The K50M was a modification of the Chinese Type 50 submachine gun, itself a copy of the Russian PPSh-41. It operated on a basic straight blowback action.
The K50M submachine-gun was produced in North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. It was created by converting Type 50 submachine-guns supplied by China.
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The K50-M is a Vietnamese copy of the PPSh-41. It features a shorter barrel, collapsing stock, pistol grip, and the front sight of an MAT-49 SMG.
Jan 26, 2018 · The K-50M used the Soviet PPSh-41 (produced by the Communist Chinese as the Type 50 SMG), chambered in 7.62x25 mm Tokarev, as the basis for the ...
The submachine gun held a rate-of-fire of 700 rounds per minute with a muzzle velocity of 1,600 feet per second from its 35-round detachable box magazine. The ...
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