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• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun abstract "The 9x25 mm Danuvia submachine guns (Király géppisztoly) were designed by Hungarian engineer Pál Király in the late 1930s. They were issued to Hungarian army troops in 1939 and remained in service throughout World War II. A total of roughly 8,000 were made between 1939 and 1945. The Danuvia was a large, sturdy weapon, similar to a carbine. Although inspired by the 9x19mm Parabellum Beretta Model 38/42, the Danuvia used the more powerful 9 mm Mauser round. Like the Beretta, the Danuvia's magazine can be folded forward into a recess in the stock where a plate then slides over it.The original Danuvia was the 39M: it was redesigned in 1943 as the 43M. This, the most common version, had a shortened barrel and was provided with a forward-angled magazine. It had a folding metal buttstock and wood forestock fitted with a pistol grip. The Danuvia featured a patented two-part delayed blowback bolt. The fire selector switch is a circular cap on the rear of the receiver and is rotated to one of three settings: E (Egyes)(semiautomatic fire), S(Sorozat) (full automatic), or Z (Zárt)(the safety setting). The ejection port and cocking handle are on the right side of the receiver. It had a ramp-type rear sight above the ejection port and a post foresight at end of the barrel.".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun origin Kingdom_of_Hungary_(1920%E2%80%9346).
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun thumbnail Hungarian_soldiers_in_the_Carpathians.jpg?width=300.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Submachine_gun.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun usedInWar World_War_II.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink mfegyver.html.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink smg104-r.htm.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink Sub3943.htm.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink febru%C3%A1r+.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink gyalogsag.htm.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink kiraly.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink a_magyar_legidesznat-ii-_rsz-turcsanyi-hegedus.pdf.
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• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageExternalLink Danu39.htm.
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• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageID "2187855".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wikiPageRevisionID "593666438".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun action Blowback_(firearms).
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun caption "Hungarian soldiers in the Carpathians in 1944, the kneeling soldier displaying his Danuvia 39.M.".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun cartridge "9".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun designDate "1930.0".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun era "WWII".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun feed "40".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun hasPhotoCollection Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun isRanged "yes".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun length "953".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun name "Danuvia 39.M".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun number "~8,000 to 10,000".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun origin "Kingdom of Hungary".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun partLength "424.0".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun productionDate "1943".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun rate "750".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun service "1943".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun target "personnel".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Submachine_gun.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun usedBy Hungary.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun variants "39".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun variants "43".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun velocity "450.0".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wars World_War_II.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun weight "363".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun weight "446".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wordnet_type synset-weapon-noun-1.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:9mm_Parabellum_firearms.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:Delayed_blowback_firearms.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:Submachine_guns.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:Weapons_of_Hungary.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:World_War_II_infantry_weapons.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun subject Category:World_War_II_submachine_guns.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Device.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Weapon.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Product.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type PhysicalDevice.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type Weapon.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun type DesignedArtifact.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun comment "The 9x25 mm Danuvia submachine guns (Király géppisztoly) were designed by Hungarian engineer Pál Király in the late 1930s. They were issued to Hungarian army troops in 1939 and remained in service throughout World War II. A total of roughly 8,000 were made between 1939 and 1945. The Danuvia was a large, sturdy weapon, similar to a carbine. Although inspired by the 9x19mm Parabellum Beretta Model 38/42, the Danuvia used the more powerful 9 mm Mauser round.".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun label "Danuvia 39M/39A/43M".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun label "Danuvia 43M submachine gun".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun label "Pistolet maszynowy Danuvia 39M".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun label "Пистолет-пулемёт Кирали".
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun sameAs 43M.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun sameAs Pistolet_maszynowy_Danuvia_39M.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun sameAs m.06th8t.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun sameAs Q903947.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun sameAs Q903947.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun wasDerivedFrom Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun?oldid=593666438.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun depiction Hungarian_soldiers_in_the_Carpathians.jpg.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun isPrimaryTopicOf Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun.
• Danuvia_43M_submachine_gun name "Danuvia 39.M".