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Loved firing these ugly things !
M3 and M3A1 Grease Guns
Posted from forgottenweapons.com
Firearms and Guns
Weapons
Military History
Posted 7 y ago
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Fun to shoot. But, couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.... Laffs.... Great for keeping the enemy's head down while advancing....... Did I say fun to shoot ?
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SPC Brett Curry
Made for close qtr compack. Not meat for long ranger. Just like the M1911. Made for close Combat. Chest holster open ended and open trigger. So the all they had to do was pull it off your chest. Very flexible. Shoot the man in front of you and drop it, it goes right back to your chest. A very slow moving, almost 50 cal in size. Meant to take it's time going through your body. A 2 in hole going in a 10 in hole coming out. Both awesome weapons
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CPT Andrew Wright
Back in the late 1970s when I was a young specialist in Germany (CSC, 1st Bn, 48th Inf) our arms room had three M3A1s and one earlier model M3 for issue to the mechanics. Never got to fire them but they were cool to play with.
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SSG(P) Dan Keene
CPT Andrew Wright - I rode with 1st Squadron, 11th ACR on the border in Germany 1984-86 in Fulda. We had 1 per tank and maintenance track. qualified in with an A1 in '85.
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