| This artillery Luger model really did exist. It was mostly used during the World War 1. It had longer barrel than a normal Luger had. Its drum-like magazine was able to hold 32 9mm Parabellum rounds. The fire rate of the weapon was really high and it didn`t weight much. Therefor its fire bursts were hard to control. By theway did you know that the Luger was a prestage of sub-machinegun?
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"In the independence war during 1918 i said to the Karelians of Finland and Viena that i would not put my sword into scabbard until Finland and east-Karelia are free." - First sentence from Marshal Carl Gustaf Mannerheims Order of the day No.3 also known as "Order of the Day of the Sword Scabbard".
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