MP42s

The MP42 is a submachine gun designed by Hugo Schmeisser during World War II. It was primarily used by the German military and was known for its reliability and simplicity. The MP42 was an evolution of the MP40, featuring a shorter barrel and a different trigger mechanism. It was chambered for the 9x19mm Parabellum cartridge and had a magazine capacity of 32 rounds. The MP42 was widely used by German troops on the Eastern Front and in other theaters of the war. Despite its effectiveness, the MP42 was eventually replaced by the MP43 and MP44 due to its limited magazine capacity. The MP42 remains an iconic weapon of World War II, often featured in historical reenactments and military museums.