GUN MACHINE REPLICA GREASE GUN M3 NET

The M3 Grease Gun is an iconic American submachine gun from World War II. Designed by George Hyde and adopted by the U.S. Army in 1942, it was developed as a simpler and more economical alternative to the famous Thompson submachine gun.

Made entirely of metal, the original M3 used 30-round magazines chambered in .45 ACP. Its distinctive appearance earned it the nickname "Grease Gun" due to its resemblance to the grease guns used by mechanics. Robust and compact, it was also used during the Korean and Vietnam Wars.

This non-firing replica manufactured by DENIX stands out thanks to its specially aged and weathered finish, recreating the appearance of a weapon with a history of use. This worn effect enhances the details and adds an extra level of realism, giving the replica the authentic look of an original period piece.

Made entirely of metal, this replica features a movable bolt and a removable magazine. It is an ideal piece for collectors, military history enthusiasts, and historical reenactors.

Original Weapon Specifications:

• Country of origin: United States

• Year of adoption: 1942

• Type: Submachine gun

• Caliber: .45 ACP (11.43 mm)

• Capacity: 30 rounds

DENIX Replica:

• Manufacturer: DENIX

• Model: M3 Grease Gun

• Type: Non-firing, non-functional replica

• Material: Metal

• Finish: Aged and weathered finish with a realistic worn effect for enhanced authenticity

• Mechanism: Movable bolt

• Magazine: Removable

• Historical period: World War II

• Weight: 3.145 kg