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Thompson M1928A1 Submachine Gun
Nicknamed the “Chicago Typewriter,” not everyone wielding a Tommy Gun was on the wrong side of the law. The Thompson actually served law enforcement and soldiers equally well. Capable of firing from a stick magazine or a drum magazine, the Thompson was chambered to fire .45 ACP pistol cartridges. This particular example was found on the beachhead at Anzio, Italy, by Captain Frank Grismer, U.S. Navy.
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Model 24 Stielhandgranate
This German hand grenade was nicknamed the “Potato Masher” because it closely resembled the non-lethal kitchen utensil. The stick handle greatly improved the distance that the grenade could be thrown. Thirty to forty yards was an attainable range for these devices. Originally designed as a concussion weapon, a fragmenting sleeve was adopted in 1942 that turned it into an anti-personnel fragmentation grenade.
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Japanese Type 99 Bolt-Action Rifle
Chambered in 7.7mm, the Type 99 was slightly shorter than the earlier Type 38 and could be fitted with the Type 30 bayonet or even a grenade launcher. While it never completely replaced the Type 38, entire regiments ended up being outfitted with the Type 99.
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Winchester Model 1897 Slide-Action Shotgun
During World War I, the Model 1897 shotgun became known as the “trench broom” because of how effective it was at sweeping away the enemy in the ever-present trenches of that conflict. The gun continued to be used quite effectively in World War II. The trench models featured a perforated steel heat shield on the barrel and a lug at the end to accept the M1917 bayonet.
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Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum Revolver
Always a reliable choice, the .357 Magnum revolver in Call of Duty is what is known as a “Pre-Model 27” because the numbered model designs didn’t come around until after World War II. This double-action revolver features a six-inch barrel in the video game, but the example shown here has a shorter, 3.5-inch barrel.