An automatic .45 OUTSTANDING . I had never seen one of these , (heard the phrase “grease gun” before) but I love the K.I.S.S. rule so aptly applied here. What a beautiful , simple and effective design for a weapon .
“I love the K.I.S.S. rule so aptly applied here.”
“Any part you leave out can’t break.”
Glen Curtis, aeronautical engineer.
Seems like the funniest thing: you’d think that the Soviets, with their indifference to the lives of their own people, would have been arming cannon fodder with the cheapest guns. Instead, they had more of a conventional submachine gun as their standard weapon, as I understand it - and they specified chrome bores in their guns.Did the Russians have anything resembling the grease gun in their inventory?