I have been asked by a friend to find as much info on a sub-gun that his now deceiced father managed to bring back from Viet Nam in '68. The receiver markings are as follows:
MANUFACTURE NATIONALE D' ARMES DE TULLE MODELE 1949 No. XXXXX
1. I know it's possibly a French made sub-gun, but I didn't know what calibre.
2. It appears to be in complete functionable condition. It has a sliding wire stock, stick mags, the magwell has a lock in front of the triger guard that un latches the magwell and allows it to swing forward and lock onto the bottom of the barell for transport. The barrel is about 8" with a heat shield. The weapon itself appears to fire from an open bolt position with a safety mech in the pistol grip(squeeze the grip, pushing in on the safety bar and the trigger will operate and bolt closes.)
I DO NOT have any pics. Owner was leary about taking pics and posting them.
MANUFACTURE NATIONALE D' ARMES DE TULLE MODELE 1949 No. XXXXX
1. I know it's possibly a French made sub-gun, but I didn't know what calibre.
2. It appears to be in complete functionable condition. It has a sliding wire stock, stick mags, the magwell has a lock in front of the triger guard that un latches the magwell and allows it to swing forward and lock onto the bottom of the barell for transport. The barrel is about 8" with a heat shield. The weapon itself appears to fire from an open bolt position with a safety mech in the pistol grip(squeeze the grip, pushing in on the safety bar and the trigger will operate and bolt closes.)
I DO NOT have any pics. Owner was leary about taking pics and posting them.