Original Belgian Vigneron M1 Aluminum Receiver Display Submachine Gun with Live Barrel and Magazine - Serial 002990 Spanish Flags and the other a shotgun

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Original Belgian Vigneron M1 Aluminum Receiver Display Submachine Gun with Live Barrel and Magazine - Serial 002990 Spanish Flags and the other a shotgunOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Vigneron submachine gun was developed during early fifties by the officer of the Belgian army and produced by Belgian company Precision Liegoise SA. It was adopted by Belgian army in 1953, and saw some combat in then Belgian Congo. Vigneron submachine gun was quite conventional in design and appearance, borrowing design aspect from many earlier submachine guns. For example the extendable but stock was copied from