Haenel MP 28/II - Revision history

Get Em Puppy: /* Film */

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Alex T Snow: Alex T Snow moved page Haenel MP28/II to Haenel MP 28/II: German nomenclature space

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Alex T Snow moved page Haenel MP28/II to Haenel MP 28/II: German nomenclature space

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	[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]		[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
	[[File:MP28-II Left.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]		[[File:MP28-II Left.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
	The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann ~~MP18/I~~\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.		The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP 18\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.

	The MP 28/II was manufactured by C.G. Haenel of Suhl, and was adopted by the German border guard, the Waffen-SS, and was issued to certain rearguard sections of the Wehrmacht during the early stages of World War II to make up for shortages of the newer [[~~MP40\|~~MP 40]]. It was also exported to several countries, including Belgium, Brazil, Bolivia, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The MP 28/II was succeeded by the [[~~MP41\|~~MP 41]].		The MP 28/II was manufactured by C.G. Haenel of Suhl, and was adopted by the German border guard, the Waffen-SS, and was issued to certain rearguard sections of the Wehrmacht during the early stages of World War II to make up for shortages of the newer [[MP 40]]. It was also exported to several countries, including Belgium, Brazil, Bolivia, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The MP 28/II was succeeded by the [[MP 41]].

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==
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Mateogala at 09:57, 17 September 2023

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	[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~450px~~\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum]]		[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
			[[File:MP28-II Left.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
	The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.		The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.

Mateogala: /* Specifications */

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Specifications

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	* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun		* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun

	* '''Calibers:''' 9x19mm Parabellum, 9x25mm Mauser, 7.63x25mm Mauser, 7.65x22mm Parabellum		* '''Calibers:''' 9x19mm Parabellum, 9x25mm Mauser, 7.63x25mm Mauser, 7.65x22mm Parabellum

	* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}		* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}

	* '''Length:''' {{convert\|in\|32}}		* '''Length:''' {{convert\|in\|32}}

	* '''Barrel length:''' {{convert\|in\|7.93}}		* '''Barrel length:''' {{convert\|in\|7.93}}
			* '''Capacity:''' 20, 32, 50 - round detachable magazine
	* '''Capacity:''' 20 or 32-round ~~box magazines~~

	* '''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto/Full-Auto		* '''Fire Modes:''' Semi-Auto/Full-Auto

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Pyr0m4n14c at 11:22, 14 September 2022

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	[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Haenel MP 28/II - ~~9×19mm~~]]		[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum]]
	The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.		The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.

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	* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun		* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun

	* '''Calibers:''' ~~9×19mm~~ Parabellum, ~~9×25mm~~ Mauser, 7.~~63×25mm~~ Mauser, 7.~~65×22mm~~ Parabellum		* '''Calibers:''' 9x19mm Parabellum, 9x25mm Mauser, 7.63x25mm Mauser, 7.65x22mm Parabellum

	* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}		* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}

Get Em Puppy at 10:41, 14 September 2022

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	[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Haenel ~~MP28~~/II - ~~9x19mm~~]]		[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9×19mm]]
	The '''Haenel ~~MP28~~/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in ~~1924 and was secretly tested at Kummersdorf by Inspektion fur Waffen und Gerat in 1925. It~~ an ~~improved version of the~~ [[Bergmann MP18]] ~~Submachine Gun~~. ~~It incorporated~~ the ~~simple box~~ magazine ~~that~~ Schmeisser ~~preferred and a semi-auto and full auto fire control selector. Despite the external similarity, the internal structure~~ of ~~the MP28 is different from the MP18 (hence, apparently, the postscript~~ "II"~~). The MP28/II~~ was ~~not manufactured by government arsenals because~~ the ~~Treaty of Versailles restricted German manufacture of these weapons~~, the C.~~G. Haenel firm of Suhl~~, ~~Germany transferred production~~ and ~~sale to Pieper~~ in ~~Belgium~~.		The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.

	The ~~MP28~~/II was ~~used~~ by ~~Germany~~, Belgium, ~~Holland~~, and ~~South America~~.		The MP 28/II was manufactured by C.G. Haenel of Suhl, and was adopted by the German border guard, the Waffen-SS, and was issued to certain rearguard sections of the Wehrmacht during the early stages of World War II to make up for shortages of the newer [[MP40\|MP 40]]. It was also exported to several countries, including Belgium, Brazil, Bolivia, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The MP 28/II was succeeded by the [[MP41\|MP 41]].

	==Specifications==		==Specifications==
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	* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun		* '''Type:''' Submachine Gun

	* '''Calibers:''' ~~9x19mm~~ Parabellum, 7.~~65 Luger~~, 7.~~63 Mauser, 9mm Mauser~~		* '''Calibers:''' 9×19mm Parabellum, 9×25mm Mauser, 7.63×25mm Mauser, 7.65×22mm Parabellum

	* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}		* '''Weight:''' {{convert\|lbs\|9.11}}

Get Em Puppy at 16:02, 13 September 2022

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	\| ''[[Senso '45]]'' \|\| \|\| An Italian partisan \|\| \|\| 2002		\| ''[[Senso '45]]'' \|\| \|\| An Italian partisan \|\| \|\| 2002
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	[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~450px~~\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum]]		[[File:mp28.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
			[[File:MP28-II Left.jpg\|thumb\|right\|451px\|Haenel MP 28/II - 9x19mm Parabellum.]]
	The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.		The '''Haenel MP 28/II''' was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in the late 1920s as an improvement on his earlier [[Bergmann MP18/I\|MP 18/I]] submachine gun. The MP 28/II followed a similar layout to the MP 18/I, but introduced several new features, such as a reconfigured magazine feed taking 20 or 32-round Schmeisser pattern box magazines instead of TM 08 "snail magazines" (this feature was later retrofitted to some examples of the MP 18/I), and a fire selector switch above the trigger which included a mechanical safety. The bolt and recoil spring were also redesigned, and an adjustable tangent rear sight was fitted in place of the MP 18/I's flip-up sight.