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The New Zealander light machine gun Charlton Automatic Rifle (CAR) is a conversion of the Lee-Enfield that enabled the gun to fire semi-automatically or full auto. Very few CARs exist nowadays due to most of them being destroyed in a fire in 1944.

The German pistol MK23 went through one of the harshest reliability testing conditions such as 30 thousand round endurance test, under temperatures from -25 ºF (-32 ºC) to 140 ºF (60 ºC) in muddy, icy and sandy conditions. It passed these endurance tests with flying colors.

The Hungarian submachine gun 43M might be classified as a carbine at first glance due to its large size and long barrel length compared to other SMGs. However, its powerful caliber was originally made for the pistol Mauser C96, ultimately classifying the 43M as an SMG.

Although media calls this Russian light machine gun DP-28, its actual name is the DP-27 (referring to 1927, the year that it was designed). Western sources assumed it would be named after its first year of service, 1928 (which was common practice by the Soviet Union).

The New Zealander light machine gun Charlton Automatic Rifle (CAR) is a conversion of the Lee-Enfield that enabled the gun to fire semi-automatically or full auto. Very few CARs exist nowadays due to most of them being destroyed in a fire in 1944.

The Austrian submachine gun AUG Para, designed and manufactured by Steyr, was distributed as a standalone gun and a conversion kit for regular AUG assault rifles. The 9x19 magazines are standard for all Steyr SMGs, so the same magazines are used in the TMP and the MPi 69.

The American pistol M1911 is considered an icon of its country of origin, due to its longevity in service and reliability. In March of 2011, the gun was declared as the "official firearm of Utah", honoring its designer, John Browing, who was born and raised in said State.

The German pistol MK23 went through one of the harshest reliability testing conditions such as 30 thousand round endurance test, under temperatures from -25 ºF (-32 ºC) to 140 ºF (60 ºC) in muddy, icy and sandy conditions. It passed these endurance tests with flying colors.

The Russian general-purpose machine gun known as the AEK-999 uses a special kind of steel for its barrel, which is only used in aviation machine guns, for the purpose of having greater durability and not requiring quick barrel changes during a fight.

The Hungarian submachine gun 43M might be classified as a carbine at first glance due to its large size and long barrel length compared to other SMGs. However, its powerful caliber was originally made for the pistol Mauser C96, ultimately classifying the 43M as an SMG.