EDDA submachine gun
The EDDA submachine gun (Spanish:Pistola Ametralladora EDDA) is a submachine gun of Argentine origin.
EDDA submachine gun
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- submachine gun
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- Argentina
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• Name — EDDA submachine gun • Origin — Argentina • Type — Submachine gun • Is Ranged — YES • Cartridge —.22 WMR • Caliber —.22 • Action — Blowback • Feed — 30 round detachable box magazine • Sights — Iron
Overview
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The EDDA submachine gun is a blowback operated weapon and is chambered in the.22 WMR round. It has select fire capabilities and is fed by a 30-round box magazine. To improve accuracy, it has a retractable stock and an optional Tasco red dot IR sight is mounted on the top cover.
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EDDA submachine gun is associated with Argentina.
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- 1.Small Arms Illustrated, 2010.
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