Description

Designed and manufactured by Snow Wolf - a well-known manufacturer in the airsoft community. The M3A1 "Grease Gun" is a replica of a legendary submachine gun designed during WW2.
Designed in 1942 as a simplified alternative to the existing submachineguns in the US Army and other branches. The Grease Gun was developed to replace the more complicated and expensive Thompson SMG. The utilization of stamped elements for mass production and simplified internals proved a deciding factor for its introduction. M3 was further modified in December 1944 into the M3A1 with even less complicated and more lightweight construction. M3 and M3A1 saw extensive use during the closing stages Second World War and numerous further conflicts, including Korea and Vietnam.
Made from metal alloys and polymer, this 580/750mm long select-fire SMG weighs around 2700g and shoots in full-automatic mode only. It is a full metal-made product with fabrication "flavors" like uneven welding and hurried manufacture. Thanks to this, the Grease Gun looks and feels like a real firearm. The short barrel and collapsible wire stock increase the handling in close quarters and make it simple to stash.
A custom gearbox implemented in this replica provides stable and reliable work. It grants a base for future tuning and modifications.