Danuvia 39M

«39.M Király géppisztoly»
Submachine gunHungary1939Historic

Hungarian World War II submachine gun in 9×25 mm Mauser, designed by Pál Király with a side magazine that folds forward into the stock.

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ID — DANUVIA-39M
Designation

Danuvia 39M

Danuvia Fegyver- és Lőszergyár
Caliber
9×25 mm Mauser

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Identity

Designation
Danuvia 39M
Alias
39.M Király géppisztoly
Manufacturer
Danuvia Fegyver- és Lőszergyár
Country
Hungary
Year
1939
Category
Submachine gun
Status
Historic

Ballistics

Caliber
9×25 mm Mauser
Muzzle velocity
450 m/s
Rate of fire
~750 rpm
Effective range
200 m
Maximum range
600 m

Dimensions

Barrel length
500 mm
Overall length
1048 mm
Empty weight
3.6 kg

Mechanics

Operating system
Otturatore semi-rigido a leva ritardata (Király)
Bolt / action
Otturatore aperto

Feed

System
Caricatore laterale 40 colpi ripiegabile
Standard capacity
40 rounds

Fire modes

SafeSemi-autoAuto

Historical profile

Designed by Pál Király around a delayed-lever semi-rigid bolt system, the 39M entered service with the Royal Hungarian Army in 1939.

Its 9×25 mm Mauser chambering gave it more power and longer range than contemporary 9 mm Parabellum SMGs, at the cost of a bulkier 40-round magazine.

The side magazine could fold forward into a recess in the stock to reduce overall bulk during transport. It was replaced during the war by the more compact 43M.

Variants

39M39/A M43M

Main users

Hungary · Germania nazista (catturate)

Key components

  • ●Stock — Shoulder rest.
  • ●Receiver — Weapon body with internal mechanisms.
  • ●Grip — Primary grip.
  • ●Magazine — Cartridge feed.
  • ●Barrel — Guides the projectile.

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