This video dives into the Danish M1941 Suomi SMG, a licensed variant of the Finnish KP31 submachine gun produced by Madsen and Hovea during the German occupation. While mechanically similar to the original Suomi, the M1941 features distinct modifications like front sight protective wings, a triangular front sling swivel, a rear sling swivel instead of a bar, and an aggressive pistol-grip stock. The description highlights that around 1400 of these firearms were manufactured between 1941 and 1943. Interestingly, several of these design changes were also explored in a 1942 Finnish prototype.
This video features the Finnish Suomi KP/31 submachine gun, presented as a semi-automatic only Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR). The description provides a link to a Part 1, suggesting this is part of a series. The content highlights a specific firearm model with its national origin and configuration (SBR).
This video features shooting the semi-automatic Suomi M31, also known as the KP31. It is a Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) variant. The description includes a link to a Part 2 of the video, indicating further content on this firearm. The hashtags #suomi, #kp31, and #m31 reinforce the focus on this specific historical submachine gun.
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