This video delves into the history and features of the TZ-45, an Italian last-ditch submachine gun produced during the latter stages of World War II. Notable for its unique grip safety mechanism that locks the bolt, the TZ-45 was manufactured in limited numbers and saw action primarily in anti-partisan operations in northern Italy. Chambered in 9x19mm and utilizing Beretta 38 magazines, it offered logistical compatibility. The description also mentions its post-war adoption by the Burmese military as the BA-52 with modifications. The video likely explores the design's significance and context within WWII firearms.
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