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I came across this magazine and I can't figure out what it goes to. From what I can tell it's 9mm and the only marking is a "Q" on the spine. Any help would be appreciated!
So I agree with @Dr.Rob . Looks like the only locking surface is the D cut out on the one side, so a bottom loader would shake that mag out. It looks like it's just folded and spot welded, and a bit rough, so maybe a late war last ditch substitute weapon?
I looked at vergnon, Mac 10 , Madsen, Mat 49, Uzi, Sten, Owen, Sterling, FMP, M3, Czech smgs, Berettas old and new, Walther, Mp28, Mp 38 and 40.... Suomi, Bergmann MP32/35...
Yes, the mp-18 was designed for a magazine like the one in the OP’s pictures. It was redesigned for the snail drum used w the Luger. Then late in production the “mag well” was redesigned to accept the box magazine as originally intended.
I think the OP’s magazine might be derived from the MP-18 if not copied directly. Pic here is of a Finnish M20. The M20’s were sold to Interarmco in 1960, apparently. Source: http://www.jaegerplatoon.net/MACHINEPISTOLS1.htm
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