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| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" |Beretta Model 38 '''''
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| colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | Specifications
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| '''Type''' || Submachine Gun
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| '''Caliber''' || 9mm
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| '''Feed System''' || 30 Round Magazine
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| '''Rate of Fire''' || 600 Rounds/Min
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| '''Muzzle Velocity''' || 429m/s
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| '''Maximum Effective Range''' || 200m
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=History=
The Berretta Model 38 was among the best smgs of the Second World War. As a weapon it evolved out of various Italian experimental weapons of the First World War. The Model 38 produced by Berretta was a well-made and sturdy weapon, introducing several advanced features and was suitable for police and special army units.  It was  a reliable weapon combined with the fact It had low recoil and was well balanced made it accurate and easy to control gun. It proved to be high popular with soldiers on both sides with it being a sought after  souvenir for allied troops. Many German soldiers, including elite forces such as the Waffen-SS and Fallschirmjäger forces, preferred the Beretta 38. A highly successful SMG the Model 38 remained in production until 1961.

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