Because of his performance on the battlefield in the last century, Yi Du once became a waste representative of the military field.
They even created an epoch-making weapon that pioneered the concept of submachine guns for future generations, which was the Ville Palosha Mod.1915.
At the beginning of the last century, due to the emergence of the Maxim machine gun, the operations of various countries were forced to be carried out around the trenches, not only because the Maxim machine gun was too heavy, but also because all the attacking sides had to bear the huge casualties caused by the Maxim machine gun.
In order to escape this stalemate, The Concept of a Single-Man, Pistol-Fired Light Machine Gun was proposed, and eventually Ville Palosha, designed by Abel Bettel Levéri and using the principle of delayed recoil, was changed to the official name of Ville Palosha Mod.1915.
The Ville Palosha Mod.1915 consists of two guns side-by-side, using a top-loading method, using a lower velocity 9MM Glicenty bullet, each magazine double-row double-advance, holding 25 rounds of ammunition, each gun has a shovel grip and a push-button trigger. It is also very short and lightweight, with a total length of about 53 centimeters, and it is only about 7Kg full of bullets.
Carrying the Wille Palosha Mod.1915 alone was not a problem, but due to its extremely short recoil and ridiculously fast rate of fire, a single gun could exceed 1,000 rounds per minute, and the two together could even perform 3,000 rounds of bullets per minute. So the gunman of the Ville Palosha Mod.1915 was always followed by an ammunition man, helping to carry ammunition and change magazines.
This complex member feature and alternative grip and trigger design make it really unsuitable for charge, even if it's light and small enough. In fact, the soldiers at that time did use the Ville Palosha Mod.1915 as a light machine gun, equipped with bipods and some even equipped with bulletproof shields.
Realizing the real character of the weapon, they made modifications, and they attached a solid wooden stock to the single Wille Palosha Mod.1915, and a weapon named O.V.P. was born, but the O.V.P. was as long as a rifle and was also not suitable for charging.
Eventually, The Ville Palosha Mod.1915 and O.V.P. were replaced by their similar Beretta M1918 and officially withdrew from history.
However, the unique shape of the Wille Palosha Mod.1915 became a favorite plaything for collectors, and it was also a good thing for vintage gun enthusiasts, who decorated the guns with a new one, and even replaced them with more reliable parts to make it like a work of art.
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