The M3A1 "Grease Gun", designed and manufactured by Snow Wolf, is a legendary submachine gun designed during World War II.

It was designed in 1942 as a simplified alternative to existing submachine guns in the U.S. Army and other services. The Grease Gun was developed to replace the more complicated and expensive Thompson SMG submachine gun.
The use of molded elements for mass production and simplified internals proved to be the deciding factor for its introduction. The M3 was further modified in December 1944 to the M3A1 with an even less complicated and lighter design.

It was an all-metal product with production "flavors" such as uneven welding and rushed production. This makes the Grease Gun look and feel like a real firearm. The short barrel and collapsible wire stock enhance close quarters handling and make it easy to store. The custom mechabox implemented in this pistol ensures stable and reliable operation. It provides a foundation for future tuning and modifications.

Package includes: pistol, magazine.

Materials: Full Metal

Mechabox: špeciálny

Motor: Dlhý

Magazine capacity [pcs]: 520

Recommended ammunition weight [g]: 0.20 - 0.23

Length [mm]: 575 - 675

Muzzle Velocity [FPS]: 365 s 0,20 g BBS

Blow Back: Not

Magazine material: Polymer / Metal

Colour: Black

Muzzle Velocity: 370FPS