| Název: Name: | Samopal typ 100 | Type 100 Submachine Gun |
| Originální název: Original Name: | 一〇〇式機関短銃 / ひゃくしききかんたんじゅう | |
| Kategorie: Category: | samopal | submachine gun |
| Výrobce: Producer: | DD.MM.1942-DD.MM.1945 Armádní zbrojovka Tokio, Tokio | |
| Technické údaje: Technical Data: | ||
| Hmotnost nenabité zbraně: Weight Unloaded: | 3,8 kg | 8.38 lb |
| Ráže: Calibre: | 8 mm | |
| Náboj: Cartridge: | 8 mm Nambu | |
| Délka: Length: | 900 mm | 2 ft 11.43 in |
| Délka hlavně: Barrel Length: | 230 mm | 9.06 in |
| Kapacita zásobníku: Magazine Capacity: | 30 | |
| Výkony: Performance: | ||
| Rychlost střelby: Rate of Fire: | 800 ran/min | 800 rpm |
| Úsťová rychlost: Muzzle Velocity: | 335 m/s | 1099.1 ft/s |
| Uživatelské státy: User States: | ||
| Poznámka: Note: | Samopal typ 100, model z roku 1940, byl vybaven záchytem bodáku, lehkou dvojnožkou a stavitelnými mířidly. V rámci zjednodušení pro válečnou výrobu pak v roce 1944 tyto (pro samopaly neobvyklé) součásti postrádal - mířidla byla nahrazena pevnými, nestavitelnými. Existovalo i výsadkářské provedení s do strany se sklápěcí pažbou. | The Type 100 Submachine Gun, the 1940 model, was equipped with a bayonet snap, a lightweight bipod and adjustable sights. Under the simplification of war production, in 1944 these was changed (for unusual machine parts) - the sights were replaced by solid, unstable ones. There was also a paratrooper with a folding stock. |
| Zdroje: Sources: | Archiv autora ... ja.wikipedia.org | |
JPN - Samopal typ 100
Type 100 Submachine Gun
一〇〇式機関短銃
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Parachute design NOT "an arm support" as is often claimed, in fact, have a normal wooden stock, that lae was hinged on the right side of the gun (shorten the length) in the normal nesklopené position to ensure the fuse on the left side of the gun above the trigger, which was in fact a piece of sheet metal mounted on the barrel, which lock in place into the protrusion of the trigger. This embodiment is in the fight too didn't pan out and apparently wasn't made in large numbers.
photo airborne weapons is in the first and third sources.
It is also worth to note, that the designation of 100/40 and 100/44, not with the japanese, nothing to do, this is the designation used in the west, and to the post-war, the japanese either weapons they had no idea, or the resolution is not known.
source : http://world.guns.ru/smg/jap/type-100-e.html
en.wikipedia.org
http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/smg.htm.
photo airborne weapons is in the first and third sources.
It is also worth to note, that the designation of 100/40 and 100/44, not with the japanese, nothing to do, this is the designation used in the west, and to the post-war, the japanese either weapons they had no idea, or the resolution is not known.
source : http://world.guns.ru/smg/jap/type-100-e.html
en.wikipedia.org
http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/smg.htm.
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K označování modelů- zatím jsem nezjistil, jak samopaly označovali Japonci, používám tedy "západní" označení pro rozlišení modelů.
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That's cool, just for those reading this need to know that it's a designation that was introduced after the war by collectors and not the original (there would be about 04). The Japanese probably didn't use any distinction, it was just one type of machine gun for them (similarly for the Germans FG-42, they also didn't know about 7 types that we distinguish today 
). For a lot of things today there are distinctions of different beliefs, but they were never addressed by the user and it's just a collector's or fan thing (typically T-34, the Soviets basically made only two with distinctions by caliber of gun, they certainly didn't divide it by factories and various other things).
). For a lot of things today there are distinctions of different beliefs, but they were never addressed by the user and it's just a collector's or fan thing (typically T-34, the Soviets basically made only two with distinctions by caliber of gun, they certainly didn't divide it by factories and various other things).
The original title, i.e. the translation from Japanese, is "Samopal type 100".
Otherwise, the name used here is probably the older (in terms of language development) name for the submachine gun itself - kikan-tanjo (literally "machine gun"), instead of today's tan-kikanjo (literally "short machine gun").
Otherwise, the name used here is probably the older (in terms of language development) name for the submachine gun itself - kikan-tanjo (literally "machine gun"), instead of today's tan-kikanjo (literally "short machine gun").
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Poprosil bych ale o změnu názvu na Samopal typ 100 (existují totiž i bomby, kulomet, plamenomet, puška, náboje do kanónu nebo i kánon s označením ... typ 100)
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Jinak z hlediska jazyka (respektive jeho vývoje) to asi zjistit lze, v češtině to byl nejdřív samostříl (tak do roku 1920, pak z toho jako paralela ke kulometu - strojní pušce, vznikla kulometná pistole (právě tam je vliv toho náboje) a nakonec po válce pod vlivem ruštiny automat a následně poněkud češtější samopal. Ve slovníku to samozřejmě není
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ale to je na vašem - moderátorském - zvážení, více do toho kafrat nebudu
(p.s.: pak poprosím o výmaz - vyčištění)
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ale to opravdu záleží na zvážení moderátorů zdali to bude originální pojmenování či zažitý úzus
(P.S.: v sekcích obrněné techniky, kde mi to bylo dovoleno, se japonské tanky taky jmenují "Tank typ 61", "Lehký tank typ 95", Střední tank typ 1" apod., protože tak zní jejich označení)
I would have left it on as it is now, it's the PPD that has encoded (pistolet pulemjot Děkťareva) so there error I don't. Otherwise, basically, probably, most armies should have the same label for a variety of things from their underwear after the torpedoes. Maybe the americans had the M1 rifle, carbine, submachine gun, grenade and about a hundred other things. Commonly this is referred to as a be rifle the M1 Garand. But precisely because the weapons are divided into individual sections to make it nemotalo together and the easier it is sought..
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