Nazi Germany's last ditch WW2 pistol: the M7082 Volkspistole
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This cheap and easy to produce pistol, designed to be made with stamped sheet steel was a last-gasp attempt by Nazi Germany to mass-produce a sidearm in the dying months of the Second World War.
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