MP28 MP28/II ハーネルMP28短機関銃 ハーネルMP28 MP28.II
The [b]MP28[/b] or MP28/II is a German [b][[submachine gun]][/b], predominantly chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum. It was designed by Hugo Schmeisser in late 1920s as a post-[[World War I]] improvement on his earlier [[MP18]]. Manufactured by "C.G. Haenel":[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C.G._Haenel] plant in Suhl, [[Germany]].

Albeit being similar to the earlier MP18, the main improvement over the MP18 was the inclusion of a fire selector device in the form of a cross-bolt switch above the trigger group, which could give [b]single shots or fully-automatic fire[/b]. The narrow recoil spring and guide rod of the MP18 was replaced by a wide diameter spring. The MP28 still utilized blowback, open-bolt mechanism. The [[magazine (weapon)|magazine]] is inserted on the left side, standard capacity is 20 or 30-round. However, the MP28 does not accept the 32-round "snail" [[drum magazine]] of the [[luger p08|Artillery Luger]] anymore. 

h1. See also
* [[Lanchester SMG]]
* [[list of weapons]]

h1. External links
* Gun Wiki: "MP28/II":[https://guns.fandom.com/wiki/Haenel_MP28.II]
* Internet Movie Firearms Database entry: "Haenel MP28/II":[https://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Haenel_MP28/II]
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