Sidewinder Submachine Gun

The Sidewinder SMG was an unusual experimental submachine gun developed in the 60s. Basically the Viper but much more cooler!

The ability to pivot the magazine well in any direction makes it for a very interesting manual of arms, either by tucking it underneath the arm to fire it one handed or just firing it out of a vehicle like a car or motorcycle.

There are 2 official designs which is the 9mm Sten Magazine and .45 ACP Grease Gun Magazines, to make use of the abundant magazines out there and also a funny cursed .30 Carbine version. All models also come with progressive trigger, being one of the few open bolt submachine guns to have this.

It takes muzzle devices as well as having a hidden weaver rail at the top of the receiver. The stock can be pulled back and the magazine well pivot anywhere, hence sidewinder! Do note that the point stock is weird because that's how it is with bullpups in H3.

Features

• Sidewinder experimental submachine gun in 3 different chamberings!
• 9mm (Uses Sten magazines), .45 ACP (Grease Gun Mags) and .30 Carbine (M1 Carbine magazines)
• Has a hidden "Weaver" rail for that old school look
• Magazine well area can be rotated to any degree!
• Stocks can also be pulled back!
• Can be found in Firearm > SMG

Note

• Due to its funky bullpup position, it suffers a bit from the vanilla bullpup situation.

Model from Akinaro; Thank you Tweedy for the support!