.32 ACP Submachine Guns

The Škorpion vz. 61 is a Czechoslovak machine pistol designed by Miroslav Rybář. Originally developed for security and special forces use, it features a unique rate-of-fire reducer mechanism and fires the .32 ACP cartridge from a vertical box magazine.

The MAS-38 is a submachine gun designed and manufactured by the French MAS armory. It was chambered in 7.65mm Longue, a unique French pistol cartridge. The weapon features a distinctive canted barrel and bolt assembly that was visible through the receiver. It served as the standard submachine gun of the French military during World War II. The MAS-38 is known for its unusual appearance and compact design.