Firearms from Australia

The Owen Gun is an Australian submachine gun designed by Evelyn Owen and manufactured by Lysaght's Works. It is distinguished by its top-mounted magazine, dual pistol grips, and reputation as one of the most reliable SMGs ever built. The Owens unique design provided a clear line of sight and operated flawlessly in the mud and sand of the Pacific theater.

The F1 is a submachine gun designed and manufactured in Australia. It was adopted by the Australian Defence Force in 1962 as the standard SMG. The F1 features a side-mounted magazine that allows the shooter to keep a prone position close to the ground. It uses a simple blowback action chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum. The submachine gun has a distinctive plastic pistol grip and a folding metal buttstock. It is known for its robust construction and reliable operation in jungle conditions encountered in Southeast Asia.

The F90 is a modernized version of the Steyr AUG adopted by the Australian Defence Force, featuring weight reductions and enhancements.