Notes: First produced in 1957, this is one of the few indigenous Indonesian-made firearms. It is an orthodox submachinegun design, internally reminiscent of the US M-3 Grease Gun, with a Beretta-style flash suppressor on the end of the barrel. The magazine well is long so it can also be used as a foregrip. By 2002, it had been a long time since this weapon had been manufactured, but it was still quite common in Southeast Asia, especially in out-of-the-way places.