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*[[MAC-11|Ingram Model 11]], .380 ACP submachine gun |
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| + | *[[Ingram Model 20]], [[light machine gun]]<ref name=ingramm20>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-tNlBiz_w0</ref> |
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| + | *[[Ingram-Erquiaga]], [[assault rifle]]<ref name=ingramerquiaga>https://youtu.be/51o5PPahGek?t=117</ref> |
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Revision as of 08:45, 21 September 2019
Gordon Bailey Ingram[1] was an American firearms designer known for his work on submachine guns.
History
Ingram was born in Los Angeles, California in 1924. His first foray into weapons would be designing the Lightning Model 5 submachine gun and would continue designing submachine guns thereafter. He and Mitchell WerBell III would found the Military Armament Corporation in the 1960s; the company would close down in 1974. Ingram would patent more designs until at least 1986[1] and died in 2004.
Works
Ingram is known for designing the following firearms:
- Ingram Model 5, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 6, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 7, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 8, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 9, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 10, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 11, .380 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram Model 20, light machine gun[2]
- Cobra, .45 ACP submachine gun
- Ingram-Erquiaga, assault rifle[3]