The Neugodov submachine gun (name conjectural) was a high-capacity submachine gun designed by A.S. Neugodov, S.B. Martynov, A.B. Khinikadze and N.N. Denysov in 1997 and intended to be manufactured by TsNIITochMash in prototype form only.
History[]
This submachine gun was likely intended to be used by law enforcement and special forces usage. It was designed by a team led by A.S. Neugodov but likely never left the prototype stage. It is unclear if any weapons were produced.
Design Details[]
This weapon is in the bullpup configuration and features a 100-round triple stack box magazine. The weapon uses delayed blowback to reduce the rate of fire. The firing pin is said to play a part in the weapon's feed mechanism.
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