There were some "civilian" single shot (single barrel) shotguns in South Vietnam...probably brought over by some early US servicemen. In the meantime, the standard pump 12 gauge US Military shotgun has always been the Winchester Model 1897 pump shotgun. This model is easily identified as it has an exposed hammer at the receiver end; and companies don't make exposed hammers on rifles and shotguns anymore (unless they are replicas of something). The Remington pump transitioned thru the inventory during the war, and shortly after the war, came the Mossberg.
Shotguns.
During the Vietnam War, all combatants (including North Vietnam) used draftees except for the New Zealanders, they sent volunteers to South Vietnam.
Mostly motorbikes are used in Vietnam
Yes, shotguns were used, although it was only until later in the war that they became standard issue. Some soldiers privately purchased hunting shotguns and modified them for used in the trenches, as they were found to be highly useful in the cramped environment of the trenches, where they became known as "trench guns".
they used shotguns,rifles,and cannons
Rifles, shotguns and handguns differ mostly on the type of cartridge used.
Actually, some of the first firearms used in combat could be classified as shotguns, although they were rather large and mounted on the castle wall. Some Southern cavalry carried short-barreled shotguns, and US troops used "trench guns" in both world wars, Korea, Vietnam and both Gulf Wars. It is a common weapon used by security forces on ships, as the damage to the ship itself is not going to be great compared to what it will do to an intruder.
Muskets and shotguns
Shotguns and rifles
They used rifles, shotguns, canons and mines.
Trench guns, first used in the first world war may also be referred to as combat shotguns, riot shotguns, trench shotguns, bayonets, muskets or blunderbusses.
Nuclear weapons were not used in the Vietnam War.
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Columbia was a trade name used on shotguns built by Harrington& Richardson from around 1900-1940 (or so).
is English the language commonly used in Vietnam
Revelation shotguns were mad by the Crecent Firearms Co.Cresent was in business from about 1887-1932.This name was one of many that the company used,as most of there business was for hardware stores across the nation,and many of these stores used the very owm names do distinguish there shotguns for sale.
The Stevens shotgun most commonly employed in Vietnam was the Model 77E. It had a buttstock that was slightly shorter than standard length to accommodate the slighter build of South Vietnamese troops. Some 61,000 Stevens 77E shotguns were sent to Southeast Asia during America's involvement in Vietnam. Today, they are relatively rare collectors items because the vast majority of them (almost 100%) were left in Vietnam when the American forces withdrew.