Because the blowback made it sound like a belch when it was fired.
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Agree. The Sphagin was ONE of the guns called a "burp gun". The slang term originated in the period 1935-1940, when referring to a high rate of fire machine pistol. The 800 rounds per minute of the Russian machine pistol sounded more like an extended BURP than a BANG. So- burp gun.
its the ppsh41 due to how fast it shoots alone and its recoil and also the attachments for it
Never heard the term used. Do you mean a "burp" gun?
do something to introduce more air to your stomach. you will eventually burp. if your really having trouble tho, call a doctor
burp, but more technically it is called belch
"Burp," of course. "Burpee" is trademarked, I believe.
Tommy gun, trench broom, chopper, chicago typewriter. The M3 was the grease gun and the German MP38/40 nicknamed "Schmeisser" was a burp gun
you can get it from brickarms or any other brickarms retailers when its released
A gun with a laser.
a gun repairer
do goats burp
you burp, as you are burping make your mouth move as if you were saying a letter
Nicknames for this weapon include Pah-pah-shah (WW2), Shpagin (Vietnam I think) and Burp Gun (Korean War)