In numerous historical Chinese documents, Inglis #1 Browning was referred as "Canadian Pistol", probably due to the grip decal had Canada written in Chinese. The English marking on the pistol,,,, I doubt people could read those text.
Similarly, Long Branch STEN was referred as "Canadian Portable Machine Gun". That was stamped on the magazine well by factory. Some docs simply referred it as "Canadian MG". Initially, that is ambiguous, due to Inglis also made BREN... but context indicated the referred gun being a subgun.
By 1945, the old Broomhadles were still popular, but the favor were fading. Newer generation of Browning and subguns became popular.
"Canadian Guns". Canadian made some great guns.
Similarly, Long Branch STEN was referred as "Canadian Portable Machine Gun". That was stamped on the magazine well by factory. Some docs simply referred it as "Canadian MG". Initially, that is ambiguous, due to Inglis also made BREN... but context indicated the referred gun being a subgun.
By 1945, the old Broomhadles were still popular, but the favor were fading. Newer generation of Browning and subguns became popular.
"Canadian Guns". Canadian made some great guns.