Picture of a US Marine holding a M50 Reising in Bougainville

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M50 Reising

Based on the M1941 Johnson Rifle, the Johnson LMG saw similar limited use, with only 9,500 being produced. The gun featured an adjustable rate of fire from 200 to 600 RPM. The weapon fired .30-06 rounds from a 20 round side feeding magazine. The weapon had a very low recoil due to the in-line stock design.
The gun was not widely adopted. The Dutch government had placed orders before the Japanese invasion that were never filled, and the surplus guns were delivered to the US Marine Corps, where they were used to equip Paramarines units, where they were used alongside the M1941 Johnson Rifle.(rudeerude)

Marine with the M1941 in 1943

The crew of M4 medium &quot;Cairo&quot;, Co. C, 4th Tank Bn, on Iwo Jima–
February 1945 after their right tread was broken by an enemy antitank mine.
(Kneeling)–Charles Saulmon (Turret hatch)–Jim Reeves 
(Bow hatches L–R)–Lloyd Specketer &amp; Lynn Evans 
Photo courtesy Charles Saulmon. texag57