The cutting-edge laser tag system, SATR3, has more than 375+ emulations. The previous generation software SATR2 emulates 69 different weapons. These weapons are categorized into four (4) classes:
The Owen SMG Emulation
The Australian army adopted the Owen SMG during WW2.
The Owen submachine gun fires fully automatic only.
About 45,000 Owen SMGs were made in Australia in 1942. These remained in service with Australian forces until the 1960s. Soldiers liked these weapons due to their robustness, reliability, and simplicity.
Listen to the Owen SMG's features, click here.
Here are the Gaming Gun Specifications
Magazine Capacity: 33
Fire Mode: Full Auto
Recoil Duration: 2 seconds
Rate of Fire: Medium / Fast
Range: Short
Reloads: 6
Reload duration: 4 seconds
Ammo: 9mm Parabellum
Jam Rate: 5
Origin: Australia
An Awesome Cobra configured as an Owen would normally be configured at short or medium range.
Image Attribution: Forgotten Weapons
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