M97 Shotgun

The M97, a shotgun designed by John Browning was an evolution of the Winchester M93. It was first issued to US troops during World War I as a trench gun. Its 5 shotshell magazine permitted to lay a considerable volume of fire in a very short time, making it a very efficient trench warfare weapon. It was still used in limited numbers during World War II.

 

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