Mexican firearm industry

It was mostly non existent. They bought Arisakas and Mausers. Spain didn't leave them much when they pulled out.

You could possibly look into smaller companies like Trejo and see how they started

>>33686446
I might, or just talk to Gun Jesus and see what he says.

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>>33686446
this

they had some notable designers but no base to make much of their own.

>>33686413
>>33686465
Wasn't that little 25 acp full auto pistol from Mexico?

>>33686479
Yeah. That was the trejo.

>>33686467
These rifles weren't even made in Mexico. SIG made them all.

Not much. Productos Mendoza made a BAR like 30-06 toploading LMG around the WW2 era.
Now they only make tube fed .22s and small SMGs.

>>33686531
Sig had to build them since Mexico didn't have the machinery for the more complex parts, but its an all Mexican design.

>>33686531
no shit they weren't made in mexico did you read the post at all dipshit?

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>>33686446
Did they buy much from the Japanese?
I found this picture of what looks like a Type 92.

>>33686413
Where did it go wrong after the Mondragon?

Shit was ahead of its time

I bet the PRI did this

>>33687676
Sure it's not just a generic Hotchkiss?

>>33687693
Probably is, I'm not very bright.

>>33687676
Guy on the right looks like Jimmy Pop from The Bloodhound Gang

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>>33687676
They bought some Type 38s (Mexican Model 1913s), but a lot were never sent over because of the Mexican revolution going on.

That's a French Hotchkiss MG.

>>33687658
Why so booty blasted? Its not much of a stretch to think a Mexican designed rifle would of been made in Mexico even if just a prototype