The Rarest Guns of World War II

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There were weapons that, for various reasons, were produced on a far smaller scale in WWII.
Sometimes in such small numbers that they were considered a rarity, unknown to the general public.
Here's a list of the top five rare guns of World War Two that you may have never heard of:

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