Notes
-Sadly doesn't shoot
-Gunsights (1 camera angle)

Designed as a rival to the design of the STEN, the Penderson PSMG (Penderson Submachine Gun) series never took hold in the U.K. market, for obvious reasons. Testing revealed that the Mk.I's recoil was terrible, making it almost unusable in most open battlefield situations, and tolerable in urban environments. By the time the Mk.II arrived and remedied most of the problems, the STEN had already entered service, leaving the PSMG to only be used by private owners and collectors. In 1945, right after the war ended, the Penderson company decided to redo their PSMG series, and thus the Mk.III was created in 1946. More PSMG models came out, each improving on the last, until the series finally ended in 2010 when Penderson went bankrupt.