Designed from 1946 to 1947 by Czech engineers Václav and František Holek, employees of ZB, the ZB 47 was one of a number of submachine guns tested by the Czechs which incorporated the idea of having the center of gravity of the magazine as close as possible to the gun's bore axis.

2015年11月9日 · Where a normal submachine gun would be cocked and ready to fire with a simple retraction of the bolt group, the ZB-47 needed to have its feed tray loaded, as well. A lever was provided on the right side that actuated the feeding wheel, loading the tray. The same gun, stock extended. Note the position and orientation of the detached magazine.

ZB-47 9mm冲锋枪是捷克斯洛伐克武器设计师瓦茨拉夫·Holec设计的一款实验性冲锋枪，设计目的是装备坦克、装甲车成员。 由于要求在狭小环境里使用，所以主要指标之一就是结构紧凑，便于使用。

The ZB-47 was a submachine gun of Czechoslovak origin chambered in the 9×19mm Parabellum round fed from a 32 round magazine. The weapon was intended for tank and vehicle crews, who being forced to operate in cramped spaces, required compact weapon without protruding parts (e.g. magazine ).

捷克ZB-47冲锋枪采用9mm口径，配备弹种9×19mm巴拉贝鲁姆弹，全枪长度740mm，枪管长为265mm，全枪质量含三脚架为3.3kg，弹匣式供弹容弹量72发。 ZB-47 冲锋枪，该其最为独特之处就是难得一见的非主流供弹方式，弹匣非垂直安装，而与机匣呈约20度夹角，有别于一般 ...

2024年12月23日 · The ZB-47 is chambered for 9x19mm Parabellum, fired from an open bolt, uses a simple blowback action, and does not have a semiautomatic setting – just full auto. In its infantry configuration, it has a fixed wooden stock with a thumbhole design and a 72-round (!) magazine fitted almost horizontally under the stock and barrel.

漫长而苦难的二战结束后，在二战中为德军生产过轻武器，又因为政治原因而受苏联轻武器设计理念的影响，布尔诺公司设计出了一种相当古怪的冲锋枪——ZB47。 结构设计非同寻常. 二战结束之后，捷克建立了亲苏的社会主义共和国。 在二战当中，捷克的主要兵工厂例如捷克国营兵工厂、布尔诺兵工厂等几乎都作为德军的兵工厂为德军生产毛瑟步枪以及军用M38、MP40冲锋枪。 二战结束的头几年，捷克军队仍在使用战时德军遗留的MP38、MP40冲锋枪以及战前的ZK383冲锋枪 …

zb-47采用了底部倒置弹匣设计以及棘轮式供弹机构，能够实现优异的操作稳定性和火力持续性，弹匣容量更是高达72发。 但在1948年的新式冲锋枪竞标中，捷克军队并没有对ZB-47表现出预期的兴趣。

2023年2月28日 · 捷克布尔诺兵工厂便安排Václav Holek负责这个项目，Václav Holek就是著名的 ZB-26轻机枪 的设计师. 1946～1947年，经过两年时间，Václav Holek设计出了ZB-47冲锋枪。 ZB-47冲锋枪. 乍看上去，你会觉得奇怪，ZB-47冲锋枪的弹匣在哪？

2024年12月23日 · The ZB-47 is chambered for 9x19mm Parabellum, fired from an open bolt, uses a simple blowback action, and does not have a semiautomatic setting – just full auto. In its infantry configuration, it has a fixed wooden stock with a thumbhole design and a 72-round (!) magazine fitted almost horizontally under the stock and barrel.