Historical Firearms

A Russian anti-tank rifle used during WWII

A well rounded shotgun that partially replaced the M1897

A revolver that saw action in the Wild West and in WWI in the hands of the Russian empire

Many claim that the AK-47 is a remake of the STG-44. This is false, it is really a remake of...

One of the worlds most produced rifles ever made and the work horse of the late Russian monarchy, and early Soviet Union

The gun that tamed the Wild West. Carried by everyone from the common man to lawmen to bandits.

A rifle used by imperial Japanese Army during WWII in the Pacific Theatre

What was the official Rifle of the Ottoman Empire during World War 1?

What gun is this?

The latest iteration of the workhorse of the British empire since the late 19th century

A well rounded light machine gun that was the predecessor to one of the most well known LMGs ever made

What gun was given the nickname "The Trench Sweeper" and was famously known to “make the Kaiser mad?”

An automatic rifle designed for hip-firing but was better suited as an light machine gun

This lever action rifle was used by the Russian Empire during World War 1

One of the few good things to come from Israel. The Israeli version of the AK

What gun has been given the title "Worst Modern Assualt Rifle"? (In the photgraph)

An LMG used by the Soviet Union in the first half of the 20th century until it was replaced by other, better, LMGs

Considered by some to be the first real sub-machine gun used by Sturm-truppen in WWI using 32 round Luger snail mags

The Ma Duece. Used by US military everywhere from tanks to planes

The gun that largely replaced the AK-47 in many countries.

Arguably, the best sub-machine gun of WWII. Mass produced by the Soviet Union

What gun was given the nickname "The Chicago Typewriter"?

The only successful lever action shotgun ever made.

What "inhumane" guns did the Germans file a formal complaint about during World War 1?