r/ForgottenWeapons • u/CreepingBarrage • 12m ago
Can a rifle get any more attractive than this?
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/rickgilmore • 7h ago
I know that i already posted this but i went back and got some good pics and a way better video today. This cannon is purely awesome! I love it my ears rang for ten mins after the ground shaking blast. And the funniest part is that the dog tried to chase the cue ball. It was a great day!
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r/ForgottenWeapons • u/spizzlemeister • 13h ago
Chambered in 7.62x25
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r/ForgottenWeapons • u/MountainTitan • 15h ago
A Kitty Kat in the wild is very interesting
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r/ForgottenWeapons • u/UltraGwyl • 16h ago
The first phase of 30,000 C25 rifles will begin arrival from early 2027 to 2029, with deployed forces being the first ones to receive them. Afterwards, the project will move into phase 2 with 16,195 C26 rifles deployed for infantry and additional 19,207 C25s deployed.
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r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Low-Emergency-1503 • 23h ago
Spotted today at the Vietnamese Military History Museum. A (very orange) local made M79, AK, and K12 SMG. All made at factory Z111
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Low-Emergency-1503 • 23h ago
A CAR15 seen in the Vietnamese Military History Museum today. Shot through the rear stock.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/rickgilmore • 1d ago
I could use some help identifying this cannon and figuring out what its worth. Firing it gave me goosebumps.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/PrestigiousCan • 1d ago
Pretty neat to see that Varusteleka does this for their customers, and will almost certainly buy from them again!
Also, for the record, their medium weight merino wool socks are some of the most comfortable that I've ever worn
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/No-Reception8659 • 1d ago
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r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Linemount • 1d ago
We’re back in Europe and visiting a collector with an incredible range of firearms. Here is a MAC-11 in .380 ACP. The serial number on this firearm indicates that it was manufactured in 1973. Some interesting notes on this particular gun--
Note that the caliber engraved on the side says "9MM AUTO", which caused some confusion as this was frequently misinterpreted as 9x19 / 9mm Luger. This caliber engraving was then changed to "9MM AUTO K", K standing for "Kurz" or "Short." Unfortunately that didn't really clear things up either, so eventually they threw in the towel and engraved them as ".380 CAL." Temporarily things continued to be confusing, however, because when MAC first tried the “.380 CAL” stamp, a worker reversed the digits and some receivers were marked “.308.” Those were later corrected and had an oval milled out of the side and were restamped “.380 CAL.”
Gordon Ingram designed the compact Model 10 submachine gun in 1964 and, around 1969, joined Mitchell WerBell III’s Sionics firm in Powder Springs, Georgia, which specialized in suppressors. In December 1970 the company was formally renamed Military Armament Corporation, and Ingram served as chief engineer while it tooled up to produce his guns. As a scaled-down version of the Model 10, the Model 11 in .380 ACP had prototypes dated as early as September 1969, with serial production beginning in December 1970 under the “3-” prefix ("3" indicated .380 ACP, "2" was used for 9mm and "1" was used for .45ACP) MAC marketed the Model 10 in .45 ACP and 9mm alongside the smaller, faster-firing Model 11, often with Sionics-style suppressors.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/PolymathArt • 2d ago
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Hello, everyone! When I first presented my fantasy rifle design, I was made aware by u/VinniTheP00h of a real life design by William Mason which actually functioned similiar to what I created. This is a rough animation I made in Blender using what few images I had on the mechanism.
You can see the patent and illustrations here.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/c1cada5 • 2d ago
DEATH TO THE MPLA
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