Tag: Anthony G. Williams

By Anthony G. Williams Combat experience in Afghanistan has prompted some rapid changes in the small arms carried by ISAF ...

Vickers .5 inch HV Class D in twin mounting. The story of the .50 Browning in World War 2 is ...

The phone call from Carl Bertil Johansson in early summer 2009 came out of the blue. The founder of the ...

By Anthony G. Williams The most successful military rifle and machine gun cartridges in service during the first four decades ...

By Anthony G. Williams The author trying out the British Armyís L22A2 5.56mm bullpup carbine, which is very short but ...

6mm Lee, 6.5mm Arisaka, 6.5mm Arisaka, 6.5x54 Mannlicher-Schönauer, 6.5x54R Mannlicher, 6.5x55 Mauser, 7.92x57 (1888), 7.92x57 (1905), .303 inch, 7.62x54R. By ...

By Anthony G. Williams Travis Barrett fires an M781 practice round from an LMT 40mm Grenade Launcher. Mounted on the ...

By Anthony G. Williams Throughout the first half of the last century, the great majority of sniper rifles were more ...

Schwarzlose M07/12 on an Aviatik Berg C.I in 1917. Note the retention of the water jacket and the tubular mount. ...

By Anthony G. Williams British 37mm baton rounds, from left to right: original “rubber bullet” baton round; L5A4 PBR; L21A1 ...