History of Early Russian Anti-Tank Rifles (Part III) – Simonow’s PTRS
By Michael Heidler - In contrast to Degtyarov's single-loader, Sergei Gavrilovich Simonov's semi-automatic gun was more complex to design and ...
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History of Early Russian Anti-Tank Rifles (Part II) – Degtjarjow’s PTRD
By Michael Heidler - When small-scale production of Sholokhov's anti-tank rifle started in Moscow, plans for a more powerful weapon ...
Piat Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank, Mk. I
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