Tag: Michael Heidler

The Copenhagen-based company Dansk Industri Syndikat (DISA) has been manufacturing weapons for the Danish armed forces since 1900. Even before ...

In the trenches along the frontlines of World War I, any look over the parapet could be the last one. ...

After the beginning of December 1944, the decision in favor of the Carl Walther model in 7.92x57 caliber as the ...

By Michael Heidler In the troubled 1930s, a boy named Gotthard Glas fled from the German Reich to Israel. There, ...

By Michael Heidler The newly created Bundeswehr (German Federal Army) received its initial equipment of weapons, vehicles and equipment mainly ...

By Michael Heidler Shortly before World War II, interest in a semi-automatic rifle to strengthen the armed forces reawakened in ...

By Michael Heidler In Sweden, development work on a light anti-tank weapon for infantry use began in 1940 at the ...

By Michael Heidler - At the beginning of the 20th century, Mexico was a country without any tradition in arms ...

By Michael Heidler - The Red Army struggled for a long time to introduce a suitable anti-tank rifle. Early models, ...

This Beretta model was used as "Maschinenpistole 1" (MP 1) by the Federal Border Guard (BGS) and the German Armed ...