Germany’s Ultra Rare MG18 – The 13mm Maxim T.U.F.-MG “Tank und Fleigerabwehr” Machine Gun of WWI
By Jim Dickson When the tank first appeared on the WWI battlefields at the Somme on September 15, 1916, the ...
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Where in the world is the Luger rifle?
by Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão Due to its popularity in recent media, such as its appearance in the popular video ...
Some “Great War” Weapons in Posters
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor Unfortunately, the word “propaganda” has come to be regarded as something bad; ...
Samuel McClean’s Automatic Rifle
One of the most famous machine guns of the World War I, the Lewis MG, was based on a basic ...
Bergmann’s MP35/I Submachine Gun for the Waffen-SS
By Michael Heidler - Shortly before the end of World War I, a few thousand pieces of the submachine gun ...
Bolt Action Conversions Part II: The Interbellum Offerings
By Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão - In my last article, Early Bolt-Action Rifle Conversions – Automatic Service Rifles on a ...
The Beretta Mod. 1918: Forgotten Weapon of the Italian Army
By Vittorio Vaglio - In 1918, it was clear that the Italian Royal Army needed an automatic rifle. Though the ...
Emmageeman’s Corner: Machine Gun Memorabilia
By Robert G. Segel World War I German Model 1916 Stahlhelm (German for steel helmet) identified to the 15th Royal ...
Wartime Needs Force Factories To Change Course
By Jean Huon The Ribeyrolles rifle is fitted with a Chauchat bipod. From Bicycles to Ribeyrolles’ Automatic Weapons As early ...
The Last Thompson
By Frank Iannamico Despite Its High Cost, Millions Were Made for the U.S. and the Allies in WWII The Thompson ...
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