Guns of WWII

Keep your face clear of the bolt

Introducing the PTRS and the PTRS-K

Meta for concealed carry in 1928

Ezekiel 25:17

Adds the iconic Fallschirmjaegergewehr 42, better knows as FG-42. Complete with working open bolt/closed bolt action, working bipod, scope and integrated bayonet attachment. Found under Battlerifles.

An experimental Soviet bullpup rifle developed immediately after WW2. It's basically a tube chambered in 7.62x36

An experimental soviet rifle from 1944 designed by F.V. Kuzmischev

An Italian straight-pull prototype that just didn't quite hit the mark

The PPR-42 is an experimental SMG from the Soviet Union. It was developed by Nikolay Rukavishnikov, and is one of the earliest examples of a gun using a Telescoping Bolt

A pistol developed by Czechoslovakia in 1938. It passed trials right before Germany occupied Czechoslovakia in 1938, and ended up being used by the German military.

An incredibly popular Czech light machinegun developed after WW1

The PPS-43 is a Russian WWII era SMG built to be cheaper, lighter and simpler than the standard PPSH-41

Soviet Chad MG

Get good,get hand guard.

not weird quickbelt position!!!

I LOVE SMLE

A mysterious old self loading rifle that has never been finished

An American-made self-loading conversion of SMLE, presented to Canada. Comes in two versions with different magazine sizes.

A pocket pistol from mid-20th-century Germany, featured in the Resident Evil franchise!

Double rifle? Miss me with that scrub shit.