Guns of WWII

Keep your face clear of the bolt

Made in Sweden, Borrowed from Finland!

Introducing the PTRS and the PTRS-K

Compact Italian pistol in .380 ACP

Italy's service rifle used in WWII

Suppressed pistol for WWII spies

Ithaca M37, an unbiquitous combat shotgun

The M1911A1 in .38 Super

Main infantry rifle of France in WWII

Anti-Aircraft machinegun converted for ground use

German Anti-Tank Rifle

Does anyone have any .32 French Longue?

The very first magnum revolver

Meta for concealed carry in 1928

Re-release of my old mod with better textures, Ezekiel 25:17

The Alofs conversion is a contraption that can be bolted onto the side of a single shot break action shotgun to convert it into a 5+1+1 capacity repeating action.

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