Guns of the Cold War

10mm masterrace

Now with better ammo!

Kraut Space Magic, but now in a LMG

Chinese Type 85 Submachingun with an integral suppressor,my very first work.

Perfect for your wife's first gun

Prototype Pistol based on the G11 system using a shorter caseless cartridge.

Gas delayed German Police Pistol. Used more expensive than a new Desert Eagle.

The first ever polymer-framed handgun, predating the Glock 17 by 12 years. Complete with three round burst enabling holster stock!

Triple barrel bullpup AK prototype. Do I need to say more?

If you ever wanted to plink in style, this space-age looking gun is perfect for you!

A failed Soviet trials prototype designed by Alexandr Andreevich Dementyev in 1946. It basically fell apart during trials, but we'll ignore that part

A Soviet prototype bullpup designed by Nikolai Afanasyev

A soviet carbine designed by Sergei Simonov in 1974. It competed against the AKS-74U in trials and failed

A Russian pocket pistol which competed against the PSM pistol in trials (and lost)

Otherwise known as the 'Swedish K', this gun was Swedens standard SMG for over 20 years after WW2.

A prototype Soviet rifle designed by Alexander Konstantinov

An unusual French open bolt SMG from the early 1950s. It uses a unique rotating bolt handle which can be locked into an open position

A cute little Soviet pistol designed as a self-defense firearm for law enforcement and military officers. It shoots the tiny 5.45x18mm cartridge, which is pretty comparable in power to 22lr.

A Soviet SMG from the 60's, designed to have a low rate of fire and high accuracy

A Czechoslovakian prototype carbine developed in 1978. It's small and shoots fast, what's not to love?