Forgotten Weapons on MSN
Only five of these were ever made - The Hans Stamm 1916 light machine gun
Hans Stamm developed a series of firearms in Switzerland in the early 1900s, and today we are looking at a Model 1916 light ...
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Forgotten Weapons on MSN
This rifle was designed by a washing machine company
We examine the Charlton conversion, a New Zealand design that transformed a Lee bolt-action rifle into a light machine gun, and a lesser-known Australian refinement developed by Electrolux. While ...
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The arrival of the RPL-7 could suggest the Kremlin will look to more varied weapons in the future. Russia’s most famed modern arms maker is set to introduce a newly designed “handheld machine gun” at ...
A Russian strategist has argued that infantry weapons such as mortars and machine guns are obsolete. He said he believed drones would replace them, making infantry units smaller and lighter. Light ...
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