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  1. Beretta BM59

    Beretta BM59

  2. FAL 50.41

    FAL 50.41

  3. Sturmgewehr 57

    Sturmgewehr 57

  4. 9A91 Battle Carbine

    9A91 Battle Carbine

    By Remigiusz Wilk (REMOV) (Own work) [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or CC-BY-2.5], via Wikimedia Commons
  5. DIA G3 Bullpup

    DIA G3 Bullpup

    Iranian H&K G3 Bullpup conversion
  6. SIG 510 Cameo

    SIG 510 Cameo

    Also seen in the 1978 movie 'The Wild Geese'.
  7. Korsac Bullpup Rifle

    Korsac Bullpup Rifle

  8. Sturmgewehr 57

    Sturmgewehr 57

  9. CETME

    CETME

  10. R1 Paratroop Carbine

    R1 Paratroop Carbine

    As seen in the 1978 movie 'The Wild Geese'.
  11. AR-10 Battle carbine

    AR-10 Battle carbine

  12. 9A91 & GP95 Launcher

    9A91 & GP95 Launcher

  13. 9A91 Battle Carbine

    9A91 Battle Carbine

    Currently used by Russian Police Forces, It uses a 9mm Rifle Round capable of penetrating Armour.
  14. Sturmgewehr 57

    Sturmgewehr 57

  15. SIG AMT 'Battle Carbine'

    SIG AMT 'Battle Carbine'

    SIG AMT 'Battle Carbine'
  16. SIG 510-4 'Battle Carbine'

    SIG 510-4 'Battle Carbine'

    SIG 510-4 'Battle Carbine'
  17. Pictorial history of WWI

    Pictorial history of WWI

  18. Gneisenau. German Battle Ship. More information

    Gneisenau. German Battle Ship. More information

    1939- 1945 Gneisenau: a brilliant compromise, or a waste of resources? She was to become one of the best-known German war ships of the Second World War, but that actually says very little, for the surface fleet in which she served was incapable of making a real mark on the conflict...
  19. Bismarck, German Battle Ship

    Bismarck, German Battle Ship

    1939 BISMARCK. Launched on 14 February 1939 at the Hamburg shipyard Blohm & Voss and commissioned on 24 August 1940, the Bismarck required the concentrated fire of half the British Home Fleet to sink her on 27 May 1941. In her day the worlds largest battleship, Bismarck was in service for...
  20. Gneisenau. German Battle Ship

    Gneisenau. German Battle Ship

    1936 GNEISENAU. Like most of the Third Reichs major surface warships, Gneisenau, and her sister-ship Scharnhorst, with whom she was always linked, were really effective only as components of a powerful fleet-in-being. SQUANDERED RESOURCES The two ships of the Scharrihorst class were to...
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