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I know that real Greek Gendarmerie had this SMG, ordered for its Mobile Gendarmerie in 9x25 Mauser Export. Not sure if Austria adopted this cartidge.

Very nice work.

Thanks, Eswube!
The mainstay rifle of the French Army during WWII, and the firearm of second line troops in the First Indochina War, Algerian Independence War and Operation Musketeer: the bolt action, 7.5 mm MAS Modele 1936.


A reliable and well made conventional short rifle, it had a rear bolt which made necessary a rather ugly forward bent of the handle. The magazine was of 5 rounds, which was the same capacity of almost all the rifles of the era. It was equipped with a cruciform bayonet which was stored in a tube under the barrel. More than a million rifles were made in a production run from 1936 until 1952. Cheers.

Hey guys,

A very nice job with the guns guys! Always love to see another French rifle! Keep it up! Also has anyone done the FAMAS by the way?

Anyway, I decided to upload some older drawings. This one is the Remington Semi Automatic Sniper System that was jointly developed by Remington and JP Enterprises. Chambered for the 7.62 NATO it is in use by military and law enforcement (no specifics though).



This one is a derivative of the M16A1 and the CAR-15. I will admit that the naming is pretty confusing for me. I have originally drawn this an XM177E2 model with the longer and awfully large muzzle device but there are others that say this particular one is the USAF GAU-5 instead? If anyone know what is the right name for this particular rifle I would grateful.



As a note, both of these drawings are pretty old and might have some mistakes. If anyone can point them any of them out then I would be incredibly grateful!

Thanks,
Dalamace

Nice work.

Nice guns

Luty. As before, my dimensions might be off, but I tried to remain true to the picture provided by ARES and video by Ian from forgotten weapons.

Heya Guys,

Just drawn the L1A1 SLR made by Enfield. This particular one was made in the 1st of March 1957 and was a sample of the first batch of production rifle. The L1A1 is based on the successful Belgian FN FAL chambered for the 7.62 NATO.



Some of the colours might be a bit off and this drawing is based on the ones displayed on the Roayl Armouries collections.

Thank You,
Dalamace

Nice!

Excellent additions! The Luty smg, the firearm as political protest! And the L1 is fabulous!