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The Ross project is coming along nicely, so I filmed a quick teaser for you: Was this article worth 15 cents to you? For less than the cost of a newsstand gun magazine, you can become a Forgotten Weapons Premium Member and help support the site, as well as get some cool industry discounts and access to our Members-Only forum! This guy doesn’t look all that impressed with his Johnson LMG… Forcemen of 5-2, First Special Service Force, with an M1941 Johnson light machine gun on the Anzio beachhead, Italy, April 1944. They are in the process of disassembling (or reassembling) the gun. Thanks to Michael G. for sending the photo! Was this article [...] Canaidna inspecting Jap type 96 at Kiska Aug 1943 Looks like just the thing to send back to the US without a magazine. I believe this is a Canadian solider on the island of Kiska in the Aleutians, inspecting a Japanese Type 96 machine gun. Was this article worth 15 cents to you? For [...] We found an English language manual for the Italian M1915 Villar Perosa – the predecessor of all submachine guns. It includes a bunch or interesting photos, as well as a good description of the gun. Curiously, it also lists the cartridge used as the standard 9x19mm Luger, not the 9mm Glisenti as generally reported. Possibly [...] Herbert McBride was a American who grew up learning to shoot from Civil War veterans and some of the big names of the American West, like Bat Masterson. He had a taste for adventure, and spent time scouting for railroads and searching for gold in Alaska. He had tried to ship out to South [...] One of our readers, having noticed my poorly-hidden lust for Bergmann pistols, offer me a gorgeous model 1910 that he inherited and is looking to sell. Unfortunately for me, he and the pistol are located in Canada and the importation process basically prevents bringing a single pistol into the States. But if you’re a Bergmann [...] |
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