[Christopher S.]

Mateba MTR-8 Revolver

 

[RONIN79]

Ok I take back what I say bout revolvers and low round count vs semi autos…🤣

 

[Christopher S.]

Mateba MTR-8 Carbine

 

[Christopher S.]

Belgian M1893 Pieper Revolving Carbine. Full gas seal on the cylinder, 9 shots, DA/SA, swing out cylinder. I'd love a more up to date version made.

 

[Christopher S.]

Mars Automatic Pistol. Essentially the Desert Eagle of the WW1 Era

For scale

 

[Christopher S.]

South African Neostead-2000(NS-2000) the progenitor of the twin tube bullpup pump action. Only this one is a forward pump operated firearm instead of pulling down.

 

[Christopher S.]

Not the most unusual, but a Mossberg 500 factory bullpup

 

[Christopher S.]

Brazilian Chapina Carbine. Either chambered in .32-20 or .30 Carbine respectively. Bolt action.

 

[Christopher S.]

FP-45 Liberator .45 ACP Single Shot Bolt Action Pistol. Originally air dropped to allies during WW2 to help resistance fighters.

 

[Christopher S.]

British Welrod Silenced Pistol .32 ACP Bolt Action

 

[Christopher S.]

French Hotchkiss Type Universal SMG. A very compact gun for it's era.

 

[Christopher S.]

1909 Benet-Mercie Machinegun. Invented by the French but used by American forces before and during WW1. Sometimes known as the "Daylight Gun" because of how complex it was to operate it couldn't be done effectively in the dark.

 

[Christopher S.]

Remington Model 8 with a 15 round detachable magazine from Police Officers Equipment Company. 15 rounds of .35 Remington is still viable today

 

[Christopher S.]

Universal Firearms Vulcan Pump Action. A .44 Magnum Pump Action based around an M1 Carbine in terms of looks.

 

[Christopher S.]

Ok I take back what I say bout revolvers and low round count vs semi autos…🤣

Yeah but they are pretty absurd when they reach such capacities lol

 

[RONIN79]

I’m starting to think Christopher S is really Ian McCullom from forgotten weapons…🤣

 

[Christopher S.]

I’m starting to think Christopher S is really Ian McCullom from forgotten weapons…🤣

Nah, no mistaking me from him that's for sure. Though I have read a lot of his books and watched plenty of his video material too.

 

[Christopher S.]

British Howell Automatic Rifle. Semi auto conversion to the Enfield rifles of WW1

 

[Christopher S.]

Austrian Kolibri Pistol. The worlds smallest functional firearm firing the worlds smallest center fire cartridge. Note, yes modern rimfires like the NAA are smaller but not center fire.

 

[Christopher S.]

Russian LAD MG. Beltfed 7.62x25 Tokarev machinegun. Or maybe technically an SMG? Either way, was a prototype only as far as I know.