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Image 1 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 2 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 3 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 4 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 5 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 6 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 7 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 8 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 9 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 10 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 11 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
Image 12 — Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg
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Various Austrian, Austro-Hungarian, Russian and Italian small arms on display at the regimental museum of the Austro-Hungarian Infantry Regiment Nr. 59 inside the Hochsalzburg Fortress in Salzburg

u/JetBolt007 — 1 day ago
▲ 594 r/ForgottenWeapons+18 crossposts

I built GunGuesser, basically GeoGuessr but for guns. More importantly, I made a dedicated Cursed Guns game mode for communities like this to enjoy.

the site is called: GunGuesser.com

Please let me know what cursed guns to add, the pool should be larger!

u/Visual-Ambassador-99 — 1 day ago
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Husqvarna m/40 Serial Number 232

Picked up this early serial number m/40 today at lgs. Holster is labeled Lindkvist (assume last name) and T2 (using ww2 era Swedish unit designation, would be göta army service corps, a logistic regiment. If I’m wrong here, please correct me)

u/Griffinjohnes — 1 day ago
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Doed the design of the Kar 98k have any issues compared to other bolt action rifles of WW2?

Im trying to get familiar with this weapon. If you have any nitpicks, id like to hear them.

u/No_Dress_2107 — 2 days ago
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Zastava factory gun collection

Last year, when I was writing my book "From Balkans to Babylon: Zastava AKs of Yugoslavia, Serbia, and Iraq", I visited Zastava factory and their showroom, where they have a collection of AKs and other guns produced by the factory.

I managed to get detailed photos of some of the most interesting stuff. Let me know if you wanna see some of those guns in more detail in future posts.

u/MachakSilver — 2 days ago
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Chinese plainclothes officer with a Glock like pistol (unknown model)

What kind of gun is it?

Direct translation of the news article

On February 1, the Dongchangfu Branch of the Liaocheng Municipal Public Security Bureau launched a coordinated operation involving multiple police units. With strong support from relevant departments of the Liaocheng Public Security Bureau, officers used video analysis, on the site inspection, DNA testing and identification, forensic examination, trail analysis, stakeouts, and other investigative methods to swiftly solve an homicide case. The suspect, surnamed Wang, who had fled to an area near Jinan Railway Station and was preparing to escape, was arrested.

u/Training_Fun9350 — 2 days ago
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Norinco CQ held by Karenni Army during a basic training graduation ceremony on May 19th (Burma)

I know it's not "forgotten" per se, but it shows up less in the modern Burmese conflict in contrast to the Sudan conflict.

u/CaliRecluse — 2 days ago
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Two tube fed beauties

Swiss Vetterli converted to center fire, and an antique 1892 takedown Winchester receiver for a project

u/inserttext1 — 3 days ago
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Lithuanian forest brother with an experimental German Gerät 03 7.92x57 mm Mauser with 20-round magazine.

u/jarrad960 — 3 days ago