Unusual German Small Arms and Infantry Weapons of World War II
 

MKB-42 - best gun of WWII and precursor to the AK-47.

http://greyfalcon.us/Weapons.htm

The rest is still neat.

-S

Hey SUBMAN1, I've been :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:all the way to the bank with this one!

REVENGE OF THE PACK MULE!
http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us...c/image059.png

:o ...holy shi....

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/6739/w31mf3.jpg

HunterICX

Actually most of the experimental rifles remind me of the G-3 rather than the AK-47.
Which is hardly a suprise as Mr. Heckler and Mr. Koch worked for Mauser in WW2.
But there's some really bad german in that article: "Wehrspartigewein" could mean "Wehrsportgewehr", which would be "military sports rifle".
But my favorite is this:
http://greyfalcon.us/picturesw/w24.jpg
3 kg Rollbombe. In order put the bowling skills of many germans to good use...
Actually it was a sapper weapon, for use against Bunkers, and came in various sizes up to 10 kgs.

The "Einstossflammenwerfer" had a worthy successor in oscurity with the "Handflammpatrone" of the Bundeswehr, some kind of oversized one shot flare gun that fired a phosphorous charge up to 30 meters. I've never seen one and I don't know anyone who has ever seen one, but supposedly this one-shot one hand flamethrower was in service until 2001. Maybe sapper units had them...

When a WWII veteran saw a TOW launcher in the first Gulf War on CNN, he almost freaked out!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I like this one, you have all you need for a day at work:

http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us...c/image047.png

I noticed they didn't have the German "Cornner Shot" I saw on the History Channel. Basicly it was a MP-44 with a curved barrel attachment. There was a 90 degree one for CQB and a 30 degree one for shooting though the hatch of a tank. It even had a little periscope for aiming.

Speaking of Periscopes I like that Pazerfaust with a scope! I really could have use a few of those in the Pegusus Bridge mission in Call of Duty! :lol:

Don't forget the Vampir thermal imaging scope, designed for use with the Stg44.

Didn't the US devlop a simaler system around the same time?

Or it might have been a Low Light system like the old Starlight Scopes used in Vietnam. :hmm:

http://weapons.greyfalcon.us/picturesa/c1.jpg
Chocolate Bar Grenade?!

Now that's just cruel!

Now was in ment to be a boobytrap or something for a POW to use for an escape?

speaking of cruelty
http://www.darrenbarefoot.com/hall/m...p?g2_itemId=92

How about the bicycle with 'spring' tyres? :roll:

http://img123.imageshack.us/img123/8415/image045zg8.png

Sweet Jesus... it has the potential to become the greatest weapon of ALL TIME (and please make good note of the word potential).

Always liked the 7.92mm STG-44 with Krummlauf bent-barrel attachment:up:

Had see a few of them before, but a couple were new to me.

I'm not sure but I wouldn't put the allies far behind in similar developments.

Look how far we've evolved since :lol:

http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/2...letn300in7.jpg

i shot with a 7.62 mm Galil long time ago in a Colombian army shooting range

WHAT! :huh:

Were did you get that photograph?

I thought Project Ass was TOP SECRET! :shifty:

Think there must be a leak in the Pentagon, leaking all the US army's latest equipment prototypes!! :oops:

LOL :rotfl: