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A subreddit for posting and discussion of ForgottenWeapons, InRange TV videos and the subject matter inside.

THIS SUBREDDIT IS NOT JUST FOR RANDOM PICTURES OF GUNS YOU FOUND ELSEWHERE ON REDDIT.

A subreddit for posting and discussion of ForgottenWeapons, InRange TV videos and the subject matter inside.

THIS SUBREDDIT IS NOT JUST FOR RANDOM PICTURES OF GUNS YOU FOUND ELSEWHERE ON REDDIT.

Discussion about old, obscure, or anachronistic firearms not currently covered in any ForgottenWeapons videos is explicitly allowed and encouraged. If you have a weapon in you would like to do a write up on and share with us we want to hear about it. This subreddit is not just videos Ian post, but any Forgotten Weapon.

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1 Comment
2024/11/30
22:48 UTC

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Norwegian M1944 Bayonet

Norwegian M1944 bayonet. These bayonets were manufactured in Sweden. The bayonets were ordered by the Norwegian government in exile. These bayonets were intended to equip Norwegian units that had retreated to Sweden at the beginning of the war, but were disarmed and disbanded there. After a while, however, a "police force" made up of these men was been allowed to be set up for a possible liberation and again armed with Norwegian Krag M1894. In the meantime, a warehouse in which the original bayonets were kept burned down, which is why 4,600 bayonets were ordered from "Erik Anton Berg AB, Eskilstuna" for this new force by end of 1944. The first 1,000 pieces were delivered on April 9, 1945, the remaining 3,600 pieces were delivered directly to Norway after the liberation of Norway in September 1945.

2 Comments
2024/11/30
22:23 UTC

15

Hi boffins, any knowledge on this flintlock pistol? Picked up in Ireland around 1980’s. Thank you all!

1 Comment
2024/11/30
21:44 UTC

84

Unknown year, Chinese armed police Type 64/Type 54 pistol.

4 Comments
2024/11/30
16:24 UTC

50

Prototype sample of Taiwan T86 rifle (very different from the later finished product)

3 Comments
2024/11/30
15:55 UTC

14

FULL AUTO FAMAE MINI-SAF (1200/1300 RPM) !!! and FULL AUTO FAMAE SG 542 .308 RIFLE (800/900 RPM) Video from "guns" youtube channel : Full-auto FAMAE's demonstrated at Knob Creek 2016

2 Comments
2024/11/30
14:32 UTC

73

Night Vision capable IANPAT

3 Comments
2024/11/30
10:46 UTC

15

Federal Laboratories Tear Gas Billyclub

A billyclub for police that doubled as a tear gas gun. Popular until the 1960's

3 Comments
2024/11/30
05:02 UTC

167

Taiwan's T97 pistol. As you can see, it is based on GLOCK, but with an additional safety added, and the magazine seems to only have 10 rounds. It has never been mass-produced, and is just a test prototype.

27 Comments
2024/11/30
04:04 UTC

39

PTR "Sholoklov" 12.7x108mm Soviet Copy of T-Gewehr- Precursor to PTRD-41

4 Comments
2024/11/30
03:45 UTC

56

Droneshield DroneGun Tactical

10 Comments
2024/11/30
01:54 UTC

296

Brazilian anti-drug unit with G36 and AK.

52 Comments
2024/11/29
21:38 UTC

439

Custom Uzi ''squad auto'' conversion from the 1984 edition of ''Firepower Magazine''.

28 Comments
2024/11/29
20:53 UTC

44

Dp46

Can I put the belt converter of dpm (dp46) on a dp28?

5 Comments
2024/11/29
15:23 UTC

351

Prototype of Japanese Type 20 rifle.

21 Comments
2024/11/29
14:37 UTC

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