10 guns you probably didn't know existed.

[jblomenberg16]

That Luger Rifle looks like a Luger and M1 Garand had a baby.

 

[Firepower50]

That's some cool stuff

 

[warthog]

I knew about 8 of them. Good post!

 

[BE Mike]

What good is a submachine gun that fires .22lr?

With the mild recoil it could be held on a spot for the entire magazine. In demonstration videos, the American 180 shot through a cinder block wall.

 

[warthog]

I would love to have a Sub Gun in .22LR. It is a hella mean weapon. As stated above it has low recoil so it is easy to hadle and keep on target. Maybe not the first but certainly the ten round will kill ya, well even the first can as a 22LR is nothing to sneeze at, they do a fair bit of damage and can easily hit a bone or something and wind up veering inside you plus making bone bits go all around.

For me though it would be cheap to shoot, even at today's prices.

 

[ChalupaCabras]

Didn't know about the 3 barreled AK, though I think I've seen that museum display before - I've seen the Bakelite AK bullpups in the background before.

Also didn't know about (and dont at all care) about the bolt action, AR-15 looking marksmans rifle. MEH,

I would love to have a Sub Gun in .22LR. It is a hella mean weapon. As stated above it has low recoil so it is easy to hadle and keep on target. Maybe not the first but certainly the ten round will kill ya, well even the first can as a 22LR is nothing to sneeze at, they do a fair bit of damage and can easily hit a bone or something and wind up veering inside you plus making bone bits go all around.

The American 180 is said to be capable of defeating body armor and light cover, because of the high number of bullets striking so close together.

 

[cerebus85]

That Luger rifle would be awesome. The rest I pretty much knew.

 

[TontoKowalski]

It's an anti-materiel rifle. The Geneva Convention disallows its direct use on personnel. Of course, you see that battle rifle that soldier is carrying? That's materiel. Aim for that.

That's an old myth. There's no agreement that says you can't shoot an anti-material rifle at whatever you want in combat. Neither the Geneva or Hague conventions say anything that would disallow it.


Maybe I look at guns too much on the internet, but I've seen all of these before.

 

[dodgetoyz]

Becarful with your comments people. Anything less than 4 complete sentences and you could be accused of not contributing by the author.

 

[AngryRooster]

 

[jzdank]

That korobov is definitely one of the more unique firearms I've seen. I wonder if there is a selector on it, or of the barrels fire in sequence.

 

[quicksdraw]

I'm kinda surprised that they didn't have the Gyrojet or the Dardick on the list.