Experimental AK Muzzle Brakes
In 1950, early in the days of AK development, there was some experimentation done with muzzle brakes, in an effort to reduce muzzle climb and improve accuracy (as well as full-auto controllability, I expect). From […]
In 1950, early in the days of AK development, there was some experimentation done with muzzle brakes, in an effort to reduce muzzle climb and improve accuracy (as well as full-auto controllability, I expect). From […]
While I have been posting daily videos from the recent series of Rock Island Auction material, I have also been publishing the occasional video on InRange TV – and some of those would probably be […]
Soviet snipers train at ranging aircraft with 91/30 PU rifles.
Generation War originally came out two years ago as a three-part German television miniseries, and I only found out about it recently. It has been described as a German Band of Brothers, but that misses […]
Russian troops with SVT-40 rifles in a particularly photogenic framing. My book review planned for today isn’t quite done yet, so I’m changing up the schedule a bit.
I was visiting a friend recently (James, who runs Tombstone Territorial Firearms, which you should definitely visit if you are ever in Tombstone – it’s a remarkably well-stocked shop), and he had pulled out a […]
Waffen-SS soldier in Russia with a camera, hand grenade, and captured Russian PPSh submachine gun.
PPD-40 submachine guns being assembled by young girls.
Waffen SS soldiers investigating a captured (and disassembled) DP-28 LMG pan magazine.
German troops with captured Mosin Nagant rifles (and one SVT-40).
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