WW2 Small Arms

A Mass-produced German general purpose machine gun, known especially for its high rate of fire.

A German general purpose machine gun designed before the war began, produced in very high numbers and used thoroughly throughout the war.

A German, open bolt submachine gun with an integrated foregrip, side-fed magazine, and wood furniture.

A stamped-steel, German, open-bolt submachine gun that boasts generally low recoil and a relatively low fire-rate

A German pistol designed just before WWI began,

A German pistol designed pre-20th century, used in limited numbers in WW2. Fed by an internal magazine forward of the pistol grip and loaded with a stripper-clip. A fully automatic version was designed post-war.

A German pistol designed just before the war began, became the inspiration for the Beretta M9 design and many other semi-autos.

A German pistol designed before WWI, but used throughout The Second World War. Known for its toggle-locked action and upward bolt travel.

Semi-Auto American rifle, used extensively by Allied Troops in Europe and saw later action in the Pacific Theater.

An American SMG, used in great affect in the European theater by Allied Troops. Chambered in 45.

American Bolt Action Rifle used in WW1, but used to some extent by US Marines in the Pacific Theater

American Light Machine gun made by Browning, chambered in 30-06

American Carbine used by Support troops, also used by Airborne troops.

Russian Bold Action rifle used in WW1 but also used Extensively as a Main Battle Rifle for the Soviet armed forces

Russian SMG used by front line troops, used by great use by Guard Infantry.