Mods
![[WW2 Collection] K31](/upload/000/u50/f/0/ww2-collection-k31-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] K31")
Based on the previous Schmidt–Rubin rifles of the Swiss army, the K31 was the straight pull service rifle of the Swiss army during the interwars
![[WW2 Collection] T3 Carbine](/upload/000/u1/c/1/ww2-collection-t3-carbine-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] T3 Carbine")
The T3 Carbine was a variant of the M1 carbine designed to carry an scope.
![[WW2 Collection] Chauchat M1918 remake](/upload/000/u50/9/8/ww2-collection-chauchat-m1918-remake-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Chauchat M1918 remake")
When the American troops reached France in WW1,they didn't have a light machine gun,so they bought French 1915 Chauchat machine rifles,and modified so
![[WW2C+PGW] Glisenti M1910](/upload/000/u1/f/1/ww2c-pgw-glisenti-m1910-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2C+PGW] Glisenti M1910")
Created early in the century to replace older models, the Glisenti used the somewhat common recoil mechanism that was so prevalent at the time.
![[WW2 Collection] Ithaca M37](/upload/000/u1/9/b/ww2-collection-ithaca-m37-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Ithaca M37")
Produced to compete for the pump shotgun market with the Winchester 12, the M37 was an expired patent from Pedersen brought to life by the Ithaca Gun
![[WW2 Collection] Wz38M](/upload/000/u1/2/7/ww2-collection-wz38m-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Wz38M")
Designed in the early 30s for the Polish army semi-automatic rifle trials, the Wz38M began production in late 1938, with only ~100 rifles being made b
![[WW2 Collection] Madsen LMG](/upload/000/u50/8/8/ww2-collection-madsen-lmg-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Madsen LMG")
Derived from the original rifle design of Madsen, the Madsen machine gun was a particularly complex but reliable weapon exported and produced by all s
![[Rf1898+WW2C+PGW] Lee Navy 1895](/upload/000/u50/b/1/rf1898-ww2c-pgw-lee-navy-1895-photo-normal.jpg "[Rf1898+WW2C+PGW] Lee Navy 1895")
Produced from 1895 to the 30's, the Lee Navy was the standard rifle for the US marines, seeing most of it's use during the Spanish-American war in the
![[WW2 Collection] Fedorov Avtomat](/upload/000/u1/a/c/ww2-collection-fedorov-avtomat-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Fedorov Avtomat")
Designed originally in the early 1900's, the Fedorov family of rifles culminated in 1916 in the Avtomat.
![[WW2 Collection] Remington 51](/upload/000/u1/0/5/ww2-collection-remington-51-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Remington 51")
One of the many guns of John Pedersen, the Remington 51 was designed as a pocket pistol to compete in the huge concealed handguns market of the time.