Mods
Adopted in 1873 as the first breech loading rifle of the American army,the Trapdoor Sprinfield was the solution to the Army's need for a modern rifle.
![[WW2 Collection] Lahti L39](/upload/000/u50/b/5/ww2-collection-lahti-l39-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Lahti L39")
Designed in conjunction with a 13mm AT machine gun,the Lahti L39 ended up being more effective at the intended tank hunting purpose.
![[WW2 Collection] Type 11](/upload/000/u50/d/a/ww2-collection-type-11-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Type 11")
Designed in 1922 due to the experiences from the Ruso-Japanese war,the Type 11 lmg was supposed to be a very mobile machine gun that any soldier in a
![[WW2 Collection] Carl Gustav M42](/upload/000/u50/3/7/ww2-collection-carl-gustav-m42-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Carl Gustav M42")
Developed between 1940 and 1942 to give the Swedish army an infantry fired AT weapon, the Carl Gustav M42 was a 20mm recoilless rifle, firing a very f
![[WW2 Collection] MAS 1935S](/upload/000/u1/c/f/ww2-collection-mas-1935s-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] MAS 1935S")
Designed for the 1935-37 competition for a new pistol in the French army, the 1935A was essentially an M1911 chambered in 7.
![[WW2 Collection] SS41](/upload/000/u50/8/8/ww2-collection-ss41-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] SS41")
Concepts for a bullpup anti tank rifle firing the 7.92x145mm ammunition began in Czechoslovakia during the interwars period.
![[WW2 Коллекция] Lahti L35](/upload/000/u50/5/d/ww2-lahti-l35-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Коллекция] Lahti L35")
A Finnish pistol designed by armourer Aimo Lahti in 1935. The L-35 was adopted by the Finnish armed forces in 1939.
![[WW2 Collection] Ross Rifle](/upload/000/u1/5/e/ww2-collection-ross-rifle-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Ross Rifle")
Designed in 1910 to correct some of the issues with the Mk II, the Ross MkIII was basically a completely new weapon in most ways, with a different bar
![[WW2 Collection] SMLE](/upload/000/u50/f/0/ww2-collection-smle-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] SMLE")
The No1 MkIII* was a modification of the No1 MkIII (The mainline British rifle of WW1),made in 1926,which was mainly a name change and an small change
![[WW2 Collection] Nambu Type 14](/upload/000/u1/e/f/ww2-collection-nambu-type-14-photo-normal.jpg "[WW2 Collection] Nambu Type 14")
Originally designed to be cheaper than the previous nambu pistols, the Type 14 was a simplified and improved Type A.