Interesting Firearm Photos XLV

 

We'll kick off this months interesting firearm photos with something topical...Let's pray that cooler heads come to the reality that Kyle's actions were in self-defense

This Walther PPK was taken from the Walther factory in Zella-Mehlis Germany in April of 1945. It was presumably put together by a factory worker and exchanged to an American GI for something of value like cigarettes.

The frame was aluminum alloy, some parts were made pre-war, the safety/de-cocker was engraved and it sports gray grip panels and mag floor plate which are quite rare. Photo courtesy of Forgotten Weapons, see the video here

Proof marks from American gun makers

Police raid the home of Bel-Air resident Girard Saenz, thousands of guns were found. 

hunting squirrels for dinner

When the shit gets real, you affix bayonet.....

WWI, 1918......

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