Guns from 1910 to 1919
Many-a-development in weaponry were ultimately realized in response to the stalemate that was "Trench Warfare" during World War 1.
1913
The 17cm mittlerer Minenwerfer was a portable mortar (or "mine projector") used by the Imperial German Army during World War ...
1914
All of the major military powers of World War 1 made extensive use of mortars throughout their various campaigns where fortif...
1912
The Type 44 Carbine (also known as the Type 44 "Cavalry Rifle") was a standardized Japanese Army bolt-action carbine weapon d...
1918
While much of the attention of early submachine guns is ultimately paid to the Germans and their MP18 (Maschinenpistole 18), ...
1917
The Browning M1917 machine gun became one of those rare weapons in American military history that went on to fight in most al...
1918
The M1918 BAR ("Browning Automatic Rifle") was born out of the World War One idea of a single soldier armed with the power of...
1919
Like many of the infantry weapons made available to US servicemen in the Second World War, the M1919 shared the common histor...
1910
The Model 1910 was another successful John Browning firearms design that was initially produced by the Belgian firm of Fabriq...
1911
The Colt model M1911 series of pistols is one of the most successful small arms designs of the 20th Century - and in all of w...
1917
When the Americans formally entered World War 1 in 1917, they lacked much in the way of viable fighting equipment and this in...
1915
The F1 served the French Army through World War 1 and World War 2 as a standard anti-personnel fragmentation infantry hand gr...
1914
The FIAT-Revelli Modello 1914 (Machine Gun, System Revelli, Model 14) was the first large-scale indigenously-designed and dev...
1914
During the late 1800s, there only existed a few proven "true" machine gun concepts anywhere in the world. Countless attempts ...
1917
Britain had already begun the task of replacing their Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) infantry rifles in the years precedin...
1918
By 1917, the German Army was forced to develop counter weapons once the British and French began unveiling their "landships" ...
1917
The Mk 1 series fragmentation hand grenade was issued to American troops and led a rather short operational service tenure wi...
1915
As World War broadened across Europe following the events of 1914, design work began on a new standard hand grenade for the B...
1918
The Mk II/Mk 2 series fragmentation grenade was the standard American Army infantry hand grenade from 1918 until the 1960s. P...
1915
The Stielhandgranate was the quintessential hand grenade of the German Army in both World War 1 and World War 2. The type bec...
1910
The Italian Army took on the Model 1910 Glisenti in an attempt to field a semi-automatic pistol to replace their aged "Bodeo"...
1917
The revolver was the primary side arm in most every major world army during the mid-to-late 1800s and into the 1900s and this...
1915
While mortars largely fell out of interest prior to World War 1, the stalemate of trench warfare forced national armies to re...
1912
Like most other medium support machine systems born around the turn of the century, the British Vickers Medium Machine Gun or...
1912
Famous American gunsmith John Moses Browning partnered with the Winchester Repeating Arms Company beginning in 1883 and becam...
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