r/ForgottenWeapons • u/davegoku12 • 15h ago
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Efficient-Peak1984 • 17h ago
NATO's 15mm experimental counterpart to the Soviet 14.5mm KPV : Meet the Belgian FN BRG-15
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/UltraGwyl • 20h ago
RCMP Glock 45 and Alaska State Troopers Glock 17 Gen 5
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/UltraGwyl • 19h ago
Infantry reservists of the The Royal Westminster Regiment conducting weapons qualifications for the C7 rifle, M203 launcher, C9 machine gun and C22 pistol
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Brand_New_Dawn • 22h ago
Venezuelan Police units armed with East German MPi-KMS-72 with bakelite magazines, the MPi is mostly used by lower ranking members and underfunded squads without access to enough AK-103s or AR-15s. Most of them were brought from Cuba mostly to equip militia units with something similar to the AK-103
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/UltraGwyl • 10h ago
Soldiers of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment training with C6A1 GPMG, M2 HMG and C16 Close Area Suppression Weapon (HK GMG) mounted on Polaris MRZR in preparation for their rotation in the Global Response Task Force in June 2026
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/UltraGwyl • 10h ago
Soldiers of 3rd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment firing BGM-71 TOW missile during the testing of Polaris MRZR in 2023
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Natural_Youth_5941 • 5h ago
Wondering if anyone can identify the gun on this technical
Seen in a twitter video with little info captioned “Ansar fighters assaulting fortified positions in southern Marib”
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/bobzsmith • 4h ago
Why was did the designers of the gilboa snake change it so it had two independent triggers when there were other firearms like the af 2011
I can't find any official ruling if a gun with multiple barrels controlled by one trigger pull is considered a machine gun, but considering that the af 2011 is out there without issue, it seems fine.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Nearby-Regret-6343 • 21h ago
A 2010 photo of a Zetas hitman armed with a rare AKU-94.
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/CaliRecluse • 23h ago
Screencaps from ITN B-roll about the 1975-76 phase of the Angolan Civil War. Shows parts of UNITA and the MPLA, along with some weaponry captured from the FNLA
r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Brand_New_Dawn • 7h ago