All right, a section for the small arms and big guns lovers, the same directives as the others two.
Owen machine carbine.
Very good Tankgeezer , is that autralian gun.
Next:
Hmm, maybe 257 Roberts Rifle
1905 Ross .303 Brit, made or used by Canada, and was used by the U.S. for training.
Technically correct, but I’ve never understood how an SMG got to be designated as a carbine.
R. S., this was simply British nomenclature. It is a carbine (because it is shoulder fired and has a short barrel), it goes rock and roll, hence “machine”, hence “machine carbine”.
MOS
Thanks.
I’ve always understood the derivation of carbine to be from the shorter longarms developed for cavalry from infantry weapons, and assumed it would be applied to WWII weapons in the same way. Such as the Lee Enfield .303 jungle carbine.
Very Good TG.
next one:
Wich pistol?
Sauer 38, at least that’s what it states in the name of the picture 
Well, The next time I will try to change the name before the uploading, anyway that is correct. :rolleyes:
Gustloff Volksgewehr 1-5, used by the Volkssturm in 1945, nice trick, renaming it mp43
Correct (too easy).
Pistol…
Looks surprisingly like a Ballester Molina 45 ACP.
They were made somewhere in South America.
That must be the very rare white stripe model,
Looks surprisingly like a Ballester Molina 45 ACP.
They were made somewhere in South America
Somewhere around BA actually, is correct.
That must be the very rare white stripe model,
The censored one
Ok let try this:
By the way 1000y this is my Q & A so I am the only posting pictures here.
The mechanic of this topic is as follows:
I will be the only to post the questions, I will keep the score of the members for a future ( if the administrators allowed me ) premiation
I created a topic for you in this same section, feel free to post all your question there.
Astra 400’s, cant tell if they are the Republica Espanola version though.
Well well tankgeezer’s got one :D:D
…uh is this a distraction…if so distracted I am :shock: