Guns from 1920 to 1929
As the weary world moved on following The Great War a few notable firearms advancements emerged.
1927
The Ballester-Molina is nothing more than an Argentine locally-produced copy of the successful American Colt M1911 series of ...
1927
The Brandt mle 27 mortar served various world powers (in some form or another) throughout the latter portion of the 1920s and...
1921
Very few machine guns in the history of the world own a legacy such as that of famous the Browning M2 heavy machine gun serie...
1922
In 1923, the Yugoslavian authorities contracted the Belgian concern of Fabrique Nationale to develop a semi-automatic pistol ...
1921
The Belgian concern of Fabrique National began license production of the famous M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) in 1920 ...
1924
The Czech city of Brno has long served as a hub for quality small arms design, development and production. In concert with ot...
1922
The ZB vz. 30 was developed as early as the 1920's and standardized for use in the Czechoslovakian Army (replacing the non-st...
1929
Prior to World War 2, a reliable squad level light machine gun eluded the French military for a considerable number of years....
1928
The DP Light Machine Gun (DP LMG), sometimes known as the DP-27 or DP-28 and nicknamed the "Record Player" due to its unique ...
1927
Like the standard-issue rifles of the Imperial Japanese Army during the 1920s, the pistols of the IJA were equally outdated f...
1925
Among several of the unsung British war weapons to see action in World War 2 was the Ordnance, ML Mortar, 3-inch. The weapon ...
1927
The Stevens M620 was an improved version of John Moses Browning's earlier M520 series, primarily with a more refined receiver...
1921
The Type 10 grenade proved the first indigenously designed and adopted fragmentation grenade for the Empire of Japan. The wea...
1921
The 50mm Type 10 was the first of two primary "light mortars" to serve with the Imperial Japanese Army during World War 2. In...
1922
The Type 11 was a light machine gun system utilized by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) and developed and accepted into servi...
1929
The Type 89 "Grenade Discharger" was another of Imperial Japan's "light mortar" systems utilized throughout World War 2. Hard...
1925
The Vickers-Berthier was a British light machine gun design originally introduced by a Frenchman, passed on by the Americans ...
1929
Emmanuel Holek designed the ZH-29 as a military-minded automatic service rifle. The rifle was born in the famous Czech Brno f...
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