Guns (and maybe other hardware) of the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine..

[Wolfhound]

There's probably someone on INGO with that many guns who thinks he doesn't have enough AKs.

That's a good starter collection.

 

[BigMoose]

We like big guns and can not lie...

 

[KellyinAvon]

We like big guns and can not lie...

(Somebody has to do it) Those other snipers can't deny...

 

[BigMoose]

Beretta Mx4 Storm.

Millitary version of the CX4 storm.

 

[BigMoose]

Some recent capture by UA forces; AK-12 with GP-25 UGL, Spare GP-25. PKP Pecheneg, RPG-7, RPG-26, a couple of PG-7L, and misc ammo/kit

 

[BigMoose]

 

[BigMoose]

 

[BigMoose]

Mk19. Some hate and discontent for the Russians from the USA...

 

[blue2golf]

I'd like to take that home with me.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I came back and looked at this on a bigger screen. That Maxim looks like it came out of a museum.

 

[Colt556]

Mk19. Some hate and discontent for the Russians from the USA...

Get some!!!!

 

[Brad69]

Need to soak that MK19 in about a quart of 15w40!

 

[BigMoose]

 

[BigMoose]

 

[Sylvain]

I came back and looked at this on a bigger screen. That Maxim looks like it came out of a museum.

After two world wars on European soil you would be surprised to see what some folks keep in their attic (or basement, or both!).
A lot of museum-grade quality, often fully functioning (therefore illegal), military weapons are kept in private homes.

Some people have been collecting weapons for years, when they die the family has to figure out what to do.
Either keep them all hidden or call the cops and lose everything.

Each year the police find hundreds of guns that way.
Just two years ago they found over 18,000 lbs of guns, and over 3,000 lbs of ammo (hand grenades, machine guns, mortars, rifles etc) ... all in one house in France.

By law we are limited to 12 firearms ... recently they found a guy who had over 500 guns, mainly hunting stuff.

I assume he lost count and went 488 guns over the limit ...

 

[KellyinAvon]

After two world wars on European soil you would be surprised to see what some folks keep in their attic (or basement, or both!).
A lot of museum-grade quality, often fully functioning (therefore illegal), military weapons are kept in private homes.

Some people have been collecting weapons for years, when they die the family has to figure out what to do.
Either keep them all hidden or call the cops and lose everything.

Each year the police find hundreds of guns that way.
Just two years ago they found over 18,000 lbs of guns, and over 3,000 lbs of ammo (hand grenades, machine guns, mortars, rifles etc) ... all in one house in France.

By law we are limited to 12 firearms ... recently they found a guy who had over 500 guns, mainly hunting stuff.

I assume he lost count and went 488 guns over the limit ...

Even INGOers will say WOW, that's a lot of guns. OK, most INGOers...

 

[KellyinAvon]

A lot of different weapons in that pic. Far right mounted weapon, what is that? Far left standing: belt fed? Far right standing: looks like aircrew/has morale patches. In the middle mugging for the camera: is that a SCAR and is his scope on backwards?

 

[wagyu52]

 

[BigMoose]

A lot of different weapons in that pic. Far right mounted weapon, what is that? Far left standing: belt fed? Far right standing: looks like aircrew/has morale patches. In the middle mugging for the camera: is that a SCAR and is his scope on backwards?

Looks like CZ 806 BREN-2 rifles (from #CzechRepublic ), FN FNC rifles (from #Belgium ), Kbk wz. 88 Tantal rifle (from #Poland ), early PK machine gun, AK-74 etc... can be seen.

 

[BigMoose]