GEORG LUGER CONCERNING MAXIM MACHINE GUNS AND HIS PISTOL
In view of history of semiautomatic pistols, Georg Luger was by all means one of the most famous. However, most of the works dealing with his construction and his designs
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First Yugoslav sniper rifle – 7.9 mm М1953
In 1950 The Yugoslav “Red Flag Enterprise“ (or prewar “Military Technical Insitute“, or “Zastava Arms“ of nowadays), Kragujevac, started the production of the Mauser M.1948 repeating bolt-action rifles, chambered for
First Yugoslav Hand-Held 44mm AT Grenade Launchers (RB, RPG)
Models 1949 and 1956 Postwar life of Panzerfaust In 1945, in the context of further development of tactics and military doctrine based on the experience gained by the end of
How the Croatian PHP MV Eventually Led to the Springfield…
CROATIA’S PHP MV PISTOLS LED TO MODERN, COMBAT-WORTHY FIREARMS THAT APPEAL TO ALL SHOOTERS, EVEN THOSE HERE IN AMERICA IN THE FORM OF THE SPRINGFIELD XD. At the beginning of
Assassination Of Alexander – Marseilles 1934
It is interesting that the Yugoslavs experienced the efficiency of the German Mauser Schnellfeuer pistols in a tragic way in the same time when the pistol testing was in progress.
„Treatment“ according to political diagnosis. The death of the Kharkiv…
SRPSKI When a healthy lifestyle hurts… On December 17, 2020, the mayor of Kharkiv, Hennadiy Kernes died while in the care of Berlin’s Charité clinic – one of the oldest
From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray – From Culture…
At the Vienna School of International Studies (Diplomatische Akademie Wien), an international conference From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray, which marked 75 years of Europe’s collective Security – Legacy
“Yugoslav“ Mauser Schnellfeuer pistols
Yugoslav Contingent of German automatic Mauser pistols, i.e. the 7.63mm Mauser Schnellfeuer or Mauser Reihenfeuer Pistole of the 1930s was recorded several times by many authors so far. In these
Mysterious Yugoslav Pistol System Yovanovitch
Yovanovitch (Jovanovic) system semi-automatic pistol was first described by Dr Joseph Howard Matthews (1881-1970). The University of Wisconsin eventually published the first edition of his two volumes work “Firearms Identification“
