Some guns from Libya

[funkychinaman]

Whoooaaa, a M1919A6. My buddy took a picture of one he ran across in Iraq, but it was just on display. How the hell does he get ammo for that thing? Canvas belts?

[ManiacallyChallenged]

These pics are pretty awesome. I'm liking the Sterling and the Beretta M12.

[Spartan198]

Originally Posted by Markit

Somebody tell this guy I'm hopping a plane right now to come and get that Beretta.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Markit

Just thought I would put up a few more interesting images:

Don't let Carcano guy see that. His self esteem is already really low and this will just make it worse

[k9870]

Yeah with all that gold you could sell it for a better gun

[MT2008]

There's some interesting stuff in these pics. I always think it's interesting when you can look at the guns being used in a particular conflict zone, and you can tell a lot about that country's history (i.e. presence of Italian-made guns is a reminder of colonial days).

Originally Posted by Spartan198

Somebody tell this guy I'm hopping a plane right now to come and get that Beretta.

I might be wrong, but is that even a real Beretta? I've seen blank-firing replicas which have that same finish (blued with gold controls). It could also be a regionally-produced copy, but not sure.

[funkychinaman]

Speak of the devil...

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011...eless-weapons/

[Excalibur]

I wouldn't go to say that those weapons are useless. "ancient", yeah but a gun is a gun and if it shoots bullets and won't blow up in my face, I'll take it...unless it's like an old musket.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Excalibur

I wouldn't go to say that those weapons are useless. "ancient", yeah but a gun is a gun and if it shoots bullets and won't blow up in my face, I'll take it...unless it's like an old musket.

The article says they don't really have any bullets and/or mags for alot if the guns

[k9870]

They are getting their asses kicked.