We are pleased to announce that LSB has been tasked with providing the RIU with SIG Sauer's piston-driven 5.56x45 5I6 CQB that has been adopted as the unit's service...

The AFM has adopted the most advanced rifle currently available to the military world-wide. The SIG MCX is a modular platform that allows the user to effortlessly change configuration and...

In this fifth post in the series of firearms with a Malta connection we will be travelling back in time to the mid-18th century to study a flintlock pistol that was manufactured in St Etienne,...

We are kicking off this week’s theme ‘Postwar SMG’ with a remarkable piece, a prototype machine carbine that was trialed by the British Army in 1951. Read on for another LSB...

In yesterday’s post we discussed an EMC Mk III prototype machine carbine which BSA had submitted for the 1951 British Army trials. Our second feature in the ‘Postwar SMG’...

Our time machine is taking us forward for our fourth post in the series ‘MACHINE GUNS OF WWI & WWII’. We are once more discussing a Maxim machine gun, albeit of a modified...

We are remaining in the same period of the Great War for our third post in the series of ‘MACHINE GUNS OF WWI & WWII’. However, we are taking to the air to present one of the...

We are moving forward by one century to the mid-1800s. Baldrick appears to have fixed our time machine and we can conclude our ‘Firearms with a Malta Connection’ series with our...

In this second post with the theme ‘HANDGUNS OF WWI’ we shall be looking at a nice example of a military issue 1915-dated DWM Luger P08 pistol. What makes this Luger rather special...

In the previous posts we featured two British SMGs of the immediate post-war period. Today we are moving to Germany to have a close look at the first of two post-war SMG designs that were...