Weapon collection

[Teutonicknights]

Charlton Heston's collection:


https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/firea...n-vault-24016/

[talltom]

now the question would be why didn't the cops use all those beutifull guns on all those looters like an rpg would have been brilliant im sure

tom

[m3bobby]

Ah yes I had a chat with him and he was nice enough to show me round a few times, (I forget his name!) but he did say i could have a shoot on a bren but he hasnt got back to me!!! does he still work there? last time I went there was a SASC warrant officer there.

If it was Peter L, he is still there, I dont think he will ever leave! He is the last Vickers Gun qualified Armourer in the British Forces now.

[pitfighter]

That is an awesome collection of pictures, thanks for posting.
The MP44 is nice, and Napoleon's pistols, wow.

Strangely lacking for the countries represented, though, nice to have a lot of old powder weapons, but, minimal on the modern variants.
Someone was correct with the statement it looks more like a collection than an actual military reference facility, really nice though.

Is that a Malayan conflict cross bow?

If there is a chance of a closer photo of the Mauser anti-tank rifle ("T" prefix I think) it would be great, interesting that it dwarfs the other anti-tank rifles, what a beast. I will get one in my collection when one appears and I have the readies.
*I posted a few pics from my visit to the BC regiment museum in another area on this forum, again less of a museum than a collection of bonafide war trophies with stories attached, lol.

Thanks again,

Pit.