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The Frommer Stop is a Hungarian long-recoil pistol manufactured by Fémáru-, Fegyver és Gépgyár (FÉG) (Metalware, Weapons and Machine Factory) in Budapest. It was designed by Rudolf Frommer, and its original design was adopted as the Pisztoly 12M in 1912, created for the Royal Hungarian Army. The pis...

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Must be a lot of work preparing a proper pin cartridge!

Yes they do. Everything is functional.

Revolver Lefaucheux 7 mm pin fire. Liege Belgian production from arround 1900.

I can not believe how well the ship, weapons and its equipment have been preserved after all these years deep in the ocean. Deep respect for all the sailors who died on this ship tomb.

Some photos from THUN. Me and Merkava in Israel and Panzer IV and STUG assault gun.

When I was in the middle East I visited Israel and their Tank museum in Latrun. I saw all protagonist in 1967 war. From Israeli IDF side and from Syria Panzer IV and the STUG. It was very educatuive, And next photos are from tank museum in THUN, Switzerland. It was very interesting. Latrun tank muse...

In memory of my uncle, the fighter of the 3rd overseas strike brigade (Yugoslav Army), 1943-45. Photographs are from my exhibition at the 70th anniversary of the fall of fascism.

This is a very rare Technical manual (not Field manual) for the Rifles M48, M24/24 and M98/48 from Yugoslav Armed Forces dated 1962. Interesting, there is no description for the M98 (long rifle) and for the M24/52. Maybe there were no longer in regular army. There is red Field Manual for the M48 bes...

After searching some other forums I can go with that. It sounds like a Mosin rebuild where an almost identical rifle to the M1924 was rebuilt using good old parts like the Russians did to the Mosins. Taking WW II rifles and reusing parts to make a new rebuilt rifle called the 24/47. The rifle as a ...

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I am more and more satisfied. Especially after Balistol and WD40 bathing and treatment.

Thanks for all replies!
I really appreciate it and I'm very happy that someone read and review photos in my topic.

Beautiful rifle!

Thanks. It deserves a special presentation.

In cave castle in the summer days, knightly battles and dueling on horses and all middle age weapons are organized. Archery competitions too. Worth seeing,