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Pistols: Nagant Model 1895 revolver, Tokarev TT-33
Bolt Action Rifles: Mosin-Nagant Model 1891/30, 1891/31 (sniper version), Mosin-Nagant Model 1938 Carbine, 1944 Carbine.
Semi-Automatic Rifles: Tokarev SVT 38, Tokarev SVT 40, Tokarev SVT 40 (sniper version)
Automatic Rifles: AVT 40 (SVT 40 with full automatic capability)
Submachine Guns: Pistolet Pulyemet Degtyareva 1940G (PPD 40) Pistolet Pulyemet Shpagina 1941G (famed PPSh 41) Pistolet Pulyemet Sudaeva 1943 (PPS 43)
Machine Guns: Degtyarev pehotniy DP-27, Maxim (different modifications - starting with 1910 and up to final 1941), Degtyarev Shpagin krupnokaliberniy DShK 1938, stankoviy Goryunova SG 43
Anti-Tank Rifles: Protivo Tankovoe Ruzh'Yo Degtyareva 1941 (PTRD 41) Protivo Tankovoe Ruzh'Yo Simonova 1941 (PTRS 41)
Flamethrowers: ROKS-2, other ROKS series
Grenades: RGD-33 (ruchnaya granata Dyakonova), F-1 (1939, not old french grenade, but look like, most famous grenade), RPG-40/43 (not rocket propelled, but anti-tank), molotov cocktails (lots of different versions, some mass-produced, some improvised)
What else can I help you with?
Weapons used in the past and present in the United states?
Air Force weapons? Or Army weapons? Or Naval Weapons? Or Types of Artillery? Or Types of Small Arms (rifles, pistols, etc.)? Or Tanks? Or Warships?
What do you call it when you supply with weapons?
A person who supplies weapons is an 'arms dealer.' To give someone weapons is to 'arm' them.
How do you say arms in German?
Arme means arms in German. Nouns are capitalized in German. If you mean arms as in weapons the word is Waffen.
Who makes the british armys weapons?
The Royal Ordinance Factory, primarily. IIRC, it is now operated under contract by Heckler & Koch, GmBh. This is for small arms, and the term "weapons" is a pretty broad category, which would include tanks, antiaircraft weapons, missiles, artillery pieces, etc. SA80-Belgium
What led the arms race between the US and the Soviet Union?
Suspicion that one would attack the other.
What weapons did the Australian solders use in World War 2?
Small arms, machine guns, mortars, artillery, mines.
What countries use Russian small arms?
poopy bun
What weapons were used in World War 2 made of?
Metals, wood, rudimentary plastics. Weapons are a wide-ranging category, including ships, aircraft, small arms, armored vehicles, etc.
Weapons of Vietcong during the Vietnam war?
Left over small arms from WWII, captured allied small arms, then later equipped with the SKS and AKs.
What were weapons used during the civil war?
They used small arms, and rifles, basically guns.
Weapons used in the past and present in the United states?
Air Force weapons? Or Army weapons? Or Naval Weapons? Or Types of Artillery? Or Types of Small Arms (rifles, pistols, etc.)? Or Tanks? Or Warships?
Were there any weapons involved in the Korean war?
Yes, from small arms to heavy artillery and the Air Force
What percent of nuclear arms in the world are owned by the US?
The US possesses around 45% of the world's nuclear weapons.
Why is 20mm calibre not considered small arm ammunition?
Anything 20mm or larger is considered a cannon - an entirely different class of weapons from small arms.
Which technology was a product of the arms race following World War 2?
its the dang atomic bomb
What weapons were used in World War 1 and 2?
The list of weapons used in both wars are very extensive. I have included links which will give you a good idea of the types of planes, ships, vehicles, small arms, artillery and other armament were used in both wars.
Is the bazooka the biggest small arm weapon in World War 2?
The classification of the bazooka as a small arm is a bit questionable. Although it was carried by an individual, it was served by a gunner and loader/ammo bearer, which made it a crew served weapon. Small arms are individual weapons.
