Depends on the time period and the type of gun.
During WWI, the main German infantry rifle was the 1898 Mauser. The main American rifle was the 1903 Springfield. Their designs are so close that US had to pay royalties to Mauser. US Army also made use of shotguns for trench warfare, while no other country did so.
In WWII the standard German rifle was the Karabiner 98, which is still the same Mauser design. US was armed with the M1 Garand, which had higher ammunition capacity and a faster rate of fire that made it superior. WWII also saw the use of many other types of weapons, but in more limited numbers. Some of them had no direct counterparts on the other side of the conflict, such as the M1 Carbine. In pistols, German gun design has always tended to be more mechanically complex, where American gun design is more on the functional side.
Speaking on a general level: WWI was the war of the 'big guns' and the machine guns, WW II of the tanks and air power.
The British and American machine guns were no match for the German light machine guns. This is not just an opinion but it is based on facts. Their rate of fire of the German guns were higher. The BAR held only a 20 round clip. The German light MGs were not as heavy. The American Thompson and the British Sten gun were pretty good weapons but still not better than the German MP40 machine pistol. If it wasn't for the American M-1 Garand rifles, the German rifle company would probably have had more fire-power than the American rifle company. Another factor when comparing weapons is their reliability and serviceablity as to how they performed in the field when exposed to water, dirt, sand and mud. The American Model 1911 pistol could withstand much more abuse than the fragile Lugar pistol. That is my opinion.
While private citizens in Germany did own guns, there have been many restrictions and limitations over the years. Prior to the start of World War 2, the German government began a program of registration, and later, confiscation of guns from private citizens. Citizens in Germany may own guns today, but again, with limitations.
read "guns, germs and steel" by Jared diamond
the PS It all depends on what you are looking for and how it is going to be used. It is best to stick with American or German brands. Quality usually goes hand in hand with price. I have no idea what brand PS is.
Ammunition, powder, metallurgy.
They used sticks we use guns ftw >:D!
They used sticks we use guns ftw >:D!
German Sport Guns GmbH was created in 2002.
New guns have a better fire rate and have more attachments you can say. Old guns had horrible reloading and a lack of ammunition. New guns have enough and a good amount of ammunition.
Heavy German machine guns and mortar fire...
The U.S. American Seals 2010 has the strongest guns...jk
Speaking on a general level: WWI was the war of the 'big guns' and the machine guns, WW II of the tanks and air power.
Yes.
The british hoped to limit american settlement by supplying Native americans with guns and ammunition.
American Gun was created on 2005-09-15.
German firms like Mauser, Walther, etc..