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===Rail Systems=== | ===Rail Systems=== | ||
| − | *'''Weaver''' (Allegedly invented in [https://www.fusil-calais.com/en/content/138-rail-picatinny-rail-weaver-quelle-differences 1975]) | + | *'''Weaver''' (Allegedly invented in [https://www.fusil-calais.com/en/content/138-rail-picatinny-rail-weaver-quelle-differences 1975], [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNw9kera-Jk ref 2]) |
*'''Picatinny''' (Designed in late [https://wooxstore.com/blogs/woox-journal/exploring-the-picatinny-rail-design-history-and-application 1980s], officially introduced in [https://zarimex.eu/en/blog/weaver-Vs-picatinny 1995]) | *'''Picatinny''' (Designed in late [https://wooxstore.com/blogs/woox-journal/exploring-the-picatinny-rail-design-history-and-application 1980s], officially introduced in [https://zarimex.eu/en/blog/weaver-Vs-picatinny 1995]) | ||
==My sandbox for work in progress articles== | ==My sandbox for work in progress articles== | ||
[[User:Nanomat/Sandbox]] | [[User:Nanomat/Sandbox]] | ||
Revision as of 02:31, 18 August 2024
I am Nanomat and I am interested in history, politics, economics, warfare, military equipment and weapons. I like video games like the Call of Duty series and used to identify weapon details from many COD games and now it is time for me to contribute to the articles here. I also run a wiki dedicated to documenting various military equipment and gear like uniforms and others, so I have a great deal of experience in researching information regarding military hardware.
Weapon Stuff
18th century Russian weapons:
- http://ostrog.ucoz.ru/publikacii_3/4_110.htm
- https://sitekid.ru/izobreteniya_i_tehnika/ognestrelnoe_oruzhie/pervye_russkie_pistolety.html
- https://www.westrussia.org/kutuzov/firearms
- https://naukatehnika.com/borba-za-skorostrelnost-oruzhiya-1.html
- http://smbdgreatwar.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_6091.html
- http://bigbradar.dyndns.org/doc/guns.html
- Russian & Prussian guns
- Flintlock pistol model 1796 for cavalry enlisted men, calibre 16,5 mm, manufacture Tula, Russia, 1800
- Russian muskets in detail
- Russian guns in detail
- Russian 1808 series of flintlocks
- Napoleonic Russian flintlocks
- 18th century Russian armament
- Basically the entire Russian firearms history
- M1809 pistol info
Danish Military Model 1772 Heavy Dragoon Flintlock Holster Pistol:
Kavalleriepistole M 1798:
Österreich, Kavalleriepistole 1828:
German carbine:
Various flintlocks:
Gallery of interesting guns:
19th century guns:
AK 5.45x39mm magazine types:
Soviet prototype guns:
Japanese weapons:
Pistol gripping methods:
1752 Spanish Infantry Musket:
Flintlock guns:
Good flintlock gun replicas:
Gatling gun replica:
Sea Service Family:
- The Long series: P1716, P1756 and P1756/1777
- The Short series: Post-1800
- Also foreign made copies, continental Germanic or Dutch
New Land Pattern Cavalry Pistol:
AK magazines chart:
Medieval handgonnes:
Matchlock stuff:
- https://www.feuerwaffen.ch/index_htm_files/Type_03_Musket_X.pdf
- https://www.engerisser.de/Bewaffnung/weapons/Matchlockmusket.html
- https://www.revolutionarywarjournal.com/matchlocks-flintlocks-firelocks-that-tamed-a-new-world-claimed-an-american-revolution/
- http://www.middlesexvillagetrading.com/MEL.shtml
- http://myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.31575.html
- https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?topic=62824.0
- https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-physical-and-operational-differences-between-the-matchlock-musket-and-the-arquebus
Hanover flintlock pistol:
Bayonet origins:
AR chopped carry handle:
SOPMOD stuff:
Gonher of Spain:
- Another antique gun replica maker similar to Denix and Kolser.
Austrian M1798 musket:
Deakin 16-Bore Howdah pistol:
Sengoku Japan artillery:
AK drums explained:
Napoleonic French marine pistol:
McCormick Horse Pistol (British derivative?):
Weapon accessories guide
A handy guide for ID-ing basic weapon accessories.
Weaponlights
- FA-14A (Early laser sight for the Uzi, 1980s)
- SureFire Model 310 (The first pistol weaponlight, introduced in 1985)
- SureFire Model 610 (Info, pic)
- Makeshift weaponlight (Streamlight used by SAS in the Iranian Embassy Siege, Kinetics Super QXL dive light used as a makeshift weaponlight by Delta Force in Modelo prison raid, hose-clamped to the Model 723 handguard, Rangers and Force Recon taped a Maglite to M16A2 and carbines, first attempt at pseudo weaponlight at a time when proper weaponlights were just being introduced)
- SureFire 6 series (SureFire 6C introduced in 1988, SureFire 6P introduced in 1989, comparison, it is flashlight not weaponlight)
- SureFire 660 (Used in Mogadishu 1993, old gen common in the 90s)
- PentagonLight MS3R-X-SR (Seen in MoH 2010)
- Surefire M600V Scout Light (At least from 2016)
Laser sights
- Imatronic LS45 (Introduced at SHOTshow (January) in 1987
or 1988, the earliest known example manufactured in February 1988, first appearance in Tango & Cash 1989, became popular in the early 90s but quickly faded out of fashion presumably due to the introduction of more practical devices like the AN/PAQ 4C in 1993, visible only) - Laser Devices, Inc. Model FP-6 He-Ne Laser Target Designator (On DEagle, at least from 1988)
- AN/PAQ 4C (Produced in 1993-1999, IR only)
- AN/PEQ-2 (At least 1998???, IR only, ref?, ref?)
- AN/PEQ-2A (Same as AN/PEQ-2 but has a blue safety block to prevent dangerous high power mode, ref, ref)
- AN/PEQ-5 (The visible laser version of the AN/PEQ-2, no IR laser, probably contemporary with the AN/PEQ-2)
- AN/PEQ-10 (Appears to be an airsoft device)
- ZenitCo Perst-4 (The main Russian laser sight, available at least from 2018, both IR and visible)
- Laser Aim LA 1000 (Available from at least 1991 as seen in Double Impact, seems to be of the same gen as Imatronic LS45, ref & ref)
- Eotech OGL (Eotech's entry into laser sights, seen from at least October 2022, introduced in January 2023)
- Lot of early lasers info: info, info
Laser/light combos
- Insight Technology Laser Aiming Module Phase I (Only 30 units delivered in September 1992, ref, ref, ref, ref, both IR and visible)
- SureFire X400 Ultra WeaponLight (Introduced on February 12, 2008)
- Viridian X5L Gen 1 (Introduced around 2008)
- Streamlight TLR 2 (Available at least prior to 2011 as seen in MW3)
- Sun Optics flashlight and laser (Available at least prior to 2020 as seen in MW2 Remastered)
- Advantage Point AP9000 (Allegedly used by special forces in early 1990s)
Sights
- Eotech holographic series (The common holo design, 1st gen "Bushnell" holo introduced in 1996, 2nd gen "Bushnell" holo introduced in 2000, Military Eotech introduced in 2001, became common in the 2000s, has many copies: ADCO HOSS, G&G 556, G&P 551, references: ref, ref, ref, ref, ref, ref)
| Model | Series | Shroud | Buttons | Night vision | Introduction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st gen "Bushnell" HoloSight | Bushnell (civilian) | No | Built in | No | 1996 |
| 2nd gen "Bushnell" HoloSight | Bushnell (civilian) | No | Built in | No | 2000 |
| Bushnell Holosight XLP | Bushnell (civilian) | Yes | N/A | No | Between 2005 and early 2006 |
| 502 | 500 (civilian) | No | Built in | No | Before 2004, discontinued 2005 |
| 511 | 510 (law enforcement) | Yes | Made with rubberized buttons from 2004 | No | 2001 |
| 512 | 510 (law enforcement) | Yes | Made with rubberized buttons from 2004 | No | 2001 |
| 551 | 550 (military) | Yes | Made with rubberized buttons from 2003 | Yes | 2001 |
| 552 | 550 (military) | Yes | Made with rubberized buttons from 2003 | Yes | 2001 |
| M40GL | ??? | ??? | ??? | Yes | 2008 |
- ADCO Square Shooter (Probably introduced in 1994 as evidenced by this post calling it new, seen in Deep Rising and Blood II: The Chosen)
- ATN Ultra Sight (or bsa reflex sight)
- Aimpoint 2000 (Used in Operation Acid Gambit, discontinued in 1989)
- Aimpoint 3000 (Used in Mogadishu 1993)
- Aimpoint 5000 (Produced 1991-1998, used in Mogadishu 1993)
- Aimpoint CompM2 (According to IMFDB introduced in 1995 but that seems to be erroneous; other sources say that an earlier model was introduced in 1997)
- Singlepoint SP220 (Used in Son Tay raid 1970, became common in the 1970s, predecessor of the Armson Occluded Eye Gunsight, Qwik-Point OEG is US copy???, Firefly T-1 (Светлячок Т-1) is Soviet derivative, more stuff, origin, modern Armson versions)
- C-More red dot (Introduced in 1993, discontinued in the 2000s)
- Morgan James scope (The first practical scope, invented between 1835-1840, example, example)
- Malcolm scope (Introduced in 1855, history, replicas by Tasco)
- Valdai 1P87 (PK120) (The main Russian holographic sight of the 2010s, introduced in 2014, used in the 2022 Ukraine war)
- Trijicon RX01 (Produced in 1996-2020, adopted by US spec ops for the M4 SOPMOD, Russian copy: Sturman 1х24 RF)
- MEPRO M21
- Kobra red dot (Introduced in 1996, allegedly developed since the late 80s, used in the 2nd Chechen War, ref, ref, ref, ref, ref)
- PK-A (Earliest evidence of existence is this discussion of a purchase from a 2004 expo complete with a head designer from manufacturer promoting its qualities which means it might have been introduced then)
- Hensoldt prototype RSA red dot (Only few prototypes made for H&K around 1993, ref)
- Charles Willson Peale scope (The first scope, invented in 1776, non-practical, ref)
- NPZ PK-1 (1P63 Obzor) (Used in the 2014 Crimea annexation)
- Zeiss Z-Point (Available from at least early 2009)
- Leupold DeltaPoint Micro (Introduced 4 January 2021)
- DI Optical FC1 (Available from at least 2017)
- BelOMO RS-H (Belorusian holographic sight)
- RS-34M (Belorusian red dot sight made by Nayvis Minsk)
- PU (Developed in 1942)
Rail Systems
- Weaver (Allegedly invented in 1975, ref 2)
- Picatinny (Designed in late 1980s, officially introduced in 1995)