Podcast V5: Egyptian Depictions of the 1973 War, Kyrgyz Kalashnikov Modifications and Chamber Conditions in MENA

All the IDF soldiers have… Uzis for some reason.

This STG44 is very out of place in the WW2 display.

The sole IDF soldier with an FN FAL in the Panarama display.

Vlad shares some images of Beretta 92-patterned handguns in Indian cinema-
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Hrachya shares these images of what appears to be heavily modified AK74-variant during 

A close-up of a 7.62x39mm rounds that a Bishkek shop owner reported to have been made at the Bishkek Ammunition factory. However, the 10 numeral would designate this as of Bulgarian Arsenal origin, instead of the Factory number 60 in Kyrgyzstan.

These images from a report at the scene, but of a different rifle.

An example of a locally made compensator for 7.62x39mm Kalashnikov-patterned rifles.

Adham shares this image of the giant Maadi backwards bayonet at the Battle of Ismailia Monument

Calibre Obscura chimes in- Here’s a Syrian rebel pic for you, and actually not rebels, Hayat Tahrir Al-sham probably. These guys are the ones that make “Tiger Forces” run when they don’t have air support

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