Russian Arms Museum Photos

English Russia has posted many photos of the firearms displayed at the Russian Arms Museum.

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Igor Stetchkin’s creations.

Thanks to Richard for the link.

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Steve Sep 10th 2009 military, photos Tags: , , , 8 Comments

8 Responses to “Russian Arms Museum Photos”

  1. War Wolfon 10 Sep 2009 at 11:14 pm link comment

    Is that a picture of Larry Bud Mellman on the wall? I never knew he was a gun guy.

  2. Vitoron 11 Sep 2009 at 4:02 am link comment

    Bullpups look fancy with wood parts.

  3. R.A.W.on 11 Sep 2009 at 4:11 am link comment

    I’m not sure what the revolver or the pistol in the lower part of the picture are. The stocked pistol at the top is of course the Stechkin APS, and the assault rifle is the TKB-0146, which was probably one of the more complicated designs of all time.

  4. Cristof Aujeuilon 11 Sep 2009 at 7:18 pm link comment

    Haha,dude,you sure are funny,just as the picture said,that is Igor Stetchkin,not Larry somebody….

  5. Clodboyon 12 Sep 2009 at 12:00 am link comment

    The revolver is probably an OTs-38, which overcame the difficulties of silencing a revolver by using specialized telescoping piston ammunition.

  6. Techsanon 15 Sep 2009 at 5:13 pm link comment

    I’ve actually been to the Kalashnikov Museum. It’s in Izhevsk, nice area, killed a bunch of grouse and duck near there. The museum is great, but the best part is you can go down into the basement and they have a bunch of Kalashnikov weapons (some of them really old) that you can shoot for 100 rubles a shot. I spent an hour down there shooting almost everything they had.

  7. Steveon 15 Sep 2009 at 5:14 pm link comment

    Techsan, sounds like a lot of fun. I am am ever in the area I am defiantly going to visit it. Did you take any photos?

  8. Kamalanon 31 Oct 2009 at 5:12 am link comment

    the Nmm pistal is one of the the best pistal i have ever seen , it,s realy wounderful

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