WW1
WW2
NATO
Eastern Bloc
Modern
100

Service Pistol of the U.S. Army

M1911

100

Service Pistol of the United Kingdom in World War 2 in .455

Webley Mk. VI
100

What does the FAL translate to?

Light Automatic Rifle
100

The calibre of the AK-74

5.45x39 mm

100

The difference between the M4 Carbine and M4A1

Select-fire Capability

200

Year of adoption of the P08 Luger

1904

200

This design limitation of BAR caused it to be vastly inferior to the MG42

Box Magazines

200

The purpose of the Forward Assist

To chamber a round that failed to feed

200

The RPD's design deviates from most SAW and machine guns by the omission of this feature, causing it to be lighter

Quick-change barrel

200

This pistol lost to the Beretta M9 during the final round of testing for the U.S. Army

SIG P226
300

Calibre of the Berthier and Lebel rifles

8mm Lebel

300

This rifle was to be the standard issue service rifle of the Soviet Union if not for Operation Barbarossa

AVS-36

300

The FN Herstal Designer responsible for finishing the Browning Hi-Power design and the SAFN / FN 1949

Dieudonné Saive

300

This submachine gun is notable for being an open bolt with a protruding reciprocating slide

PM-63 RAK

300

This company formerly produced polymer parts, then military knives and entrenching tools, before designing pistols

Glock

400

This Austrian engineer is famous for inventing the en-bloc clip, and for his straight-pull rifles utilising said en-bloc clip

Ferdinand Mannlicher

400

This French machine gun is notable for its multi-layered pan magazine

MAC mle 1931 Reibel 

400

German engineers at this Spanish technical institute designed the rifle that would become the HK G3 Series

CETME

400

This Warsaw Pact country created a sniper rifle using an RPK receiver

Romania

400

The year the UMP entered production

2000

500

The operating mechanism of the first select-fire rifle fielded in World War I, by the Russians

Short-recoil operated

500

This designer was sent into the Siege of Leningrad after he designed his second major design used by the Soviet Union

Alexey Sudayev

500

U.S. Air Force General who adopted the Armalite AR-15

Curtis LeMay

500

What was the name of the Soviet Union's program to create a new infantry rifle to improve hit probability

Project Abakan

500

The co-founder of the company that acquired the rights to the TMP, known for morally dubious arms deals

Heinrich Thomet