Dutch WW2 Infantry Weapons
August 19, 2024
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as posted by the channelThis here is the Mannlicher Rifle M1895 which was designed by the Austrian Ferdinand Ritter von Mannlicher. A lot of these rifles have been produced at the Austrian city of Steyr. These rifles replaced the Dutch Beaumont Rifle. From 1904 the Dutch produced the rifles themselves under the name of Hemburg. So these rifles are often called Hembrug rifles. And around half a million of them have been produced, Now on the but of the rifle there was a stamp of the Dutch queen. There also existed a really rare pariscope rifle. Then there was also the Hemburg carbine. There were different models of carbines. And they were used by the cavalry, by the 'Koninklijke Marechaussee', the Royal Military Constabulary Corps, and well as pioneer, artillery and bicycle troops.
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