Photos Home made weapons in Syrian civil war

[NebrHogger]

No way I'd use this stuff! But they seem to be comfortable with it.

23mm?

I think the trick with these is to not use old rubber bands

 

[Bombardier]

The Catapult is not a new idea, the British Army used them in Northern Ireland to fire CS Gas longer distances

Catapult Northern Ireland 'Grantapult'

• Bombardier
• Mar 28, 2016
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• grantapult northern ireland operation banner royal scots

Catapult Northern Ireland 'Grantapult'

• Bombardier
• Mar 28, 2016
• grantapult northern ireland operation banner royal scots

Great pics @NebrHogger

 

[NebrHogger]

Unlike those Syrians, I'm confident the British Army took great pains to use only high quality rubber bands.

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

Ak coversions to bullpups straight out of Idlib

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

A vintage French MAS 36 bolt action rifle for sale in #Idlib. This has been rechambered to 7.62x51 NATO using a machine gun barrel, with a replacement chassis+stock too.

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

SIS-manufactured Reccoiless Launchers recovered in Kirkuk recently. They use SPG-9 or PG-7 projectiles for a lightweight and deadly weapon. These were used in the battle of Mosul extensively.

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

New Hurras al-Din (AQ Affiliate) image with their anti-materiel rifle design. Indigenous magazine fed rifles of this type are reasonably rare compared to single shot ones.

 

[uktabber]

Wow again! Great pictures, keep them coming.....Those AK Bullpup pics were great. If those rubber bands brake that grenade will be loose flopping around on the floor--yikes!