English Arms
This page shows the great variety of arms the English carried.
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AI AWP
This is the Accuracy International AWP. The AWP fires a extremly powerful .338 magnum round, fed from a 10 round external box magazine. The AWP is used by miitary and swat forces. It is considered one of the best bolt actions of today. |
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L1A1
This is the Enfield L1A1. The L1A1 was the official rifle for the UK before the L85A1. It fires the armour piercing Nato .308(7.62x51)round, fed from a external 20 round box magazine.
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L85A1
This is a picture of English soldiers all shouldering the L85A1, the official rifle for the UK. The L85A1 is in a bullpup configuration for a longer barrel. The L85A1 fires the NATO .223(5.56x45), in a 30 round external box magazine. |
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Sten Mk.2
The Sten Mk.2 was a very easy gun to produce. The sten fired the 9x19mm round in all of the models that were made of the sten. It help a external 32 round magazine. After WW2 many countries produces the sten including Israel.
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Jungle rifle No.5
The Mk.5 jungle carbine fired the .308(7.62x51) round. The MK.5 rifle was used in the jungles of the Pacific islands. The MK.5 was lighter than the average enfield. It was the perfect bolt action for jungle warfare. |
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Bren MK.5
The BREN Mk.5 was the official machine gun for the UK in WW2. The BREN Mk.5 fired the .308(7.62x51) rounds. The Mk.5 has a magazine that goes on the top on the gun.
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Enfield No.1 Mk.3
The Enfield NO.1 Mk.3 was acually made in India in a factory called Ishapore. The No.1 Mk.3 fires the .308(7.62x51) round. The NO.1 MK.3 is one of the more rare varients of the Enfield. |
