30 weapons from the colonial war?
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Try doing a search for weapons of the colonial war.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nThank you very much, while you're up.
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If it is a long magazine gallery gun, there is considerable collector interest. Contact a firearms auction company such as \nwww.gregmartinauctons.com   They currently have a large collection viewable on their website. Quite possibly they have one of these currently, I'm not sure.
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Cambodia, Phomn Phen. You can pick one up for $50's US... Although I don't know why you'd want one. & you'd probably be shot for the rest of your belonging & cash & the gun back!
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M1 rifle, M1 carbine, Tommy guns (for the lucky), tanks, bombs, missiles, torpedos, people, hand grenades, stick grenades, Atom bomb, Big Bertha (huge cannon), etc...
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No the weapons are set up for certain calibers and certain cartridge size
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Oh hold on, I have one right here, Next to my collection of WW2 Torpedo and Gun boats.  Can i interest you in a nice little MG42 for seeing off the odd sail boat or two?
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By supplies I am assuming you mean the original ones shipped from England. Any colony in that time period would have gunpowder and firearms as well as edged steel weapons of various kinds. There would probably be some European livestock. Medicinal supplies. Salt fish, salt beef, salt pork, flour and other such staples. Bar iron for blacksmiths to work. Knives, glass beads and other such trinkets as trade goods.
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The link below is a comprehensive list of WW2 machines and weapons.  It provides information on where they were used, photos, accounts of their use and is just really spot on for school use.
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You could try gunsamerica.com
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all these informations are misleading.the armes were stolen.how can 3000 heavy tanks,4000 armoured personal carriers,3500 heavy artellary guns,200 fighter a/cs,warships,more than 400 helecopters,innumberable different specialised vehcles,base workshops,hospitals....hell of equipments.all disappear in 3 mounthes?.wasnt it the fifth largest army in the world as the world media used to say.
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Bow & Arrow, axe, chissel, hammer.
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British soldiers on the Western Front would carry a total of 30 kilos of equipment. This included:\n\n\n1 pair boots\n1 pair braces\n1 service cap\n1 pair drawers\n1 pair service trousers\n1 pair puttees\n1 service jacket\n1 Great coat \n1 field dressing\n1 service pay book\n1 identity disc\n1 clasp knife\n1 shirt\n1 vest (winter only) \n1 pair socks\nPouches, basic equipment and belt\n2 smoke helmets\n1 iodine in bottle\n1 waterproof sheet\n1 cardigan, jacket, or waistcoat (winter)\n1 mess tin and cover\n1 water bottle filled with water\n   1 cap comforter\n1 holdall containing:\n1 hussif (mending kit)\n1 toothbrush\n1 razor\n1 comb\n1 shaving soap\n1 pair spare braces\n1 piece soap\n2 pairs socks\n1 shirt\n1 towel\n1 pair drawers\n\nIn Haversack:\n1 table knife\n1 table fork\n1 dessert spoon\n1 tin bully beef (*)\n1 tea and sugar (*)\n1 lot of biscuits (*)\n\n(*)Emergency rations known as Iron rations \n\n   Steel helmet\n1 rifle and sling \n1 oil bottle (for cleaning rifle)\n1 pull through (for cleaning rifle)\n1 bayonet and scabbard\n1 entrenching tool head\n1 entrenching tool helme\n1 entrenching tool carrier\n2x grenades \n220 rounds of ammunition \nWire cutters \n\n2x sandbags \nRolled ground sheet \n \n\nThe above made for a very heavy load when the soldier was marching, and caused quite some difficulty.\n\nRum was the only alcohol given to soldiers. Each division (20,000 men) had 300 gallons usually distributed after an offensive and also in exceptionally cold weather.
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check this web site out. http://www.impactguns.com/store/fn_p90.html and cool they are making a civ version. sweet I need to get me one of these.
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Welcome Mathewson was an early American gunsmith from the New England erea.  I believe aroung the 1830's Rhode Island area..  He made very well made hand guns.  Not many are known to exist, but when they come up for auction, can go for 15-25,ooo dollars.  You can probably get more information from the web-site of the Smithsonian or the History of gunsmiths.
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save your cash, get a T&#92;C Encore in 300 mag and you will be set for  anything in N america and some african game get a gun that is gonna last and some thing that you can hand down rem 700 are cheaply built and not very tough at least mine wasnt
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There are hundreds.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USA_wars
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I'm not sure where some of the other people got there info from, because several of the guns listed in some of the replys are not used by the American Military or are no longer used. I can give you a large list of military guns that I actually use in my career field. I am a Small Arms Instructor at Sheppard Air Force base in Texas.  Here is a descent list:\n  F-8 assault Shotgun\n  12 Gauge Shotgun   \n  AT4 Viper \n  M-240B Machine Gun \n  M14 7.62mm Rifle \n  M16A2 5.56mm Rifle \n  M1911A1 .45 Caliber Pistol \n  M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun \n  M203 40mm Grenade Launcher \n  M24 Sniper Rifle \n  M240G Medium Machine Gun \n  M249 SAW \n  M25 Sniper Rifle \n  Barret M82A1 .50 caliber sniper rifle \n  M4 Carbine \n  M40A1 Sniper Rifle \n  M60 Machine Gun \n  M9 9mm Pistol \n  MEU (SOC) Pistol\n  Para-Ordanance P-14 (.45 Calibur)\n  Para-Ordanance P-16 (.40 Calibur) \n  MK19 40mm Machine Gun, MOD 3 \n  MP-5N 9mm Submachine Gun\n  Objective Individual Combat Weapon \n  Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon (SMAW) \n\nIf this doesn't work for you, please let me know.