Firearms from Germany

The Luger P08 is a toggle-locked pistol used extensively during WWI and WWII by German forces. Known for its iconic design and precision.

The SIG Sauer P226 is a full-sized, service-type pistol designed for military and law enforcement use. It is known for its accuracy, reliability, and solid construction.

The SIG Sauer P320 is a modular, striker-fired, semi-automatic pistol designed for flexibility and adaptability. Its fire control unit (FCU) is the serialized core and can be inserted into different grip modules and slides, making it easy to change size, caliber, and configuration. It was adopted as the U.S. Army's standard sidearm in 2017 as the M17 and M18.

The Walther PPQ (Police Pistol Quick Defense Trigger) is a polymer-framed semi-automatic pistol designed for law enforcement, military, and civilian use.

The HK Mark 23 is a SOCOM-tested .45 ACP pistol designed for military special operations with suppressor and laser module compatibility.

The Walther P38 was the standard German military pistol during WWII and introduced the DA/SA mechanism in military use.

The H&K VP9 is a striker-fired pistol designed with ergonomics and modularity in mind. It features an advanced trigger system and customizable grip.

The USP Expert is a precision tactical/competition pistol based on the USP platform with a longer barrel and adjustable sights.

The PPS M2 is a slim, single-stack pistol offering Walther’s renowned ergonomics and accuracy in a concealed carry package.

The Dreyse Model 1907 is an early blowback-operated pistol issued to German forces during WWI.

The H&K P30 is a polymer-framed pistol designed for police and civilian use. It features customizable grip panels, ambidextrous controls, and various trigger variants.

The Mauser C96 is a distinctive early semi-automatic pistol with an integral magazine and wooden shoulder stock/holster.

The Q5 Match SF is a full-steel competition pistol built for superior recoil control, balance, and precision.

The P7 is a gas-delayed blowback pistol with a unique squeeze-cocking mechanism, known for accuracy and safety.

The AK4D is inspired by the AK4 (Swedish variant of the H&K G3A4), a battle rifle chambered in 7.62 NATO, valued for its durability.

A short-stroke gas piston rifle based on the AR-15 platform, known for its reliability in harsh conditions.

The Blaser R8 is a high-end straight-pull bolt-action rifle known for its modularity, precision, and fast cycling.

The civilian version of the HK416, the MR556 offers precision and rugged reliability in an AR-style rifle.

The B36A4 in Battlefield 6 is based on the HK G36, a widely used German assault rifle known for its reliability and integrated optics.

A civilian-legal version of the G36 rifle, featuring a heavy barrel and precision-oriented stock.

The Mauser M18 is a modern bolt-action rifle offering rugged performance and German engineering at an affordable price.

The M433 is featured in Battlefield 6 and is directly inspired by the Heckler & Koch HK433, a modular German assault rifle developed to combine features of the G36 and HK416.

A lightweight, polymer-framed modular rifle system, designed as a replacement for the G3 battle rifle.

The Heckler & Koch G3 is a select-fire battle rifle renowned for its robust design and reliability. Primarily intended for military use, it employs a roller-delayed blowback operating system, a design element that distinguishes it from gas-operated rifles. Its modularity allows for various configurations, including different stocks, forends, and optics mounting solutions. While not known for exceptional accuracy compared to some modern designs, the G3 has earned a reputation for dependability in harsh conditions and ease of maintenance. Its widespread adoption globally speaks to its effectiveness as a battle rifle, and its influence can be seen in numerous subsequent firearms designs. The G3's stamped steel construction contributes to its durability, though also to its weight.

The civilian version of the iconic G3 battle rifle, utilizing roller-delayed blowback action.

The Heckler & Koch MP5 is a 9x19mm Parabellum submachine gun renowned for its reliability, accuracy, and widespread adoption by military, law enforcement, and special operations units globally. Its design philosophy centers on providing a compact, controllable, and highly effective weapon for close-quarters combat. A key innovation is its roller-delayed blowback operating system, adapted from the G3 rifle, which allows for a lighter bolt and smoother recoil impulse compared to direct blowback designs. The MP5's modularity, with various stock, handguard, and trigger group options, further enhances its adaptability. Its reputation stems from its accuracy, even at extended ranges for a submachine gun, and its reliability in adverse conditions. The MP5 remains a benchmark for submachine gun design, influencing numerous subsequent weapons.

The Heckler & Koch MP7 is a German personal defense weapon (PDW) designed as a compact, lightweight, and highly effective firearm for military and law enforcement personnel who require a weapon with greater penetration capabilities than traditional submachine guns. Its design philosophy centers around providing a weapon system capable of defeating modern body armor while remaining easily concealable and maneuverable in close-quarters combat. A key innovation is its proprietary 4.6x30mm cartridge, optimized for armor penetration and flat trajectory. The MP7 is highly regarded for its accuracy, reliability, and controllability, setting a new standard for PDWs. Its compact size, lightweight construction, and high rate of fire make it a formidable weapon in specialized roles. Notable design characteristics include a telescoping stock, folding foregrip, and ambidextrous controls.

A precision-made over-and-under shotgun favored by competitive shooters. The K-80 is manufactured to exacting standards.