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12/24/2025

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12/24/2025

The image is a comparison infographic detailing the "Active Military Guns & Rifles" for the armed forces of Cambodia and Thailand. It lists the common small arms used by both countries, including assault rifles, carbines, a marksman rifle, a machine gun, and pistols.
Cambodia
The Cambodian military inventory features a mix of Chinese and Soviet-designed weapons. The primary standard issue rifles are derivatives of the AK-47, while special forces use more modern Chinese and South Korean weapons.
Rifles: Type 56, Type 81, Norinco CQ, AK-47 (all assault rifles), K2C (carbine).
Pistol: Makarov.
Thailand
The Royal Thai Armed Forces use a wide variety of Western and Israeli-sourced weaponry, including US-made M16s as standard issue rifles, with newer Tavor rifles also in service.
Rifles: Daewoo K2, M16 (all assault rifles), SR-25 (marksman rifle), M249 (machine gun), C**t M5 (assault rifle).
Pistol: M1911 (semi-automatic pistol), often produced under license locally as the Type 86 pistol.
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12/24/2025

The image displays a concise overview of six popular submachine guns and their respective inventors, design years, and places of origin during the periods of World War I and World War II.
Submachine Guns of WWI & WWII
Model Inventor Designed Place of Origin
MP 18 Hugo Schmeisser 1917 German Empire
MP34 Louis Stange 1929 Austria
Thompson John T. Thompson 1917 United States
EMP Heinrich Vollmer 1930 Germany
MP 40 Heinrich Vollmer 1938 Germany
PPD-40 Vasily Degtyaryov 1934 Soviet Union
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12/24/2025

The image displays legendary German rifles and their inventors during World War II. The rifles shown span from the late 19th century to advanced WWII-era prototypes, illustrating the evolution of German small arms technology.
Featured Rifles and Inventors
Rifle Inventor Production Years Cartridge Notes
Gewehr 98 Paul Ma**er 1898–1918 7.92×57mm Ma**er (Patrone 88) The standard German infantry rifle of World War I, which saw limited use in WWII.
Gewehr 43 Walther 1943–1945 7.92×57mm Ma**er A semi-automatic rifle adopted to compete with the American M1 Garand and Soviet SVT-40.
Karabiner 98k Ma**er 1934–1945 7.92×57mm Ma**er The standard German infantry rifle of WWII, a shorter version of the G98 with a turned-down bolt handle.
StG 44 Hugo Schmeisser 1943–1945 7.92×33mm Kurz Widely considered the world's first true assault rifle, it used an intermediate cartridge and influenced modern designs like the AK-47.
Gewehr 41 Walther 1941–1945 7.92×57mm Ma**er An early, heavier, and less reliable semi-automatic rifle design that was later superseded by the G43.
FG 42 Louis Stange 1943–1945 7.92×57mm Ma**er A select-fire paratrooper rifle designed to serve as a rifle and light machine gun.
These weapons represent a shift in German military doctrine, moving from full-power bolt-action rifles to semi-automatic and selective-fire weapons using intermediate cartridges to increase firepower in typical combat ranges.
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12/24/2025

The image displays reloading data for various 150-155 grain Hornady bullets in the .30-06 Springfield caliber. The data provides specifications for different bullet types, including InterBond, InterLock, GMX, SST, and FMJ-BT, which are used for hand-loading ammunition.
Bullet Specifications and Usage
Caliber: .30-06 Springfield.
Bullet Weight Range: 150-155 grains.
Diameter: 0.308 inches.
Sectional Density (SD): Ranges from 0.226 to 0.233.
Bullet Type Item No. C.O.L. (Overall Length) G1 Ballistic Coefficient (BC) Primary Use
InterBond® 30309 3.210" 0.415 Hunting (Deep pe*******on, high weight retention)
InterLock® SP 3031 3.210" 0.338 Deer hunting (Controlled expansion)
InterLock® RN 3035 3.000" 0.186 Hunting (Rapid expansion)
GMX® 30370 3.210" 0.415 Hunting/Sport (Lead-free, deep pe*******on)
SST® 30302 3.210" 0.415 Hunting (Flat shooting, rapid expansion)
FMJ-BT 3037 3.185" 0.398 Target/Practice (Full Metal Jacket - Boat Tail)
This data is typically used by reloaders to safely and effectively assemble their own custom ammunition, optimizing performance for specific fi****ms and applications.
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12/23/2025

This image is a fan-made visual comparison between real-life firearm ammunition and the representation of equivalent calibers in the video game Underrail. The "Underrail" section at the bottom illustrates the in-game assets and how their scale relates to actual ammunition, while the "Real Life" section shows the actual cartridges they are based on.
Ammunition Types Compared
Caliber Real Life Equivalent Names
12.7x55 12.7x55mm STs-130
8.6 blackout .338 Lapua Magnum (likely basis)
9x39 9x39mm (Russian special purpose round)357 .357 Magnum
7.62x39 7.62x39mm (standard AK-47 round)
7.62x25 7.62x25mm Tokarev44 .44 Magnum22 lr .22 Long Rifle
5 mm 5mm (in-game only)
In Underrail, the calibers are simplified for gameplay purposes; a specific caliber (e.g., 7.62mm) is universal across different weapon types like assault rifles or sniper rifles, which is not how it works in the real world.
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12/23/2025