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DukeOfJudea
DukeOfJudea - - 1,957 comments

nice gun

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Wulfburk12
Wulfburk12 - - 1,886 comments

Nice!

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ytres
ytres - - 1,800 comments

Nice, nice.

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EAWaffenSS
EAWaffenSS - - 97 comments

Excellent!! I always wanted to own one of these. You don't need a license for them!!(In the US) That is the benefit of NOT living in a government run economy.

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eddiehimself
eddiehimself - - 1 comments

I much prefer being able to live in a country where I can go out in public without fear of being shot :)

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ImperialKaskins
ImperialKaskins - - 1,229 comments

Are those flares? BURN BABY BURN if i shoot at someone :D

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Haddock67
Haddock67 - - 134 comments

I can imagine cool night maps with flares firing all over the place :)

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The Leuchtpistole 34.

The Leuchtpistole 34 was a German flare gun introduced into service in 1928 by the Walther company. It featured a relatively simple design with a 27mm, smooth bore barrel, a break-action breech, and it soon became the standard signal device of the German armed forces. However, German engineers soon realized the potential the Leuchtpistole had for other uses. A rifled, 23mm insert barrel was used to fire a variety of flare and explosive ammunition, and the weapon became known as the Kampfpistole or "combat pistol". This variant was capable of firing, amongst other things, a hand-grenade that was attached to a long wooden stick. While the Stielhandgranate was too heavy, the Eierhandgranate proved much more practical for this purpose.

The Leuchtpistole 34 was made by Seth Soldier.