Post your nation's favourite and most preferred weapon.

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>>65810263

>>65810263
>2016
>melee

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>>65810263
Gauchos used big knives for dueling back then, that and the usual army stuff for soldiers.

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I wish it had been more successful

>>65810366

It's sarmatian steel and can cut through even your tanks.

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>>65810420
>another episode of polack attacking tanks with sabre

>>65810263
>>65810263
I actually heard that this weapon was the only sword that out did Katana in terms of cutting and thrusting.

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>>65810492

Dunno about that but it was a pretty cool looking sabre.

>>65810263
Kriegsmesser

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjoWAg1HJKw

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>>65810407
Seriously man, considering that rifle was issued by the Díaz regime I'm glad it wasn't. The place of honor in Mexican weaponry will always be for pictured.

>>65813414

thats not a Winchester or colt revolver tho

>>65810492
katana is a meme sword desu. not too hard to beat. they are pretty thick wich is shit for cutting, the edge is sharp though. and they are horrible for thrusting. its a decent weapon considering the iron available, tamahagane is literally called pig iron in english.

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Ours is the graceful Katana.

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Does +5 against Lebs

>>65813552
But -5 against Emus

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>>65813387
Are these chainswords?
Aztecs from outer space confirmed!

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SUAMI konepistooli

>>65813620
>not molotov cocktail
you had one chance, Pekka

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Mine's bigger than yours

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>>65813635
Molotov good against tanks
Or ski close to tank and jam this in threads, as is official military doctrine

But KP is best to mow down those russians

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>>65813664
I doubt it.

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>>65813620
Probably this if you don't count puukkos.

Also RKs (because I will use any excuse to post pictures of my raifu)

>>65813469
The pig iron isn't the problem, it's just very high carbon content steel.
They actually use it on purpose because the folding process burns the carbon (and some impurities) out of the steel so they need to start off with more carbon.
The actual problem is that they didn't have the technology to completely melt the iron so all the impurities that can't be burned off (are already oxidized) will remain in the steel.
Also the fact that they used a thick blade with a very hard blade edge and a soft back instead of a full spring steel blade like the eurpoor swords means that while it's a bit sharper it's also a lot easier to damage

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Krag-Jorgensen rifle.

Fun fact: Main rifle used by the US army before they started using the Springfield M1903.

>>65810349
The Welsh Longbow sure was an effective weapon, too bad it was useless against knights.

>>65813745
Having a sharper, more brittle edge isn't really a problem when you're using it against unarmoured targets. The samurai only ever used them for carving up peasants, in actual combat they used spears.

>>65813858
Only for a short while because the side mag is a piece of shit

>>65813745
well yeah you can make decent weapons from pig iron but its much more work than using decent ore.
the thick blade makes it also much worse for cutting despite how sharp it is.
japan was simply behind in military technology at the time (though they had much higher literacy rate etc.).
apparently some japs even used butted mail wich is fucking trash compared to proper riveted mail.

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>>65814022
Almost all steel started off as pig iron (in modern times they skip that stage)
It has nothing to do with quality. It was called so because after smelting the iron they poured it in the sand like pic related and they thought it looked like pigglets suckling on a sow hence pig iron (it's actually steel).

>>65810456
underrated

>>65814190
yeah but they actually use the pig iron to make the swords. granted the meme worthy constant folding does make it into steel but its pretty inefficient. also the ore is usually iron sands wich are often rich in impurities.

>>65814443
Pretty much the only problem is that they didn't know how to make blast furnaces that would completely melt the iron which would cause most impurities to float to the surface.
it's funny because China was using them for over a 1000 years

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>>65810263

>>65814098
underrated

>>65813556
now thats a rare flag

>>65814587
>not AK47 or T-34
you had one chance Ivan

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>>65810263

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>>65813700

>>65814689
>literally made up tier name

>>65814772
Curved blades have been in use in the M.E. for ages, my vodka friend.

>>65814856
scimitar is a made up name

>>65814911
Help me.

Defenestrations of Prague?

>>65814911
Kek

>>65814992
got the joke, german friend

>>65814236
>not the Inglis hi-power
>not the SKS
baka my dude

>>65814954
That doesn't mean the blade itself is made up.

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Pic related
>Coasts are full of dangerous spoidahs and sneks
>Fucking nothing in the centre, good luck surviving that

>>65810263
>the magnificent hungarian sabre
which your mom also likes

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>>65813387

This is more accurate

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Barbarians pls

>>65810492
you dont thrust with a sabre

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folded over a thousand times to pierce through western armor

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The Cetme is algo cool tho

>>65810492
I thought a Polish sabre wielding master squared of with a katana wielding one, and the results were rather interesting

>>65810263
You mean a Polish sabre, which came from the Hungarian-Polish sabre, which came from the Hungarian sabre
>>65810522
The Polish sabre was and still is the perfect iteration of the sabre, or a white weapon ever created for the matter

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I guess this and the composite bow
>ignore flag, koreafag on vacation

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Axe. Good for killing scumbag bishops

>>65816829
>tfw: Katana
So did the Japanese stole it from you or you from the Japanese

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>>65810263

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basically the upgraded bow v2

>>65816967
Where these used in war, they look a little bit too fancy

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Most efficient against German intellectuals

>>65816894
Can't say I know much but I thinks its a culmination of both cultures influencing each other. A single sided blade isnt exactly a unique invention. Even the Chinese had swords of simliar design.

>>65816681
kek

>>65810456
>>65814204
never happened

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'Sup?

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>>65814098
kek

The dollar

>>65817302
Whoa is that an old prank can? Today in the US ours just have fake snakes pop out, your country seemed to have taken that joke a bit too far.

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I've made polish weapons that are used now

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>>65813664
>>65813700
>>65814715
everyone knows knowledge is the biggest weapon.

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>>65810263

Pic rel is ours - the magnificent spanish sabre.

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>>65810263

>>65817535
he could colonize me with that sabre

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I can make 3 wishes

>>65817192
America's most iconic weapon is unironically named "Fat Man"

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>>65810263
Also, the most preferred musical instrument too.

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>>65817693
Toaru majutsu no Index season 3, dear Desert Dżin. Onegai.

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>>65816894
Katana was a popular export goods of Japan because it became legendary in East Asia through Mongol invasions in the 13th century and the Imjin war in the 16th century and lots of imitations were made throughout the region. Koreans, going through the might of Katana that easily outperformed Chinese style straight swords they used in the Imjin war, adopted Katana and learned Japanese sword combat skills as well. Muyejebo, for example, is one of those manuals.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wodao
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muyejebo

>>65818224
Your wish was granted....i guess?
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2016-04-26/a-certain-magical-index-producer-3rd-anime-season-is-plausible/.101475

>>65818421
except they didnt. Koreans already used single edged swords during the imjin war. The Chiense style swords that the Koreans used were soon phased out soon after Korea's three kingdom's period. The muyejebo describes incorporation of Japanese swordmanship into the Korean martial arts but not the sword itself.

>>65813387
In reference to a previous post, that shitty meme stick is the Mexican katana, Mexican fire guns are heavily underrated taking in count that in some places in the north of the country people Stil lives like in the wild west
>>65815926
>had pretty Hungarian gf once
>she was bad ass with the bow
Your country and people are pretty based desu

>>65817508
Too bad you don't have it my hue friend

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>>65810297
kek

>>65818162
top bants

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+30% melee damage against infantry

>>65814911
Somehow this picture looks so calming.

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The bayonet.

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Can easily take down two kangaroos in one shot with this bad boy.

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>>65818519
Holy Shit! Thank you very much dear based Oil Allah Akbar. May God bless You!

>>65818616
>Koreans already used single edged swords during the imjin war.
They were, if any, influenced by Katana carrying Japanese Wakou pirates Koreans had a hard time with for like two centuries. Other than that, they used useless small piece of shit nowhere near practical.

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We hit people with it

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>>65813888
Nope. They used bows and arrows.

Pic related, book name in the title.

>>65819760
Really cool, maori seem to be one of the few non advanced natives that really kicked the bong's asses.

India did quite well until the divide and conquer thing and also had acess to guns n shit from the beginning.

>>65820005
Ps:

I meant they were advanced.

>>65820005
>""""""""""few"""""""""

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Thank you rossiya

>>65819653
Guillotine, pls

>>65820152
Without western weapons, the arabs would still fight with spear und sword

>>65820192
Without chinese invention of gunpowder and eastern trade, ze whitey would still be fighting with ze spear und ze gladius

>>65810263
Ireland
cocktail molotov

>>65820164
b-but I'm a Kingdomboo...

>>65819748
Yes, and katanas were influenced by Chinese and Korean single edged swords as well as curved style brought by the Mongols. Whats your point?

>>65820223
with shit and their own ego*
ftfy

>>65815926
végre valaki.
>weapon thread
>hungarian guy opens it
>NOT posting the glorious Kassai reflexíj

>>65819230
Fuck off, assault shovels are russian weapon.

>>65820545
>Yes, and katanas were influenced by Chinese and Korean single edged swords as well as curved style brought by the Mongols.
Not really. Katana's shape had already been curvy before Mongol invasions. In fact, Katana was influenced by indigenous Emishi's swords, not Chinese nor Koreans in which Katana-like sword wasn't really a thing before Japanese invasions.

>>65819705
a weapon to surpass metal gear

>>65813575
Doesn't every animal in Oz have at least +3 to defense?

>>65819230
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkTGLk4jLzA

>>65810263
>When you steal not just our hussars but our weapons too and people think you invented then

>>65825316
I don't know why he posted the Hungarian sabre and not the Hungarian-Polish sabre or the Polish sabre.
The Polish developed winged hussars are much different than the ussars introduced from Hungary, which came to you from Serbia.

>>65824994
Probably

>>65820005
The Sioux also used European imports, the horse and guns, against the Whtie Man with some success.

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This kills the french

>>65824782
I don't know anything about Emishi but will check out. The earliest reference of hwando/katana-ish sword in the Korean army is recorded in the Annals of Joseon of Chungnyeol reign in the 13th century so it did indeed exist prior to Imjin

>>65825704
Is that some kind of pilum?

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This guy.

>>65825994
It's called a goedendag. Basically a club and a spear combined
>stab horse
>bash knight's head in
>profit

>>65813620
isn't this just ppsz?