A small collection found in Southern Lebanon today by the IDF

Posted by yuvalbeery@reddit | ForgottenWeapons | View on Reddit | 45 comments

STG-44, M1 carbine with no stock, Hakim rifle, PPSh-41 variant (with folding stock and chopped handguard), some dueling pistols, a flare gun, and two SMGs of the same kind I couldn't figure out.

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tophmctoph@reddit

The stainless looks like a lutey almost

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elchsaaft@reddit

Straight to invaded a neighboring country and showing off their goop

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The_First_Curse_@reddit

The militia of Occupied Palestine can't do anything other than steal.

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Who_wife_is_on_myD@reddit

I feel like im having a stroke looking at that picture. It all goes pew, but it looks like it goes pue

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Kindlypatrick@reddit

What kind of armory has an STG and four 'shiver me timbers' ass muzzleloaders in it

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yuvalbeery@reddit (OP)

A private collection, not a terror cell, although we have seen STG-44 parts in the west bank

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Razafraz11@reddit

Pretty sure this is just some guys house

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floralvas@reddit

That’s one fancy Carlo (furthest right).

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yuvalbeery@reddit (OP)

Botched Hungarian 53M given to the PLO in Lebanon

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Desi0190@reddit

I’m blown away by the number of STGs I see in the Middle East

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yuvalbeery@reddit (OP)

Most originate from Syria, they somehow got a few crates and even made ammo for them some 15-20 years ago

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beepbeeptaco@reddit

A stash of them were captured by FSA rebels and used until they ran out of ammo during the civil war.

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beepbeeptaco@reddit

This is probably somebody's personal collection. The IDF likes to loot houses when they advance. There's videos of them stealing Women's underwear from houses in Gaza.

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Chumlee1917@reddit

Betcha a nickel the flintlocks were basically wall hangers

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AcousticUnicorn@reddit

Someone was rocking that 1600s quad pistol loadout

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leicanthrope@reddit

How do you say "stand and deliver" in Arabic?

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yuvalbeery@reddit (OP)

The owner had a fetish for sporterization, luckily the STG-44 did not suffer that fate.

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They weren't an official issued weapon, but pistol-chopped M1 Carbines were a thing. Commercially marketed as the Enforcer by a series of companies in the '60s to the '90s, and Inland Manufacturing has a version called the Advisor in production now. That name being in reference to the scattered documentation of MACV-SOG using cut-down M1 Carbines - there's pictures around of one that's been chopped, converted to 9mm and suppressed, they got...creative in terms of equipment.

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yuvalbeery@reddit (OP)

Oh yeah these are K1s! Probably originating from Hungarian support to the PLO

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