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Description: The iconic Mauser C96 pistol! Now red!

Description: The iconic C96 pistol!

Description: Diagram showing the from and function of parts for the P08 Luger.

Description: Diagram showing the from and function of parts for the P08 Luger.

Description: The legendary 1911 pistol with a red hue.

Description: An inverted colours version the M3 "Grease Gun" submachine gun cross-section diagram for darker colours.

Description: A cross section of the famous M3 "grease gun" submachine gun.

Description: Dynamically posed Thompson SMG.

Description: Field stripped 1911. White, for darker apparel.

Description: Field stripped 1911.

Description: Cross-section diagram, with labeled parts, of original Model 1911 pistol, from official Army description as published in 1917.

Description: Cross-section diagram, with labeled parts, of original Model 1911 pistol, from official Army description as published in 1917. Designs works best with a light colour.

Description: The classic tommy gun with its big drum mag.

Description: Number #1 rule of gun safety: have fun!

Description: This graphic shows the Webley Mk VI in a green to teal gradient.

Description: The Bren was designed in Czechoslovakia and manufactured in the UK. It's perhaps the most iconic machine gun used by the British forces in the Second World War, though it was used in much later conflicts as well.

Description: One of the classic firearms of organized crime during the Prohibition Era.

Description: Tommy Atkins (or just Tommy) is a term used for English soldiers, in short. This design features an SMLE, one of the most iconic English rifles.

Description: The "Ruby" pistol was largely made in Spain and largely used by the French military in the First World War, though the large quantities of units made led to them being used for many decades after.

Description: The M1 Thompson has a complicated history. Starting as an experimental design for use in the First World War that arrived too late, going on to be used by gangsters before being redeemed in the Second World War as a GI firearm. This gradient design features a light green to green design with a caption that indicates one of its initial design purposes and nicknames.

Description: The M1 Garand with a slogan that describes one of its iconic features that it also shares with some home appliances. This features a light green to olive to orange gradient.

Description: The Luger (aka P08, Parabellum-Pistole, and various others) was designed in 1898 by Georg Luger. This pistol was an innovative, semi-automatic design. It saw service mainly in the First World War though continued to be used later. Highly sought after by collectors. This design features the Luger with a white-to-red gradient.

Description: A Single Action Army revolver gradient design. The caption is actually something I had engraved on the side of my girl scout knife growing up.

Description: A classic revolver design, the Single Action Army, in a cool gradient. The caption indicates one of its more cynical, or perhaps optimistic, nicknames.

Description: A patriotic gradient design for the pistol that needs no introductions and seems to stay stubbornly relevant.

Description: Designed by John Browning, the BAR is one of the most iconic firearms from the first half of the 20th century. This design features a BAR with a warm gradient and a caption that indicates its initial purpose.