guarding some minor royal relation who gets helicoptered around

some guns and shit here

painting of a gat

M O T H E R L O D E

srsly though these were pretty neat

Winston Churchill's 1911

another winstongat

>>105807

more 1911

not gonna lie this was boner inducing. Too bad they were screwed in place.

that's uh... pretty much it for guns.

Not a lot of them over there

Did you check out the Imperial War Museum?
- UK WW1 Bristol F.2 Fighter at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.

Mother!

UK WW1 9.2-inch (234mm) BL Mk I Howitzer, original prototype.

>>105812

Yep these are from the London location in the former Bedlam building and also the undergound war rooms under downing street

Neat! Thanks for sharing.

My dude, you should have dropped me a line, beers etc.

I wonder if British armed LEOs still only load 5 rounds into their rifles and subguns. That used to be a thing, at least IIRC.

>>105837
Years ago, some people were questioning this and some replied that they are looking at transparent HK G36 assault rifle mags (or long steel magazines with windows cut in them to view how many rounds you have). The bottom part of a loaded magazine is filled with the follower and compressed spring, so you don't see the shiny brass cartridges filling the entire length of the magazine, but this is normal.

The British cops that get called in when police officers are being shot at (with proper guns, not balmy Airsoft toys) are the Counter Terrorist Specialist Firearms Officers (CTSFO) or the Trojans, the Metropolitan Police's armed response units.

Here are some CTSFO with some M16 mags that suspiciously look short a few rounds...

Here's an interesting read on policing tactics and philosophies in the UK compared to the US:
I Was A Cop In A Country With No Guns: 6 Startling Truths
http://www.cracked.com/personal-experiences-2353-i-was-cop-in-country-with-no-guns-6-startling-truths.html