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Used by the American troops. It is evident from the bolt handle which projects back and then down rather than out and down that it is a M1917 rather than a M1903. | Used by the American troops. It is evident from the bolt handle which projects back and then down rather than out and down that it is a M1917 rather than a M1903. | ||
[[Image:Enfield 1917.png|thumb|none|600px|Enfield 1917 used by the American troops.]] | [[Image:Enfield 1917.png|thumb|none|600px|Enfield 1917 used by the American troops.]] | ||
| + | [[Image:Enfield 1917 Closeup|thumb|none|600px|The shape of the bolt handle is obvious here, distinguishing it from the M1903.]] | ||
===M1911=== | ===M1911=== | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 23 October 2008
M1917 Enfield
Used by the American troops. It is evident from the bolt handle which projects back and then down rather than out and down that it is a M1917 rather than a M1903.
File:Enfield 1917.png
Enfield 1917 used by the American troops.
File:Enfield 1917 Closeup
The shape of the bolt handle is obvious here, distinguishing it from the M1903.
M1911
Used by the American officers. The hammer spur is small enough to indicate that they got the weapons right for the period by using a 1911 rather than a 1911A1.
K98 Mauser
Used by the German troops. The bolt handle does not turn down, indicating the chronologically-correct K98 rather than the later K98K.