This is a list of World War I infantry weapons.
Edged weapons
Flare guns
Sidearms
Submachine guns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Support guns
Sidearms
Shotguns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Mortars
Edged weapons
Flare guns
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Obstacle clearing explosive charges
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Projectile weapons
Anti-aircraft weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Flamethrowers
Infantry mortar
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifle
Machine Gun
Grenade
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Obstacle clearing explosive charges
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Projectile weapons
Support guns
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Edged weapons
Gases
Flare guns
Sidearms
Submachine guns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Anti-tank mines
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Support guns
Anti-tank weapons
Anti-aircraft weapons
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Mortars
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Submachine guns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine gun
Field guns
Naval artillery
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Submachine guns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Flamethrowers
Infantry mortar
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Mortars
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Mortars
Support guns
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Support guns
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Sidearms
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Flamethrowers
Mortars
Edged weapons
Sidearms
Shotguns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenades
Mortars
Support guns
Sidearms
Submachine guns
Rifles
Machine guns
Grenade launchers
Guided explosive weapons
The Mannlicher–Schönauer is a rotary-magazine bolt-action rifle produced by Steyr Mannlicher for the Greek Army in 1903 and later used in small numbers by the Austro-Hungarian Army. Post-war it was sold for civilian use.
A stripper clip is a speedloader that holds several cartridges together in a single unit for easier and faster loading of a firearm magazine.