Infantry weapons
Commonwealth
Sidearms Webley Revolver Enfield No. 2 Smith and Wesson Model 10 M1911 Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless: used by high-rank officer such as General Sir Gerald Templer Browning Hi-Power
Rifles Lee–Enfield De Lisle carbine Type 30 rifle M1 carbine M2 carbine M1903 Springfield L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle
Shotgun Browning Auto-5 Remington Model 11
Submachine gun Thompson submachine gun Sten Sterling submachine gun M50 Reising Owen gun Madsen M-50 M3 submachine gun
Machine gun Bren light machine gun Lewis gun Vickers machine gun Browning M1917
Grenade Mills bombs
Anti-tank weapons Boys anti-tank rifle PIAT
Communist guerrillas
Sidearms Webley revolver Enfield No. 2 Browning Hi-Power M1911 pistol: used by Muhammad Indera during Bukit Kepong incident Mauser C96: supplied by Soviet Union Luger pistol Walther P38 TT pistol: supplied by Soviet Union
Rifles Lee–Metford Lee–Enfield Jungle carbine M1 and M1A1 carbine Arisaka rifle Gewehr 1888 : supplied by Soviet Union Gewehr 98 and Kar 98k: supplied by Soviet Union M1903 Springfield Mosin–Nagant: supplied by Soviet Union M95 Mannlicher carbines
Shotgun Browning Auto-5 Remington Model 11 Harrington & Richardson Topper Shotgun
Submachine gun Thompson submachine gun Sten MK2 and MK 5 Sterling submachine gun M50 Reising PPSh-41 Type 100 submachine gun Madsen M-50:Captured from The Commonwealth of Nations troops
Machine gun Bren gun Type 11 light machine gun Type 92 heavy machine gun Type 96 light machine gun Type 99 light machine gun
Grenade launcher Type 10 grenade discharger Type 89 grenade discharger
Hand grenade Mills bomb F1 Grenade Type 10 grenade Type 89 grenade
Anti-tank weapon PIAT
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