As a private museum, we uphold strict adherence to gun laws, which may prevent us from exhibiting real firearms. Nevertheless, through years of dedicated effort, we have amassed an impressive collection of replicas that vividly depict the weaponry used during World War II. Our gun room showcases a diverse array of firearms, ranging from iconic submachine guns like the M1A1 Thompson and MP40 to renowned handguns such as the Colt 1911 and Luger P08. Additionally, visitors can marvel at the innovative designs of semi-automatic pistols like the Mauser C96 and witness the precision engineering of bolt-action rifles like the Kar98 and Lee Enfield. Our collection also features significant rifles like the Vz24, M1 Garand, and Mosin Nagant, each contributing to the arsenal of soldiers on the battlefield. Moreover, enthusiasts can explore the evolution of machine guns with replicas of the MG42 and MG08, marveling at their firepower and impact on combat tactics. Alongside these remarkable firearms, our gun room is adorned with an array of propaganda posters from the 1940s, offering a glimpse into the wartime propaganda efforts that shaped public perception. With meticulous attention to detail, our displays immerse visitors in the weaponry and propaganda of the World War II era, providing a unique educational experience within our museum.