Ballester-Molina

Overview[]

The Ballester-Molina (known as Bellester-Rigaud from 1938 to 1940) is an Argentine pistol developed in the late 1930s by HAFDASA.

Argentina Weapons Interwar & World War II Period (1919 — 1945)

Infantry Weapons
Melee Weapons	Bayonet	[[]]
Melee Weapons	Survival Weapon	[[]]
Sidearms	Pistol	Ballester-Molina
Sidearms	Revolver	[[]]
Close Quarters	Submachine Gun	C-4 • Z-4
Close Quarters	Shotgun	[[]]
Primary Weapons	Assault Rifle	[[]]
	Battle Rifle	[[]]
	Bolt-Action Rifle	[[]]
Automatic Support Weapons	Light Machine Gun	[[]]
	Medium Machine Gun	[[]]
	Heavy Machine Gun	[[]]
Heavy Weapons	Anti-Tank Rifles	[[]]
	Grenade Launcher (Attachment)	[[]]
	Grenade Launcher (Standalone)	[[]]
	Rocket Launcher	[[]]
Explosives	Anti-Personnel Mines	[[]]
	Anti-Tank Mines	[[]]
	Offensive Grenades	[[]]
	Smoke Grenades	[[]]

Infantry Equipment
Clothing	Backpacks	[[]]
	Body Armour	[[]]
	Bomb Suit	[[]]
	Elbow and knee pads	[[]]
	Signals & IFF	[[]]
	Suits	[[]]
	Vests & Webbing	[[]]
Headwear	Communication	[[]]
	Gas Masks & Rebreathers	[[]]
	Goggles	[[]]
	Helmets	[[]]
	Vehicle Headwear	[[]]
Optics, Detection and Surveillance	Man-Portable Radar	[[]]
	Mine Detectors	[[]]
	Night Vision Goggles	[[]]
	Periscopes	[[]]
	Rangefinders	[[]]
	Surveillance	[[]]