Weapons of NetherlandsGo Back to Countries Go Back To Weapons Home Muzzleloading CannonCoehorn MortarA small, portable mortar used in the 17th to 19th centuries for siege warfare. It was lightweight and capable of lobbing explosive shells over short distances to breach fortifications.Knife BayonetM1895 Infantry Dutch BayonetThis bayonet was issued with the Dutch Mannlicher M1895 rifle, featuring a straight blade and robust build. It served the Netherlands through both World Wars in various configurations.Socket BayonetM1871 First Pattern Beaumont bayonetThis bayonet was designed for the Dutch Beaumont rifle and features a cruciform cross-section blade and single locking ring. As a conventional socket bayonet on a transitional breechloader, it reflects the transition from muzzle-loading to breech-loading firearms in European militaries. Infantry Rifle1871/88 Beaumont-VitaliA Dutch bolt-action rifle originally designed as a single-shot but later modified to use a Vitali magazine, which increased its firepower.M1895 HembrugA Dutch bolt-action rifle used by the Netherlands during the early 20th century. It was produced at the Hembrug Arsenal and was based on the Mannlicher design. Please Rate the Content on this page 1 - Least Useful 2 3 4 5 - Most Useful Submit