👉 The Mexican Weapon, also known as the "Arma Mexicana," is a versatile and iconic firearm developed during the late 19th century in Mexico. It was designed by Ignacio López Rayón and later refined by Carlos Paredes, featuring a unique combination of a revolver and a rifle in one compact package. This weapon typically uses a.45 caliber cartridge, making it effective for both close-quarters combat and long-range engagements. Its design includes a distinctive barrel with a distinctive "Mexican" or "Zapata" pattern, and it was widely adopted by Mexican military forces and later by various revolutionary groups. The Mexican Weapon's compact size, reliability, and adaptability made it a significant tool in Mexico's military history, symbolizing national pride and resilience.
