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The primary U.S. infantry [[rifle]], an [[assault rifle]] firing 5.56mm intermediate power ammunition; [[M4 (rifle)]] is the carbin

...cartridge (e.g., 7.62x51mm NATO), and is heavier but longer-ranged than [[assault rifle]]s; generally issued to snipers and designated marksmen

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Firing 5.56mm ammunition, the same as the standard [[M16 (rifle)]] U.S. assault rifle, the '''M249 (machine gun''', designated by the U.S. as a '''squad automati

The basic model of a U.S. assault rifle firing 5.56mm ammunition, variants of which are used worldwide.

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The world's most common [[assault rifle]], firing a 7.62mm bullet, but with reduced-power propellant and larger mag

...n military rifle in the world, the '''AK-47''' is an [[rifle#assault rifle|assault rifle]] designed by the Soviet, Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov. In its most com

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A shorter-barreled version of the U.S. [[M-16]] [[assault rifle]], preferred in close quarters such as urban combat or by vehicle crews; gi

...ort ranges, but has largely been replaced, in regular military use, with [[assault rifle]]s that fire a more energetic, intermediate-power rifle cartridge. Submachi ...semiautomatic but the M2 was full automatic, making it more similar to an assault rifle.

...fle''' fire a full-power cartridge that has longer range than those of an assault rifle (e.g., .30-06 for the [[M1 Garand rifle]] or the 7.62x51mm NATO round. Thes ==Assault rifle==

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