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...960s, the Czechs produced the vz. 59 general purpose machine-gun in both [[7.62x54mmR]] and 7.62 mm NATO (for export models), for which light and heavy barrels w ...e's Republic of China]] has also produced a general purpose machine-gun in 7.62x54mmR as a hybrid weapon derived from several different machine-gun models and wi

|cartridge= [[7.62x54mmR]] ...товка}}, ''Trëhlinejnaâ vintovka''), it was the first to use the [[7.62x54mmR]] cartridge. As a front-line rifle, the Mosin-Nagant served in various form

|cartridge= [[7.62x54mmR]] .... The PSL is chambered for the same venerable Mosin-Nagant Model 1891/30 [[7.62x54mmR]] (rimmed) cartridge as the Dragunov, and feeds from a ten-round detachable

...d rifle cartridge examples include the [[.22 Hornet]], [[.303 British]], [[7.62x54mmR]], and more.

|cartridge= [[7.62x54mmR]]

|cartridge= [[7.62x54mmR]], [[.303 British]], [[.30-06]], [[.30-40 Krag]], [[.405 Winchester]], vari ...mbered for a number of full-size military and hunting cartridges such as [[7.62x54mmR]], [[.303 British]], [[.30-06 Springfield]], [[.30-40 Krag|.30 Army]], [[.3

|variants= [[7.62x51mm NATO]]<br>[[7.62x54mmR]]

* [[7.62x54mmR]] another Russian cartridge that was first used in the [[Mosin-Nagant]] rif

...the older .30 Russian, which was the [[7.62x54mmR]]. (Note that the "R" in 7.62x54mmR does not stand for "Russian", but "Rimmed".)

... Soviet rifle bullet in use at the time of the AK-47's introduction, the [[7.62x54mmR]]. In comparison, the U.S. [[M16A1]] is chambered for the [[5.56mm NATO]] r

* [[7.62x54mmR|7.62&nbsp;×&nbsp;54&nbsp;mm&nbsp;R]] Russian - The standard Russian rifle