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...e weapon was also modified to accept optical sights through the use of a [[Picatinny rail|MIL-STD-1913]] receiver-mounted rail. The M240G is used on the M122A1
...y the state-owned ''Dirección General de Fabricaciones Militares'' (DGFM) arsenal.<ref name="Arms">[http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/files/portal/issueareas/pr
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A lightweight variant of the Para with a [[Picatinny rail|Picatinny]] top cover rail adapter is known as the Minimi '''SPW''' (Special Purpose
...corrected for windage. A variant of the Minimi 7.62 equipped with a railed Picatinny handguard is the '''Minimi 7.62 TR'''.
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*'''AG-3F2''': An improvement of the AG-3F1, featuring Picatinny rails on the receiver as well as the foregrip.
*Saudi Arabia: Made under license by Al Kharj Arsenal.
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*[[Arsenal AKSU]] (Bulgaria - Compact Assault Rifle - 7.62 x 39 mm)
*[[Arsenal Bord]] (Bulgaria - SMG - 9 x 18 mm Makarov)
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...[High-Low System|High-Low Propulsion System]]. The US Army at [[Picatinny Arsenal]] conducted a competitive bidding process for a new 40 mm grenade laun
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...er]] sighting modules. The standard was first published by the [[Picatinny Arsenal]] and carries the official title '''MIL-STD-1913'''. It is also known by t
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...tion nylon retractable [[stock]] for the [[AR15]], designed by [[Picatinny Arsenal]] engineer [[Lily Ko]], is introduced with reinforced ribs, an angled buttp
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...nny-Arsenal-in-NJ-to-be-used-in-Afghanistan "Green" bullets from Picatinny Arsenal in NJ to be used in Afghanistan]</ref>
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...-position nylon retractable stock. Introduced 2002, designed by Picatinny Arsenal engineer Lily Ko with reinforced ribs, an angled buttplate, and a rear slin
* Gervasi, Tom. ''Arsenal of Democracy III: America's War Machine, the Pursuit of Global Dominance''.
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...despread with the rapidly increasing practice of mounting [[Picatinny rail|Picatinny-style rails]] on firearms. This was primarily driven by the growing visibil
...fires the larger .270 caliber bullets. Likewise, Alexander Arms at Radford Arsenal developed the [[6.5 Grendel]] cartridge, which combines long range accuracy
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