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• Eugene Morrison Stoner
  |name = Eugene Morrison Stoner |image = Eugene Stoner.jpg
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• Eugene Stoner
  #REDIRECT [[Eugene Morrison Stoner]]
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• Designated marksman
  *[[SR-25]] and L129A1, loosely based on [[Eugene Stoner]]'s [[AR-10]] design ...red by [[LMT]] in the United States, and is a [[7.62x51mm]] version of the Stoner [[AR-10]]/[[AR-15]] design.
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• Direct impingement
  ... by [[Eugene Stoner]] who first designed the [[Armalite]] [[AR10]]. In the Stoner system, gas is routed from a port in the barrel directly to a chamber forme Stoner himself designed a gas piston system for the Armalite [[AR18]].
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• Eugene Morrison Stoner
  |name = Eugene Morrison Stoner |image = Eugene Stoner.jpg
  6 KB (844 words) - 16:26, 15 March 2013
• Eugene Stoner
  #REDIRECT [[Eugene Morrison Stoner]]
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• FN SCAR
  ...[[M1 carbine|M1 Carbine]] while the bolt carrier otherwise resembles the [[Stoner 63]] or [[Heckler & Koch G36]].
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• Firearm
  ...oblem as it reduced accuracy, and in the 1960s it was replaced by [[Eugene Stoner]]'s [[AR-15]], which also marked a switch from the high-powered but heavy .
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• Heckler & Koch
  ... the [[HK416]]. H&K replaced the direct gas impingement system used by the Stoner design on the original M16 platform with a piston system. At this date, the
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• Knight's Armament Company
  ... BMG|12.7x99mm]], respectively, are discontinued. KAC also produces the [[Stoner LMG]] in limited quantities. As their apparently most original design, KAC
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• L. James Sullivan
  ...], [[Stoner 63]], and [[Ruger Mini-14]] rifles (scaled from the [[AR-10]], Stoner 62, and [[M14 rifle]] respectively) as well as the [[Ultimax 100]] light ma
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• List of assault rifles
  | '''[[Stoner 63]]''' | colspan="5"| The Stoner 63 was a family of infantry weapons including assault rifles and light mach
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• List of firearms
  *[[ARES-Stoner Model 86]] (US - LMG - 5.56 mm NATO) *[[Stoner 63|Mk 23 Mod 0]] (US - LMG - 5.56 mm NATO: Stoner 63A1 Commando)
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• M16 rifle
  |designer= [[Eugene Stoner]] & [[L. James Sullivan]] ===Eugene Stoner===
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• Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov
  ...Mikhail Kalashnikov]], designer of [[AK-47]] (holding an M16A2) and Eugene Stoner, designer of [[M16 rifle|M16]] (holding an [[AK-47]])]]After WWII, as Gener
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• SR-25
  |name= Stoner Rifle-25 |designer= [[Eugene Stoner]]
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• April 24
  * [[1997]] — Eugene Morrison Stoner passed away at the age of 74.
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• April 24/article
  |title= Eugene Stoner |image= Eugene Stoner.jpg
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• April 24/history
  * [[1997]] — Eugene Morrison Stoner passed away at the age of 74.
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• AR-15
  |designer= [[Eugene Stoner]] The AR-15 is based on the 7.62 mm [[AR-10]], designed by [[Eugene Stoner]] of the Fairchild [[ArmaLite]] corporation.<ref name="armalitehistory">[ht
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• August 27/article
  ...alf jokingly) as the "Barbie doll for guys" was the brainchild of [[Eugene Stoner]], working forward from his earlier [[AR-10]] design, and first saw product
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• AR-10
  |designer= [[Eugene Stoner]] ...erican]] [[7.62x51mm NATO|7.62 mm]] [[battle rifle]] developed by [[Eugene Stoner]] in the late 1950s at [[ArmaLite]], then a division of the Fairchild Aircr
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