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...efers to a pre-existing right of individuals to possess and carry personal weapons for [[self-defense]] and intrinsically for defense against tyranny, based o
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...America - rifle exhibition drill team instruction]</ref>. The Most popular weapons used in America are the M1903A3 Springfield, M1 Garand, and the M14.
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...unimportant, and furthermore, there was a perception in the army that such weapons were for gangsters rather than soldiers.<ref name=Mellor326>Mellor, 1958, p
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* [http://www.roguesci.org/theforum The Explosives and Weapons Forum]
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...ons, 2007.</ref> These early combat experiences demonstrated that standard weapons were not ideal for airborne operations.
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...tion being "Fusil Automatico Liviano", (Light Automatic Rifle). Production weapons included "Standard" and "Para" (folding buttstock) versions. Military rifle
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...nd the world. In the British and American cases whole separate families of weapons have evolved from the original FN weapon.
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...compact but powerful firearm for vehicle drivers, operators of crew-served weapons, support personnel, special forces and counter-terrorist groups.
...marchington2004">Marchington, James (2004). ''The Encyclopedia of Handheld Weapons''. Miami: Lewis International, Inc.</ref>
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...brique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre'' ([[French]] for ''National Factory of Weapons of War'') was established in 1889 to manufacture 150,000 [[Mauser#Models 89
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...peats the Obama Administration's desire to reinstate the [[Federal Assault Weapons Ban]].
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...iated with firearms intended for sporting use or as offensive or defensive weapons." An application for a C&R FFL is filed using ATF Form 7CR.
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...t of as the beginning of the "age of firepower" in the west, where missile weapons enabled a small force to defeat a numerically superior enemy, with little i
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...stem of operation used to load rounds and/or seal the [[breech]]. In many weapons a [[breechblock]] reciprocates in the [[receiver]] of the firearm.
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...rrelevant/non-applicable for implementation of revolvers as these types of weapons do not eject shell cases necessarily.
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...s, but other areas around children, hospitals, and other businesses. These weapons free zones serve dual purpose: too increase the penalty for criminals who u
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