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  • 111.44 Magnum — This article is about firearm cartridge. For the Japanese heavy metal band, see 44 Magnum (band). .44 Magnum .44 Magnum cartridge Type Handgun …

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  • 112PPSh-41 — PPSh 41 …

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  • 113Rifles in the American Civil War — During the American Civil War, the rifle was the most common weapon found on the battlefield. Most of the rifles during that time were loaded with a small lead musket ball or with a minnie ball (or Minié ball) and black powder. Most rifles of… …

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  • 114Medium machine gun — U.S. Marines firing an M240G at Camp Hansen, Okinawa A medium machine gun or MMG, in modern terms, usually refers to a belt fed automatic firearm firing a full power rifle cartridge. Contents …

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  • 115AR-15 — The AR 15 comes in many sizes and has many options, depending on the manufacturer. The part shown bottom center is the lower receiver, which under US law is the component legally considered the firearm . Type …

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  • 116Derringer — For other uses, see Derringer (disambiguation). Palm gun, and Palm pistol all redirect here. not to be confused etymologically with origination of Mousegun. An original Philadelphia Deringer made by Henry Deringer. This was the pocket pistol used …

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  • 117Vickers machine gun — Infobox Weapon name= Vickers Medium Machine Gun caption= Vickers MMG and crew origin=flagcountry|United Kingdom type= Medium machine gun is ranged=yes is UK=yes service= 1912–1968 used by= See Users wars= World War I, World War II, Korean War… …

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  • 118Heckler & Koch MP5 — Type Submachine gun Place of origin …

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  • 119MG42 — Infobox Weapon name= MG42 ( Maschinengewehr 42) caption=MG42 (top) origin=flagcountry|Nazi Germany type=Machine gun is ranged=yes service=1942–1959, variants to present used by= wars=World War II designer= design date=1942 manufacturer=Metall und …

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  • 120Karabiner 98k — Karabiner 98 Kurz Karabiner 98 kurz Type Bolt action rifle Place of origin …

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