
Frontier constabulary, Pakistan with a rather interesting CW39
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Top is a mauser 71 with a tube sight attached for accuracy (surprisingly good up to 100yds), bottom is a prototype remington rifle in 30-06 based on an 03a3 action with a bull barrel and some kind of long scope. submitted by /u/TrippyMcGuire556 [link] [comments]

Finale model of the i series of star. chamber in 7.65 browning. submitted by /u/Affectionate-Meet192 [link] [comments]

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Ten years ago, I had a chance to participate in the biggest small arms trials of my career. In Pakistan, the best battle rifles of our time were competing to become the next service weapon of the Pakistani military. FN SCAR, CZ Bren 2, ARX 200, and others were tested for over 6 months. They were competing against the old Pakistani-made G3, and the results were quite unexpected…

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In an attempt to develop a new submachine gun to replace the Type 79 submachine gun, a basic prototype was created by a certain research division under the South Group. Based on the Type 03 automatic rifle and modified to use 9mm pistol cartridges, it provided a solid data foundation for the development of a new SMG. submitted by /u/wauser0mauser [link] [comments]

It was not until the mid-to-late 1980s that China officially developed entirely new small caliber firearms, which was generally later than mainstream countries in the world at the time. Thus, many designs extensively referenced and borrowed from contemporary foreign light weapons. In the early 1990s, after rigorous mechanism motion analysis and multiple structural experiments, researchers…

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