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A Kurdish gunman holds a AK-47 rifle in front of a Shi'ite militiaman house during clashes Tuz Khurmato, Iraq, April 24, 2016. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic

Infantry Weapons Win Wars—Here Are the Five Most Deadly

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PFC Michael J. Mendoza (Piedmont, CA.) fires is M-16 rifle into a suspected Viet Cong occupied area. 8 September 1967, Quang Ngai Province, Republic of Vietnam. U.S. Army/Sp5 Robert C. Lafoon.

Is the M16 Rifle a Big Reason America Lost the Vietnam War?

A student loads a magazine during the live-firing portion of a Combat Arms Training and Maintenance class on base Jan 21. The M-16A2 fires 5.56 mm semi-jacketed frangible rounds and each magazine holds up to 30 rounds. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st

Will the U.S. Army Really Switch To a Bigger Bullet? This Russian Expert Thinks Not

DARPA Scientists Had a Plan to Replace the M-16 Rifle. It Failed.

A visitor holds an AK-47 at the Egytian stand during the last day of Egypt Defense Expo, showcasing military systems and hardware, in Cairo, Egypt, December 5, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany

Is the AK-47 Really Self-Cleaning? We Bust Myths About the World's Favorite Gun

It's Time To Start Appreciating Ruger's Mini-14 Rifle

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The Ruger Mini-14 Rifle: An Underestimated but Very Capable Weapon

A Self-Cleaning AK-47? How the AK-47 Rumor Mill Keeps Going Strong.

The Army’s Next Bullet Will Rip Through the Toughest Body Armors

How North Korea Inadvertently Gave Us the M-16 Rifle

A Bulletproof Vest Won't Save You From Russia's New Assault Rifle