Assault Rifles

MKb.42(H)

MKb.42(H)

        The ‘Maschinenkarabiner 1942‘ or MKb.42 (H) for short was the final result of a contract issued to HWaA ...

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XM29 OICW

XM29 OICW

 The XM-29 SABR OICW (Objective Individual Combat Weapon) in its present configuration (2002).    Some of the early OICW configuration ...

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Enfield EM-2

Enfield EM-2

EM-2 assault rifle, officially adopted in Britain as Rifle, Automatic, No.9 Mk.1 but never put into service. Note that the backup sights are in raised ...

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Bushmaster M17s

Bushmaster M17s

Bushmaster M-17s rifle, left side view.    Bushmaster M-17s rifle, right side view, with installed Red Dot sight.   Caliber: 5.56×45 mm ...

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FN Mk.16 Mk.17 SCAR

FN Mk.16 Mk.17 SCAR

 FN SCAR-L / Mk.16 rifle prototype (1s generation, late 2004), left side view    FN SCAR-L / Mk.16rifle, 2nd generation prototype, with FN ...

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M27 IAR

M27 IAR

M27 IAR Infantry Automatic Rifle, as made by HK USA for US Marine Corps     Caliber: 5.56x45mm NATO Action: Gas operated, rotating bolt Overall ...

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FG 42

FG 42

FG-42 rifle,  ‘Type A’ – original model. FG-42 rifle, ‘Type B’ – second version.   FG-42-1 FG-42-2 Caliber ...

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HK G36

HK G36

HK G36 assault rifle (standard German army version with dual sight system) with 40-mm AG36 underbarrel grenade launcher Image: Heckler-Koch HK G36 assault ...

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AEK-971, 6P67

AEK-971, 6P67

                The AEK-971 assault rifle was developed at Kovrov Machinebuilding Plant (formerly known as Kovrov ...

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Heckler & Koch HK 33 and HK 53

Heckler & Koch HK 33 and HK 53

HK 33A2   HK 53A2   HK 53A3 with retractable buttstock       The HK 33 was developed by the German company Heckler & Koch during ...

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FN F2000

FN F2000

FN F2000 assault rifle, in standard configuration, with telescope sight FN F2000 assault rifle, in “Tactical” configuration, with Picatinny ...

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AN-94 Abakan

AN-94 Abakan

The Nikonov AN-94 “Abakan” assault rifle was officially adopted by Russian army in 1997, in an attempt to replace AK-74 rifles in front line ...

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