The AKS-74U is a specialized shortened version of the world’s most famous assault rifle. When the Soviets adopted the Kalashnikov 7.62 mm rifle, they abandoned their submachine guns, but in later years
The Steyr AUG 9 Para rifle was the first “modular” design: the barrel, receiver, and firing mechanism can all be changed to configure the weapon into whatever rifle is wanted. By an
Spectre M4 submachine gun appeared in 1983 and has several unusual features. The designer set out to develop a weapon that could be used intuitively and automatically so that the user could
The IWI Negev was designed as a light machine gun in the late 1980s. It was produced by developed by the Israeli firearm manufacturer, Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) (formerly Israel Military Industries
The years of development have finally ended as the U.S. Army is ready to introduce the XM25 CTDE grenade launcher. A new shoulder-fired grenade designated as the XM25 Counter-Defilade Target Engagement System
Initially designed for the Italian army and police, the Beretta 92 pistols earned most of their fame (both good and bad) as the standard sidearm of the US military (designated as M9).
The FN Minimi is probably the most famous squad automatic weapon (SAW) and a light machine gun. It is used by many armies and special operations forces around the world. It has
The Gilboa Snake rifle was developed by Israeli company Silver Shadow and Gilboa® USA and initially conceived by Amos Golan, CEO of the company and designer of the famous Cornershot system. The
The Barrett M99 rifle was first introduced in 1999 and is the latest development of the Barrett Firearms Co. The Barrett M99 rifle is also dubbed as “Big Shot.” The Barrett company
The SVD Dragunov has been the standard Soviet Army sniping rifle since 1965. It was also adopted by the other armies of the Warsaw Pact and copied by Chinese, Egyptian, Iraqi and
The Heckler & Koch MP7 submachine gun has emerged as a weapon of choice for professionals seeking a compact yet high-performance firearm. In line with the natural evolution of machine guns, the
The FN P90 submachine gun was developed in the late 1980s as an advanced personal defense weapon for the troops whose primary activities do not include small arms, such as vehicle and