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Soviet/Russian underwater assault rifle developed 1975. Fires 120mm steel dart at 2,400 fps underwater — effective to 30m at 5m depth. Gas-operated, 26-round magazine. Used by Russian Naval Spetsnaz and combat divers. Replaced partly by the ASM-DT dual-medium rifle. Russian military export restriction. DISPLAY ONLY.
Australian Army current service rifle, adopted 2016. Steyr AUG-derived bullpup. 508mm barrel, 30-round STANAG, 850 rpm cyclic rate. M-LOK forend, Picatinny rail. Manufactured in Australia by Thales. Military-only — not commercially available. DISPLAY ONLY.
The most technologically advanced assault rifle ever built. 4.73x33mm caseless ammunition — no cartridge case to eject. 2,000 rpm 3-round hyperburst mode. Only ~1,000 prototype units made 1969-1990. West German development cancelled when Cold War ended. Arguably the pinnacle of small-arms engineering. DISPLAY ONLY.
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force current service rifle adopted 2020. Gas-operated, 330mm barrel, 30-round magazine. Folding stock. Replaces Howa Type 89. Restricted to JGSDF — not exported commercially. DISPLAY ONLY.
Improved American WWII rocket launcher. Two-piece tube, 60mm HEAT rocket, 100mm armor penetration. Electrical firing system, 4.5-lb rocket. Over 460,000 produced. Named ‘Bazooka’ by Bob Burns for resemblance to his instrument. ATF Class III Destructive Device. DISPLAY ONLY.
Aluminum chassis system for Remington 700 actions (short and long action). Adjustable length of pull, cheek riser, ARCA rail, M-LOK forend. Accepts AR-style pistol grips and folding stocks. Used by precision shooters, competition teams, and military snipers. Shown here for reference — accessory item, not a firearm. DISPLAY ONLY.
German WWII single-use recoilless anti-tank weapon. 200mm armor penetration. Introduced late 1944, fired by single infantry soldier. Over 6.7 million produced. Predecessor to modern RPG. ATF Class III Destructive Device. DISPLAY / HISTORICAL REFERENCE ONLY — NOT FOR SALE.
British Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank — introduced 1943. Spigot-type mortar, fires shaped-charge bomb. 100mm armor penetration. No back-blast, usable indoors. Used by British, Canadian and Commonwealth forces WWII. Victoria Cross awarded to Major F.A. Tilston for PIAT action. DISPLAY ONLY.
U.S. Army Objective Individual Combat Weapon prototype. Dual-barrel: 5.56mm kinetic + 20mm programmable airburst grenade launcher. Fire-control computer, 6x optic, laser rangefinder, ballistic computer. Program cancelled 2004 due to weight (18 lbs). The infantry weapon of the future — that never was. DISPLAY ONLY.
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