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	Browning Automatic Rifle
		Unlike earlier models, it could only be fired in two automatic modes--slow (300 to 450 rpm) or fast (500 to 650 rpm)--but not in semiautomatic mode.
		The BAR was a popular weapon in WWII and Korea, because it was very reliable and offered an excellent combination of rapid fire and penetrating power.
		The BAR's only serious drawbacks were its lack of a quick-change barrel (to reduce the chance of overheating), and its weight (BAR, with bipod and a loaded bandoleer, came to about 40 pounds).
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	Browning Automatic Rifle
		John M. Browning filed a partent for the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) on 1 August, 1917 and the rifle was in combat by 1918.
		The Browning Automatic Rifle was used by the U.S. military through WWII and the Korean conflict.
		M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle, adopted in 1917, was selective to fire either semi- or fully-automatic.
	www.fortliberty.org /military-library/browning-automatic-rifle.shtml (326 words)

	Modern Firearms - Browning BAR M1918 Machinegun
		Browning BAR M1918A1, with its spiked bipod and hinged buttplate
		Initially it was just like that - the Automatic Rifle, a selective fire weapon, intended for use by infantry men to fire from the shoulder or from the hip when advancing onto the enemy positions, and to provide mobile firepower to every squad, since the standard machine guns were heavy and much less maneuverable.
		But the BAR M1918 was way too heavy for a shoulder fired weapon, being more that 2 times heavier than a bolt-action Springfield M1903 rifle and exactly 2 times heavier than a latter M1 Garand semiautomatic rifle.
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	Browning Automatic Rifle at AllExperts
		The Browning Automatic Rifle (commonly known as the BAR; properly pronounced "bee ay are") is a family of automatic rifles (or machine rifles) and light machine guns used by the United States and other countries during the 20th century.
		The BAR was originally intended as a light automatic rifle, but spent much of its career in various guises used as a light machine gun with a bipod.
		BAR gunners were issued a belt that held magazine pouches along with a "cup" to support the stock of the rifle when held at the hip.
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	Browning Automatic Rifle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Browning Automatic Rifle (commonly known as the BAR; properly pronounced "bee ay are") is a family of automatic rifles (or machine rifles) and light machine guns used by the United States and other countries during the 20th century.
		The BAR was originally intended as a light automatic rifle, but spent much of its career in various guises used as a light machine gun with a bipod.
		In addition to shoulder-fired operation, BAR gunners were issued a belt that held magazine pouches along with a "cup" to support the stock of the rifle when held at the hip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Browning_Automatic_Rifle (1326 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Browning Automatic Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Heckler and Koch G41 automatic rifles are legal in asutralia an america with lisence An automatic rifle is a term generally used to describe a self-loading rifle capable of firing either semi or fully-automatically from a magazine or belt of ammunition.
		The Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR, properly pronounced "bee ay are") is a family of automatic rifles (or machine rifles) and light machine guns used by the United States and other countries during the 20th century.
		BAR gunners were issued a belt that held magazine pouches along with a "cup" to support the stock of the rifle when held at the hip.
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	Automatic rifle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An automatic rifle is a term generally used to describe a self-loading rifle capable of firing either semi- or fully-automatically from a magazine or belt of ammunition.
		Depending on the expert and point in history, automatic carbines and assault rifles are sometimes considered to be a type of automatic rifle, and at other times separated on their own categories.
		On the other hand, soldiers of the United States Army carrying the M249 SAW are designated automatic riflemen, and the weapon itself an automatic rifle — even though it is a fully-automatic firearm, normally classified as a squad automatic weapon (SAW) or light machine gun.
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	Browning_Automatic_Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The '''Browning Automatic Rifle''' ('''BAR''', usually pronounced "bee eh are") is family of automatic rifles (or machine rifles) and light machine guns used primarily by the United States and other countries during the 20th century.
		First issued in February 1918, it was hoped the BAR might help break the stalemate of the trenches by the concept of "marching fire"; an automatic weapon accompanying advancing squads of riflemen rushing from trench to trench.
		BAR gunners were issued an ammo belt with a "cup" that held the stock of the rifle at the hip.
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	Browning Automatic Rifle
		The Browning Automatic Rifle, or BAR, in some ways is the first assault rifle.
		The death or wounding of the BAR 'shooter' promoted the ammo carrier to gunner and seldom was the ammo carrier replaced.
		The BAR shown is mounted its folding bipod Since the heavy bipod could easily be detached in this model, it very frequently was removed when on the move.
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	Browning Firearms
		It's no wonder that Browning is a trusted name known the world over for firearms that exceed your expectations and maintain the reputation of high quality, durability, exquisite handling firearms to be proud of.
		Browning Citori® and BT-99 shotguns increase in popularity every season as experienced shooters tell others about their phenomenal performance.
		Still the number one autoloading rifle on the market is the timeless Browning BAR ®.
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	First World War.com - Encyclopedia - Browning Automatic Rifle
		Deployed in the final year of World War I, the Browning Automatic Rifle (or BAR) was effectively a form of light machine gun.
		Designed by John Moses Browning the weapon was first deployed in combat use by American forces in 1918; it was to see much further service during World War II.
		Causing a sensation when it was introduced the BAR was lighter than the Lewis Gun and its magazine could be changed far faster than either the Lewis or French Chauchat Gun.
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	The M-1911 Pistols Home Page
		They were unable to expand the "Browning Gun Factory," as their shop was called, because they lacked the capital required for expansion and didn't have a well established distribution channel to market their products.
		One has to note here that although John Moses Browning was very satisfied with the sales of his guns he was also very unhappy that the production chores and the daily work prohibited him from working on his new ideas.
		The repeating shotgun that John invented was the primary reason for the break between Browning and Winchester.
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	The M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Browning Automatic Rifle, better known as the "B-A-R," was the Marine Corps' squad automatic weapon for many years.
		The BAR was the core weapon of the Marine rifle squad.
		Among the many heroic Marines of World War II was Pfc Paul Witek, of Chicago, Ill. Pfc Witek was a BAR man in 1st Battalion, 9th Marines, 3rd Marine Division during the campaign for Guam.
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	BELLUM - Browning Automatic Rifle BAR M1918, M1918A1, M1918A2
		Although originally intended as a Light Automatic Rifle it occasionally came to use in the fire support role, and hence is often regarded as an early Light Machine Gun.
		Hence the BAR saw little action in WWI, in part due to the Armistice and in part due to that the U.S. Army was reluctant to have the BAR fall into enemy hands.
		In addition to shoulder-fired operation, BAR gunners were issued a belt that held magazine pouches along with a "cup" to support the stock of the rifle when held at the hip.
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	Karabiner 98k Rifle
		Rifle grenade launchers were attached to the rifle.
		Two types: 1) A spigot-type, hollow-charge rifle grenade, the Schuss G.P. This grenade launcher was fitted to the bayonet lug and the grenade slipped over the cylindrical part of the launcher.
		The collar carrying the rifling may be unscrewed from the body and the igniter string pulled, in which case the projectile can then be thrown as a hand grenade, operating after 4 to 5 seconds.
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	Automatic Belt Browning Rifle
		The initial M1918A1 version of the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) was first used in combat by American soldiers during...
		Though the automatic rifle has changed, the role of the automatic rifleman has not since its conception circa World War I. the retirement of the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) during the 1950s because interim automatic weapons (M14...
		Faithful semiautomatic reproduction of the Browning Automatic Rifle that served as the squad's base of fire during...
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	Browning automatic rifle - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Browning automatic rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		US light machine gun used for infantry support, adopted by the US Army 1917 and standard issue until the early 1950s.
		It was originally intended for use in a newly-developed French tactic, ‘marching fire’ in which advancing troops fired from the waist during their assault on enemy trenches, but this technique was soon found to be impractical and the BAR became a conventional light machine gun supporting the infantry.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
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	John Browning at AllExperts
		From 1883, Browning worked in partnership with the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, and designed a series of rifles and shotguns, most notably the Winchester Model 1887 and Model 1897 shotguns and the lever-action Model 1886, Model 1892, Model 1894 and Model 1895 rifles, most of which are still in production today in some form.
		Browning belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a two year mission in Georgia beginning on March 28, 1887.
		His father Jonathan Browning, who was among the thousands of Mormon pioneers in the mass exodus from Nauvoo, Illinois to Utah, had established a gunsmith shop in Ogden in 1852.
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	THE ENERGIZER RIFLE: M-14 Sniper Rifle
		Unlike other internal-magazine service rifles of the period -- which could be reloaded with rounds still in the magazine -- the M1's internal 8-round clip could not be reloaded until the 8th and final round was fired and the empty clip ejected.
		Both rifles trace their roots to the Remington 700 bolt-action system, with the only significant difference being that the Army's rifle incorporates a "long" bolt, whereas the M40 uses a "short" bolt design.
		Though not as consistent as either of the current bolt action rifles, the M25 is nonetheless very accurate out to 500 yards and has the advantage of not only carrying 4 times the ammunition of either of the bolt-action rifles, but has much faster multiple shot times.
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	Browning Automatic Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) was designed in 1917 by the weaponsdesigner John Browning as a replacement for the French-made ChauchatLight Machine Gun, which was plagued by design flaws that made the weapon ineffective.
		The BAR weighs about 20 pounds (9 kg) unloaded, and is fed with a 20 round detachable box magazine loaded from the bottom justbehind the foregrip.
		When it was issued as the M1918A1 in the latter days of World War One,Soldiers were issued a "cup" that held the stock of the rifle up to the hip, so the user could lay down suppressing fire whilstmoving.
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	Browning Automatic Rifle
		The Browning Automatic Rifle (commonly known as the BAR ; properly pronounced "bee ay are") is a family of automatic rifles (or machine rifles) and light machine guns used by the United States and...
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		Discover the best browning automatic rifle and a complete line of accessories and supplies to complete and enhance your shooting enjoyment.
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	BAR (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Browning Automatic Rifle was designed by the famous American arms designer John Moses Browning late in the First World War, on the request from US Expeditionary corps in Europe.
		Initially it was just like that - the Automatic Rifle, a selective fire weapon, intended for use by infantry men to fire from the shoulder or from the hip when advancing onto the enemy positions, and to provide mobile firepower to every squad, since the standard machine guns were heavy and much less maneuverable.
		The ultimate BAR version, however, appeared only after the 2nd World War, when FN introduced its BAR Type D light machine gun, with quick detachable barrel and return spring moved into the butt.
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	Definition of Browning Automatic Rifle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The BAR rifle is a gas operated, air cooled, magazine fed weapon.
		In 1940 the final BAR model, the M1918A2, was introduced.
		Clyde Barrow of Bonnie and Clyde fame was known to prefer the use of a shortened Browning during his spree in the thirties, rather than the stereotypical tommy gun.
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	TonyRogers.com \| Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW), M249
		Though the automatic rifle has changed, the role of the automatic rifleman has not since its conception circa World War I. The automatic rifleman supports the infantry squad in the offense and defense.
		The SAW has become the standard automatic rifle of the infantry squad and has proven useful with the changing of the M16 to a three round burst weapon.
		Characteristically, automatic rifles are light, fire rapidly, and have more ammunition than the rifles in the squad that they support.
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