Can anybody tell me what types of military guns there are other than the M-16?
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I'm not sure where some of the other people got there info from, because several of the guns listed in some of the replys are not used by the American Military or are no longer used. I can give you a large list of military guns that I actually use in my career field. I am a Small Arms Instructor at Sheppard Air Force base in Texas.  Here is a descent list:\n  F-8 assault Shotgun\n  12 Gauge Shotgun   \n  AT4 Viper \n  M-240B Machine Gun \n  M14 7.62mm Rifle \n  M16A2 5.56mm Rifle \n  M1911A1 .45 Caliber Pistol \n  M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun \n  M203 40mm Grenade Launcher \n  M24 Sniper Rifle \n  M240G Medium Machine Gun \n  M249 SAW \n  M25 Sniper Rifle \n  Barret M82A1 .50 caliber sniper rifle \n  M4 Carbine \n  M40A1 Sniper Rifle \n  M60 Machine Gun \n  M9 9mm Pistol \n  MEU (SOC) Pistol\n  Para-Ordanance P-14 (.45 Calibur)\n  Para-Ordanance P-16 (.40 Calibur) \n  MK19 40mm Machine Gun, MOD 3 \n  MP-5N 9mm Submachine Gun\n  Objective Individual Combat Weapon \n  Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon (SMAW) \n\nIf this doesn't work for you, please let me know.
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off the top of my head, hear go's\nBerreta, Miroku, parazzie, Aya, Benelli, zaballa, Mosberg, Remington, Webly&scott, Bsa, Purdy, holland&holland, Lamber, Greener&Greener, Rizzini, Baikal, Blaser, Browning, Churchill, Lincoln, shadow indy, Macnab, Winchester, Zolie, parker hale, fabarm, Westly richards, Krieghoff, Yelditz, Eibar, Gamba, Franchi,. \nI can not think of any more, but sure there is. \n\nAmong these are some british game guns,
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www.mod.co.uk\nor the russian navy\nmy own ships got quite a big gun
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The Harpoon is an anti ship missile, fired from; let's say an F-16. The Tomahawk is capable of destroying entire buildings and is even capable of carrying a nuclear warhead (never used before). But there could be more out there in the non US defence market, we never know. The Russians and the Chinese have some neat stuff. Peace to the world.
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Well.... considering the assault weapons ban was lifted a few years ago, the above answer couldn't be more wrong. here's a link to some prototype 30 round magazines that are in development stage.\nhttp://www.597mag.com/\nThere's a link at the bottom of the page where you can get on the list once they finish production.
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I would opt for the M-16. People don't give it enough credit. They claim it is too weak, unreliable, and fragile for combat. That's bullsh-t. That little .223 round spalls and fragments on impact, opening up a huge wound cavity, whereas an AK wound is usually just a straight in-and-out wound. It's also reliable if you just take care of it and give a good once over every now and then. It's more accurate, easier to use, and much more comfortable than an AK. I used both in Iraq. The AK is a good rifle, don't get me wrong. But it was overrated in my opinion. My M-16 never let me down, and that's all the convincing I will ever need.
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M-16, AK47 don't have one --- \n\nyou can use a gun storage chest, gun vault, wall mounts etc. for storing your weapons ---keep weapons locked away and out of sight
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as i recall it was a mac 10 machine pistol/gun.us military issue
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Can't find a thing. There are a lot of obscure guns! \n\nTry in this book:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/1886768552/ref=sib_dp_pt/102-4086720-2729712#reader-link
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M-16s?  No.  Not powerful enough.\n\nDillon 20 mm mini-guns installed on HUMVEES and Apache helicopters.  And land mines.  Let's not forget land mines.
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you could try \nwww.armedguard.com.\nor www.vererans-agency.mod.uk\nthey have allsorts of odd info
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join the navy seals or the US marines and you dont even have to buy one...\n\nthis smaller, compact version of the M16 or AR15 i believe is limited to military/law enforcement use...
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There is a link below for general info.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlin_Firearms
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both have their good points but they are really different in design. the AK is built to require very little care and still shoot. it is not overly accurate and had perhaps the worst safety selector in the world. the thing is awkward and very noisy. the magazine requires an odd rocking motion to install or remove which can cause problems. the curvature of the mag and the length of the larger ones can cause problems as well. but the damn thing will always shoot and its easy to maintain. the M16 is designed as a more precise weapon. it requires more care and cleaning but is also fairly easy to maintain. its more user friendly to fire and points better. the round is somewhat less powerful at longer ranges but its also lighter so you can carry more ammo. today it and its clones are perhaps the most issued rifle in the world but there's still millions of AKs around. personally i would not feel underarmed with either for the most part but i prefer the M16 as the better of the two
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I'm not sure there is any that exist, as far as what a person could carry.\nThe USAS-12 and MK3A1 Jackhammer are the best known autos. MK3A1 fires 240 rpm, which also the drum magazine can be removed and affixed to a detonator to be used as an anti personnel mine.\nThen there's the AA12 which has a rpm of 300.\nI'm no expert but I honestly don't think you'll find a 12 gauge that can fire that fast without ripping your shoulder off/extreme barrel rise. And since shotguns fire shot/fletchettes/whatever and useless at long range, I don't see any viable reason why they would make a shotgun that a person couldn't ideally use.
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http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-2165951.php\n\nhttp://world.guns.ru/assault/as70-e.htm\n\nVIDEO!\n\nhttp://mfile.akamai.com/21772/wmv/gannett.download.akamai.com/21772/streaming/wmv/101806scar.asx\n\nYour welcome
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Here is a very nice world war 2 weapons site. The site is divided into sections (rifles, machine guns etc..) for every major nation involved. It even shows a picture of the weapon discussed