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  2. LWRC M6 - Wikipedia

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    The LWRC PSD is an ultra-short barrel carbine with an 8-inch barrel and Magpul CTR stock. Derived from the M6A2 carbine, it comes chambered in 5.56mm NATO or 6.8mm Remington SPC. [ 11 ] It is also available without a stock as the M6A2-P Pistol, but is semi-automatic and also chambered in 5.56mm and 6.8mm Remington SPC.

  3. LWRC International - Wikipedia

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    LWRC International, LLC, formerly known as Land Warfare Resources Corporation, is a CAGE defense contractor and firearms manufacturer. Founded in 1999, it is headquartered in Cambridge, Maryland . [ 1 ]

  4. Category : LWRC International semi-automatic firearms

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    Pages in category "LWRC International semi-automatic firearms" The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. L.

  5. LWRC REPR - Wikipedia

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    LWRC REPR (Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle) is a semi-automatic rifle manufactured by LWRC International. It is chambered in either 7.62×51mm NATO or 6.5mm Creedmoor.

  6. LWRC SABR - Wikipedia

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    LWRC SABR (Sniper Assaulter Battle Rifle) is a 7.62x51mm semi-automatic rifle manufactured by LWRC International. The gun is considered a sniper rifle and it preceded ...

  7. M6 - Wikipedia

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    LWRC M6, a series of United States military carbines based on the M4 carbine Fokker M.6 , a 1916 German two-seat experimental fighter aircraft Macchi M.6 , a 1917 Italian flying boat fighter prototype

  8. Individual Carbine - Wikipedia

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    The review of the Individual Carbine competition was part of an overall ongoing small arms weapons strategy development, to include assessment and analysis of current individual weapons, optics, and training to determine if additional capabilities in range and lethality will be needed against future adversaries. [24]

  9. United States hand grenades - Wikipedia

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    The differences between the Mk III, the Mk IIIA1 (also written Mk 3A1), and the Mk IIIA2 (also written Mk 3A2) were improved versions of the M6 fuse: the Mk III featured the M6/A1, the Mk IIIA1 the M6A2, and the Mk IIIA2, the M6A3. [3] Later reissued Mk III variants featured the modern M206 series fuse. [2] [4]