- both full-length and
carbine versions. One of the most po****r and
recognizable carbines were the lever-action
Winchester carbines, with
several versions...
-
Inland M1
carbines feature many of the same
characteristics of the
original Inland carbines and are
manufactured in the US. The M1
carbine is modeled...
-
suppressors for use by all M4
carbines used by
close combat units. The
Marines began to roll out
suppressors for all M4/M4A1
carbines in infantry, reconnaissance...
- race
named in
honor of the
racehorse VRC
Carbine Club Stakes, a
second race
named after the
horse Elaine Carbines,
Australian politician This disambiguation...
-
these were done by
putting existing M90
carbines in M95
pattern furniture. A
small number of
these carbines made for the
Afghan contract were ordered...
- the
Soviet Union produced 2.7 million SKS
carbines.
Throughout the Cold War,
millions of
additional SKS
carbines and
their derivatives were also manufactured...
-
barrel tang. He
joined J. &F.
Garrett & Co. to make
carbines for the
state of
North Carolina. The
carbines were made for
about one year with
their production...
- c. 8 Smith,
Graham (2011). "Maynard
Carbine."
Civil War Weapons. Chartwell, p. 95. ISBN 978-0-7858-2854-9
Carbines,
Revolving Rifles and
Repeating Rifles...
- A
carbine (/ˈkɑːrbiːn/ or /ˈkɑːrbaɪn/), from
French carabine, is a long arm
firearm but with a
shorter barrel than a
rifle or musket. Many
carbines are...
-
produced the
carbine from 2000 to 2005. Some of the
Northwest Arms
carbines were
marked Linda instead of Terry. An
updated version of the
carbine is now manufactured...
