- 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...
- The Hi-Point
carbine is a
series of pistol-caliber
carbines manufactured by Hi-Point
Firearms chambered for 9×19mm Parabellum, .40 S&W, 10mm Auto, .45...
- 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...
-
Johnson named his
rebarreled or
relined and
rechambered Carbines. By
necking the .30
carbine's case down to a .224
caliber bullet and
basing the cartridge...
- the
Soviet Union produced 2.7 million SKS
carbines.
Throughout the Cold War,
millions of
additional SKS
carbines and
their derivatives were also manufactured...
- was
called and the seat
remained vacant until Carbines was elected. His
stepmother is
Elaine Carbines, who was a
member of the
Victorian Legislative...
- the war,
especially Mle 07/15
rifles and Mle 1892 M16
carbines. Many
Model 1916
rifles and
carbines were
produced too late to see
service in
World War I...
-
converted carbines in .50-70
Government were used
during the
Indian Wars in the
decades immediately following the
Civil War. Some
Civil War–issue
carbines have...
