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|Continental Pattern Service Musket | |{{wp|Brown Bess|Continental Pattern Service Musket}} | ||
|Musket | |Musket | ||
|0.75 inch ball | |0.75 inch ball | ||
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|1722-1840 | |1722-1840 | ||
|First standardized weapon in use by the [[Royal and Imperial Army (Urcea)|Royal and Imperial Army]] | |First standardized weapon in use by the [[Royal and Imperial Army (Urcea)|Royal and Imperial Army]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:British Military Short Land Pattern Musket.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|Model 1840 Service Weapon | |{{wp|Springfield Model 1842|Model 1840 Service Weapon}} | ||
|Musket | |Musket | ||
|0.69 inch ball | |0.69 inch ball | ||
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|Last smoothbore musket in use | |Last smoothbore musket in use | ||
First purpose-built percussion cap weapon in use | First purpose-built percussion cap weapon in use | ||
|[[ | |[[File:NMAH-ET2012-13954.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|Model 1862 Service Weapon | |{{wp|Springfield Model 1861|Model 1862 Service Weapon}} | ||
|Rifled musket | |Rifled musket | ||
|0.58 inch Minié ball | |0.58 inch Minié ball | ||
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|1862-1874 | |1862-1874 | ||
|First purpose-built standard rifle | |First purpose-built standard rifle | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Springfield 1861.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|Model 1874 Service Weapon/SRM-1 | |{{wp|Springfield Model 1874|Model 1874 Service Weapon/SRM-1}} | ||
|Breech loading rifle | |Breech loading rifle | ||
|.45-70 | |.45-70 | ||
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First standardized cartridge small arms weapon | First standardized cartridge small arms weapon | ||
Reclassified as SRM-1 following 1880 equipment designation standardization | Reclassified as SRM-1 following 1880 equipment designation standardization | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Springfield "Trapdoor".jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-2 | |{{wp|Mauser Model 1871|SRM-2}} | ||
|Bolt-action rifle | |Bolt-action rifle | ||
|.308 Regal | |.308 Regal | ||
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|First bolt-action rifle issued | |First bolt-action rifle issued | ||
Limited use/production | Limited use/production | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Infanteriegewehr m-1871 Mauser - Tyskland - kaliber 10,95mm - Armémuseum.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-3 | |SRM-3 | ||
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|1882 | |1882 | ||
|Limited use/production; licensed from [[Yonderre]] | |Limited use/production; licensed from [[Yonderre]] | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Repetierstutzer Vetterli 1871.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-4 | |SRM-4 | ||
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|Only lever action rifle issued to the infantry on a limited basis | |Only lever action rifle issued to the infantry on a limited basis | ||
Pulled from infantry use in 1883; remained in cavalry use until 1890 | Pulled from infantry use in 1883; remained in cavalry use until 1890 | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Martini-Henry m1871 - England - AM.032017.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-5 | |SRM-5 | ||
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|1884-1885 | |1884-1885 | ||
|Limited use/production; design adapted from [[Burgundie]] without permission | |Limited use/production; design adapted from [[Burgundie]] without permission | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Fusil Gras M80 1874.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-7 | |SRM-7 | ||
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|1885-1887 | |1885-1887 | ||
|Limited use/production; remained in Navy use until 1890 | |Limited use/production; remained in Navy use until 1890 | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Infanteriegewehr m-1888 - Tyskland - kaliber 7,92mm - Armémuseum.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|SRM-8 | |{{wp|Krag–Jørgensen|SRM-8}} | ||
|Bolt-action rifle | |Bolt-action rifle | ||
|.308 Regal | |.308 Regal | ||
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|1887-1903 | |1887-1903 | ||
|Licensed from [[Veltorina]]; adopted by the Navy in 1890 | |Licensed from [[Veltorina]]; adopted by the Navy in 1890 | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Gevär försöksmodell 1892 Krag-Jörgensen Norge - Armémuseum.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|[[SRM-9]] | |[[SRM-9]] | ||
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|1903-1929 | |1903-1929 | ||
|Remained in limited service as a sniper rifle until 1953 | |Remained in limited service as a sniper rifle until 1953 | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Gewehr 98 noBG.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|[[SRM-9C]] | |[[SRM-9C]] | ||
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|Remained in [[Royal Navy (Urcea)|Royal Navy]] service until 1945; | |Remained in [[Royal Navy (Urcea)|Royal Navy]] service until 1945; | ||
in current ceremonial service | in current ceremonial service | ||
|[[ | |[[File:Kar 98K - AM.021488.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|[[Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering|SRM-10]] | |[[Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering|SRM-10]] | ||
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Originally in Burgoignesc service as | Originally in Burgoignesc service as | ||
[[Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering|Lansing-Mitchell]] Fusil Patron 1939 | [[Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering|Lansing-Mitchell]] Fusil Patron 1939 | ||
|[[ | |[[File:MAS 49 rifle.jpg|275px]] | ||
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|[[SARM-1 Model 1945]] | |[[SARM-1 Model 1945]] | ||
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|1945-1987 | |1945-1987 | ||
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|[[ | |[[File:StG CETME A2b (1).jpg|275px]] | ||
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|[[SARM-2]] | |[[SARM-2]] | ||
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|1987-present | |1987-present | ||
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|[[ | |[[File:Scar L Standard.jpg|275px]] | ||
|} | |} | ||