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#REDIRECT[[M1903 Springfield rifle]]
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|image= Rifle Springfield M1903A3.jpg
|cartridge= [[.30-03|.30-03 Springfield]]; [[.30-06 Springfield]]
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#REDIRECT[[Springfield Armory, Inc.]]
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... US Government Arsenal. For the contemporary commercial manufacturer see [[Springfield Armory, Inc.]]''
...ent models produced at the armory from 1794 to 1968 were referred to as "[[Springfield rifle]]s". The other major gun manufacturing center was the [[Harpers Ferr
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|name= Springfield Armory, Inc.
}}'''Springfield Armory, Inc.''' is a [[firearms]] manufacturer based in Geneseo, Illinois f
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#redirect[[M1903 Springfield rifle]]
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... several types of [[small arms]] produced by the [[Springfield Armory]] in Springfield, Massachusetts, for the United States armed forces.
... "Springfield rifle" most commonly refers to the [[M1903 Springfield rifle|Springfield Model 1903]].
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|name= .30-06 Springfield
|caption= From left to right [[9.3x62mm]], .30-06 Springfield, [[8 x 57 IS]], [[6.5 x 55]] and [[.308 Winchester]] [[cartridges]].
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#redirect[[.30-06 Springfield]]
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Henry Nettleton was the U.S. Principal Sub-inspector in [[1878]] at the [[Springfield Armory]]. Second only to the OWA Colts, Nettleton Colts are prized by serio
...n [[1898]], 14 900 of the SAA revolvers were altered the same way by the [[Springfield Armory]]. The original records of the War Department do refer to these revo
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...nt to point the shotgun. One of the more famous combination guns is the [[Springfield Armory]] survival gun, sold as models M4 and [[M6 Aircrew Survival Weapon|M
...0 bore shotgun up to [[.308 Winchester]] over 3" [[12 gauge]] magnum. The Springfield Armory survival guns are typically .22 Hornet over .410 bore.
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...March 11, 2008, nearly 2,500 Illinois gun owners marched on the capitol in Springfield, as part of IGOLD (Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day) and demanded a conceal an
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...225 Winchester]] <li>[[243 Winchester]] <li>[[270 Winchester]] <li>[[30-06 Springfield]] <li>[[308 Winchester]]
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[[Image:.30-06 Springfield.jpg|400px]]
'''.30-06 Springfield maximum C.I.P. cartridge dimensions'''. All sizes in millimeters (mm).
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...struction]</ref>. The Most popular weapons used in America are the M1903A3 Springfield, M1 Garand, and the M14.
...les - Military Gear | Parade Decorations]</ref>; the Daisy replica M1903A3 Springfield drill rifle, created at the request of the United States Navy; and the Mark
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...in conjunction with Charlie O'Neil and Don Hopkins, was made from [[.30-06 Springfield]] brass necked up to take the .333" 250 and 300-grain bullets of the .333 J
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...]]. The AR-10 was submitted for rifle evaluation trials to the US Army’s Springfield Armory late in [[1956]]. In comparison with competing rifle designs previou
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...overnment rounds fired from the Allin [[Springfield Armory|Springfield]] [[Springfield Model 1873|Model 1873 ]] "trapdoor" rifle. Unless a soldier was hit in the
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... for [[Springfield Armory, Inc.]] (not to be confused with the US military Springfield Armory), which was marketed in the US as the SAR-48 and SAR-4800, starting
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*[[FN Model 1949]]: [[Semi-automatic rifle]] chambered in [[.30-06 Springfield]], [[7.92x57mm Mauser]], [[7.62x51mm NATO]], [[7.65x57mm Mauser]] and [[7x5
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...ipped to the U.S. for the same reasons, freeing up supplies of the [[M1903 Springfield]] rifle. Hughes' reputation was inevitably tarnished, but Sir Charles Ross
...made some experimental tests with a necked-down version of the new [[30-06 Springfield]] case which he called the .28-1906 (one rifle is known to exist). This led
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...rew breechblock]] action, the [[Kammerlader|Rotating crank]] action, the [[Springfield Model 1873|Trapdoor]] action, the [[Snider-Enfield|Snider breechblock]] and
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| [[Springfield Armory]] 1911A1/ 1110 g (39 oz)||[[.45ACP]]/14.9 (230) || 259 (850) || 0.4
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...rs to begin production of similar polymer-framed firearms, including the [[Springfield XD]], [[Smith & Wesson M&P (semi-automatic)|Smith & Wesson M&P]], and [[Wal
...ref name="kb7">[http://www.thegunzone.com/m1akb.html Catastrophic kB! in a Springfield M1A rifle]</ref> However, there continues to be controversy over the presen
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Nearly a decade ago, a Springfield, Oregon, high schooler, a hunter familiar with firearms, was able to bring
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...enerally have a decock function. Common pistols in the category are the [[Springfield Armory XD]] and the various forms of the extremely popular [[Glock]]. The
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...an further be shortened to become a [[.221 Fireball]]. Similarly, [[.30-06 Springfield]] can become [[.308 Winchester]], which can become [[.308 x 1.5]] or any nu
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...8.pdf SAR-8 Sporter Care, Maintenance and Operating Instructions]''' - for Springfield Armory variant (1.4 MB .PDF file, 12 pgs)
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