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This template is now obsolete and should no longer be embedded in any Gunsopedia pages. To fulfill the functions this template once served, you should now use the AOTD system instead instead.

About this template

This template is used to generate a random display of a snippet of one of the GOROLE's featured articles on the main page. As it is a prime content template, there are a few things that should be kept in mind:

1. This is a site template which should NOT be modified in any way by those who are not GOROLE sysops or admins. If by some chance you should find that you are able to alter this template but you are not a site sysop, please notify the admins ASAP.
2. This template should NOT be confused with the "Featured article" (singular, not plural) template, which is used to tag an article as being featured.
3. If you have an article that you think should be included in the featured list, this is one of the places where you can bring that up. Simply go to the discussion page for this template and make your case there.

The template

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John Browning

Born in the cold of the Utah winter in January of 1855, few in his devout Mormon family would have suspected that the young John Moses Browning would grow up to be one of the most famous gunsmiths and firearms designers in American history. His works for his own company, as well as Winchester, Colt, Remington, Savage, and Fabrique Nationale made him arguably as famous as even the legendary Sam Colt.

To this day, many of his designs remain in popular use, both with civilians as well as military and law enforcement agencies. The Browning Superposed remains a trapshooter's favourite, the M1911 pistol still commands admiration amongst handgun enthusiasts and the Browning M2 heavy machine gun is currently the longest-serving machine gun in military history, being in service since 1921.

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