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| Their | rifles are a motley collection of AK-47s, and command |
| Currently, M20 recoilless | rifles are being used as part of the avalanche contro |
| The | rifles are hand-built. |
| 92, the Library Society purchased the Carolina | Rifles Armory (c. |
| Only the facade of the Carolina | Rifles Armory had survived Hurricane Hugo, so the Lib |
| When the London Irish | Rifles arrived at the scene from their billet at the |
| talion of the 4th Prince of Wales's Own Gurkha | Rifles arrived by air from Habbaniya. |
| ans, knives, sewing needles, muskets and later | rifles, arrowheads and spear points, axes and ploughs |
| egular battalions of the PPCLI and Queen's Own | Rifles, as well as Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Can |
| idea of using heavy calibre and high velocity | rifles as anti-tank weapons originated in Germany. |
| oned in Bernard Cornwell's 1988 novel Sharpe's | Rifles as analogous to the Gonfalon of Santiago Matam |
| He joined the Artists | Rifles as a private in 1937 and was then commissioned |
| ed with fast firing, high-velocity 7 mm Mauser | rifles as well as time-fused artillery shells. |
| caliber (Garand) US service | rifles as they have different bayonet ring (barrel) a |
| M1942 bayonet to be used on any of these M1903 | rifles, as well as mounting the earlier M1905 bayonet |
| urers parts and accessories for AR-15/M16 type | rifles, as well as complete firearms. |
| and served for nine years in the U.S. Mounted | Rifles, assigned to duty on the western frontier and |
| Henry Lee reported that they "discharged their | rifles at him, one by one", but "himself and horse we |
| s exposed to fierce fire from machine-guns and | rifles at close quarters. |
| Cartel members were said to have pointed AK-47 | rifles at the U.S. Federal agents and threatened to k |
| ds had searched the Japanese soldiers, pointed | rifles at them, and had detained them some hours at D |
| al protesters faced police officers with drawn | rifles at the end of an alley, shouting, and kept the |
| rse, in the face of severe fire from bombs and | rifles at the closest range. |
| their new quick-firing Chassepot breechloading | rifles at the Bavarian unit that outnumbered them by |
| strike by the 2nd Battalion, 5th Royal Gurkha | Rifles at the palace of the Mikado in Tokyo when the |
| enjamin Franklin Washington fought a duel with | rifles at forty paces. |
| roz Province, dozens of men armed with assault | rifles attacked a police checkpoint, killing four pol |
| and a lieutenant in the 5th Victorian Mounted | Rifles, Australian Forces during the Boer War when th |
| ire that soon grew to volley proportions, from | rifles, automatic weapons and one-pounders. |
| he club, but he was scouted by Nottinghamshire | Rifles back in England. |
| er, SADF - Commanding officer of the 20th Cape | Rifles Battalion |
| The 171st (Quebec | Rifles) Battalion, CEF was a unit in the Canadian Exp |
| The 203rd (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF was a unit in the Canadian Exp |
| The 171st (Quebec | Rifles) Battalion, CEF had one Officer Commanding: Li |
| The 190th (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF was a unit in the Canadian Exp |
| The 144th (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF was a unit in the Canadian Exp |
| The 203rd (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF had one Officer Commanding: Li |
| d, and an acting corporal in the 8th (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force durin |
| The 190th (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF had one Officer Commanding: Li |
| The 144th (Winnipeg | Rifles) Battalion, CEF had one Officer Commanding: Li |
| Most were issued Lee Enfield No.I Mk.III | rifles, bayonets and about 7-20 bullets each for thos |
| y Russia: cannons, cannon balls, gatling guns, | rifles, bayonets. |
| After further service with The King's Royal | Rifles became an observer with The Royal Flying Corps |
| giment between 1998 and 2004 thus the Artists' | Rifles became the only former unit of the old London |
| demise of these pieces was how quickly "bronze | rifles became inaccurate through wear or stretching o |
| The Honolulu | Rifles became the army's D Company under commanded by |
| totype is different from post-Borchardt patent | rifles because it has a riveted magazine spring. |
| Blennerhasset served originally in the Irish | Rifles before transferring to the Royal Flying Corps |
| 05 the Territorial Army unit 7th Battalion The | Rifles began to use Brock Barracks as their headquart |
| From the open trucks, the men, with | rifles between their knees, gazed over the landscape |
| roup composed of about 35 members with only 10 | rifles between them, the NPA grew and spread througho |
| Their ghouls were armed with | rifles, body armor, and shields. |
| Except few hunting | rifles, Bosniak residents did not have any combat wea |
| hout artillery support the New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade won the central redoubt in a final bay |
| As a part of the larger New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade (of the Anzac Mounted Division) they w |
| ustralian Light Horse, the New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade and the Camel Corp used the Hotchkiss |
| ight Horse Brigade and the New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade of the Australian and New Zealand Moun |
| ed arm of the NZEF was the New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade, the brigade remained in Egypt and, co |
| red Russell command of the New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigade. |
| raditions are continued by Polish 21st Podhale | Rifles Brigade. |
| served in the Indian Army, one in the 5 Gorkha | Rifles Brigadier Devendra Singh Katoch, AVSM and the |
| New Zealand Mounted | Rifles Brigage. |
| , and a Major in the 2nd Battalion, 9th Gurkha | Rifles, British Indian Army during World War I when t |
| n the 2nd Battalion, The Cameronians (Scottish | Rifles), British Army during the First World War when |
| e 86th Regiment of Foot (later the Royal Irish | Rifles), British Army during the Indian Mutiny when t |
| n) Battalion, The London Regiment (Post Office | Rifles), British Army during the First World War when |
| ndon) Battalion, The London Regiment (Finsbury | Rifles), British Army during the First World War when |
| w Mexico Territory to the Rio Grande River the | Rifles brought in a prisoner that had sneaked in to s |
| .45-70 | Rifles by Jack Behn. |
| vice is for more peace and no war, leaving the | rifles calmly in storage, so the bullet is not fired, |
| 0 Viet Minh, attacked the 14/13 Frontier Force | Rifles camp at Bien Hoa. |
| These | rifles can be stored on the hips by having the rail c |
| Pre-'64 Model 70 Winchester | rifles can best be identified by serial number and th |
| The Sussex Royal Ulster | Rifles Charity Cup is the original Cup which was pres |
| Company A, Fort Smith | Rifles, Commanded by Capt. |
| ; B Company made up of members of the Honolulu | Rifles, commanded by Hugh Gunn; and C Company made up |
| Company B, Hempstead | Rifles, Commanded by Capt. |
| any made up, like B Company, from the Honolulu | Rifles, commanded by John Good. |
| Oecussi detachment of the Native | Rifles Company |
| The Rashtriya | Rifles comprises 65 battalions. |
| h the summer and fall of 1916 the South Persia | Rifles conducted what to the British were mopping up |
| rned to the war, joining the Victorian Mounted | Rifles Contingent. |
| ut the Japanese invaded the islands before the | rifles could be shipped from California. |
| ed drive trains to propel the unit, large bore | rifles could be used to harass and occasionally injur |
| The Queen Victoria's | Rifles could trace their origins back to the old volu |
| first Battle of Gaza there were probably 4,000 | rifles defending the town, supported by two Austrian |
| pted and, after training in Egypt, the Mounted | Rifles deployed to Gallipoli on 12 May 1915. |
| Kharan | Rifles derives its origins from the Chagai Militia, r |
| Burney gun, recoilless | rifles designed by Sir Charles Burney |
| ey secretly arraigned for the departure of the | Rifles despite these nervous and watchful Union autho |
| A blind mutant armed with one of the missing | rifles detects the dead chameleon and Amber and Napol |
| In 1889 the | Rifles did battle with forces of Robert Wilcox in the |
| As a result, even though the Richmond | Rifles did not use the troublesome Maynard Primer sys |
| fantry Division (Mechanized), armed with M16A1 | rifles dismount from an M113 armored personnel carrie |
| ility of looking after Chagai district, Kharan | Rifles disposition in 1978 was as follows: Unit Headq |
| of the 20 Indian Mountain Division5/11 Gorkha | Rifles distinguished itself here and later earned the |
| It is manufactured by National | rifles division of the Indian Hume Pipe Co. Ltd of Ah |
| ellets, but were replaced with infra-red light | rifles due to the maintenance costs of repainting the |
| nder of several brigades of the King's African | Rifles during the East African Campaign. |
| He enlisted with the Royal Regina | Rifles during the Second World War but was turned awa |
| engal Staff Corps, Indian Army, and 1st Gurkha | Rifles during the Perak War when, on 20 December 1875 |
| Mason joined the Queen's Own | Rifles during the Fenian Raids of the 1860s. |
| aff Corps, British Indian Army, and 5th Gurkha | Rifles during the Hunza-Naga Campaign, India when the |
| ial army, including command of the 1/11 Gorkha | Rifles during counter insurgency operations in Assam |
| aff Corps, British Indian Army, and 2nd Gurkha | Rifles during the Looshai Expedition, India when the |
| ergeant in the 1/6th Battalion, King's African | Rifles during the Second World War when the following |
| litary Cross with a unit of the Frontier Force | Rifles during World War II in action in Italy. |
| MacKelvie served with the Alberta Mounted | Rifles during the North-West Rebellion. |
| orthumberland Fusiliers and the King's African | Rifles during World War II to study history and econo |
| ller of Loos, was a rifleman with London Irish | Rifles during the Battle of Loos. |
| aptain in a company of the Eighth Pennsylvania | Rifles during the War of 1812. |
| The town manufactured musket | rifles during the American Revolution. |
| eutenant in the 90th Battalion, Royal Winnipeg | Rifles, during the Northwest Rebellion in 1885. |
| cavalry squadron was to be equipped with three | rifles, each operated by a team of two soldiers. |
| superior firepower of their Spencer repeating | rifles effectively, and initially thwarted Confederat |
| The unit seized nine | rifles, eight pistols, three knives, two boxes of gre |
| saw a file of seven German soldiers with slung | rifles emerge from behind a building. |
| d becoming the Territory of Hawaii in 1898 the | Rifles entered the Army National Guard system and bec |
| ts on this rifle were machined steel, and some | rifles, especially later examples utilized the bakeli |
| ts on this rifle were machined steel, and some | rifles, especially later examples utilized the Bakeli |
| s a Russian sport shooter, specializing in the | rifles event. |
| Since Bangladesh | Rifles falls under the jurisdiction of the Home Minis |
| brought the missionary party to power and the | Rifles filled the role of protecting the legislature. |
| dressed in western garb, sporting pistols and | rifles filled with blanks. |
| Many modern | rifles find their roots in the 13.2 mm Mauser, the mo |
| Brooke's | rifles fired both armor-piercing and explosive shells |
| nistan and Egypt before commanding 3rd Mounted | Rifles for the Bechuanaland expedition in 1884. |
| e to re-arm three Askari companies with modern | rifles, for which he now had 600,000 rounds of ammuni |
| s contacted by the CIA to purchase a number of | rifles for the Afghan Mujhadeen for use in their war |
| nt was reached with the German army to produce | rifles for them. |
| he award of an £11 million contract to produce | rifles for the British Army. |
| American Civil War, he enlisted in the Friend | Rifles for three months, and later served as captain |
| He worked making Mauser | rifles for the Jopp company in Zella-Mehlis. |
| James Blunt figures briefly in | Rifles for Watie, a novel by Harold Keith about a you |
| It manufactured 1914 Pattern Enfield | rifles for British forces, and Mosin-Nagant rifles fo |
| in 1993, the Larsons began to build AR-15 type | rifles for Eagle Arms in Coal Valley, Illinois. |
| was a significant supplier of locomotives and | rifles for the Union Army during the American Civil W |
| th of property and he had captured six hundred | rifles, forty stand of colors, three hundred wagons, |
| An unspecified number of Whitworth | rifles found their way to the Confederate states in t |
| r Ferdinand Henry Mitchell-Innes, Captain 6oth | Rifles, fourth son of Alexander Mitchell-Innes, J.P. |
| fast-firing infantry rifle, and acquired some | rifles from the Dutch East Indies shipment for issue |
| FN-49 | rifles from other contracts have been imported into t |
| He served in the "Scottish | Rifles" Company in the First World War and as Honorar |
| yal Anglian Regiment in Iraq for wrestling two | rifles from a prisoner following a road traffic accid |
| norary Colonel to 6th Battalion King's African | Rifles from 1955 to 1958. |
| commanding 566 LAA Regiment RA (City of London | Rifles) from 1947 to 1950. |
| Oxford, and served as a Lieutenant in the 60th | Rifles from 1884 to 1890. |
| Sykes also gained formal recognition for the | Rifles from the Iranian government. |
| olonel of the 6th Queen Elizabeth's Own Gurkha | Rifles from 1983 to 1988. |
| oned, he was gunned down by men firing assault | rifles from a Chevrolet vehicle. |
| Venezuela: Received 55,670 M1 | rifles from the U.S. government prior to 1975. |
| Confederacy both imported large quantities of | rifles from Europe, with each side buying whatever th |
| ding Officer of the 1st battalion Royal Ulster | Rifles from 1934. |
| renade-launchers for £450, and a collection of | rifles from £195 to a £20,000 General Electric Minigu |
| rticipated in The National Society of Pershing | Rifles, graduating with a bachelor's degree in accoun |
| fter the junk was recovered the following day, | rifles, grenades, ammunition and documents were disco |
| , route marches as well as weapons training in | rifles, hand grenades, bayonet charge. |
| Since the Queen's Own | Rifles have been continuously active in the Canadian |
| These | rifles have been referred in various publications as |
| These | rifles have since appeared throughout Central America |
| The | rifles have had many sub-variations in telescopic sig |
| Rifles have grooves on the inside of their barrels. | |
| en Jackets were merged with others to form The | Rifles, he became Colonel Commandant of the new regim |
| Magnum (a cartridge still chambered in today's | rifles) he writes, |
| Leaving the | Rifles, he entered the Confederate Army, and then the |
| men to meet the demand for the sports (target) | rifles he made. |
| For his role in organizing the | Rifles, he was hanged in effigy in Sacramento as a tr |
| emy mortars, machineguns, machine pistols, and | rifles, he climbed in advance of his squad on a maneu |
| Armed with various types of guns and | rifles, he and other men were able to escape jail, in |
| hile directing fire from one of the recoilless | rifles, he was hit on the chest by a burst of machine |
| The 60th | Rifles held the old part of the town, Calais Nord. |
| produced M1911 pattern pistols in addition to | rifles, however eventually they dropped that line and |
| artillery was then outfitted with four Blakely | Rifles, imported from England and slipped through the |
| ops, October 10, 2008 playoff game vs Winnipeg | Rifles in the Prairie Football Conference |
| retly purchased several thousand Argentine FAL | rifles in 1981, which were supplied to the Nicaraguan |
| r of the 2nd Battalion of the 5th Royal Gurkha | Rifles in the Indian Army during World War II. |
| ifleman in the 1st Battalion, 5th Royal Gurkha | Rifles, in the Indian Army during World War II when t |
| , the Drill Platoon was renamed the Blue Ridge | Rifles in honor of the Dahlonega volunteer unit. |
| and a Subedar in the 1st Battalion, 2nd Gurkha | Rifles, in the Indian Army during World War II when t |
| the cartridge was tested and used in prototype | rifles in Argentina and Belgium, amongst other nation |
| The Hawaiian League used the | Rifles in the Rebellion of 1887 a bloodless revolutio |
| as commissioned into The Cameronians (Scottish | Rifles) in 1911. |
| Three types of | rifles in particular were used by professional buffal |
| , video footage showed soldiers firing assault | rifles in fully automatic fire mode in the direction |
| Colt began experimenting with revolving | rifles in the early 19th century, and made the revolv |
| e center of the FARC-EP flag is a book and two | rifles in the middle of a map of Colombia, which tran |
| n command to the 11th battalion King's African | Rifles in Nairobi (1957 - 1960). |
| He took a commission in the 5th Irish | Rifles, in which he served in the Anglo-Boer War betw |
| he left college to serve with the London Irish | Rifles in Europe and the Far East. |
| assist Captain Cafe, commanding the 4th Punjab | Rifles, in bringing in the body of Lieutenant Willoug |
| temporary second lieutenant in the Royal Irish | Rifles in September 1914 and posted to the 7th Battal |
| econded to the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Gurkha | Rifles in Hong Kong 1982-1984. |
| , Duffell was commissioned into the 2nd Gurkha | Rifles in 1960. |
| 1943, he joined the 1st Battalion, 7th Gurkha | Rifles, in Burma, near Imphal. |
| armored cars and six Jeeps carrying recoiless | rifles in the first hour of fighting. |
| he Second Boer War and with the King's African | Rifles in World War I. |
| donesian forces used a large amount of Type 99 | rifles in the fighting against the Dutch during the I |
| ifleman in the 1st Battalion of the 9th Gurkha | Rifles, in the Indian Army during World War II when t |
| ted at Eton and Sandhurst, before joining 60th | rifles in 1929. |
| Tredegar cast four double-banded 8 in (203 mm) | rifles in April and May 1864. |
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