assault_rifle
An infantry rifle designed for combat, with selective fire capability. The German StG44 was the very first mass-produced assault rifle ever designed and introduced in battle.
In the strictest of definitions for a firearm to be considered an assault rifle, it must at least follow these characteristics:
* It must be an individual weapon with provision to fire from the shoulder (i.e. a buttstock);
* It must be capable of selective fire (semi and full auto, some models may feature burst fire mode);
* It must have an intermediate-power_cartridge, which has more power and velocity than a pistol round but less than a standard full-power ones (i.e. 5.56×45mm NATO);
* Its ammunition must be supplied from a detachable box magazine (weapon).
h4. List of assault rifles
* AN-94
* AR-18
* Beretta AR70/90
* CETME Model L
* Colt Commando (XM177)
* Daewoo K1
* Daewoo K11
* Daewoo K2
* FN CAL
* FN FNC
* FN SCAR
* H&K G36, H&K G36C, H&K G36K
* H&K G41
* H&K HK33
** H&K HK53
* H&K HK416
* H&K HK433
* Howa Type 20
* Howa Type 89
* IMI Galil
** Galil ACE
* IWI Tavor
* M16, M16A1, M16A2, M16A4, M16A5 (AR-15 pattern rifle)
* M4 Carbine
* MKb42
* Pindad SS2
* Rk62
* SIG 516
* SIG 556
* SIG SG550
** SIG SG552
* StG44
h4. Kalashnikov pattern assault rifles
M - R
S - Z
h4. Bullpup assault rifles
* EM-2
* FAMAS
* FN F2000
* H&K G11
* L85
* OTs-14 Groza
* QBZ-95
* Steyr ACR
* Steyr AUG
* TKB-022
* TKB-408
* Valmet M82
h4. See also
Aliases: none