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A semi-automatic version of the NGSW entry from Cobalt Kinetics/MARS Inc., will be available to consumers next year.

To meet military needs, SIG Sauer had to come up with a revolutionary new cartridge design. The company succeeded with the release of its 277 SIG Fury.

The U.S. Army issued a multi-million dollar contract for the creation of 115 optic prototypes for its Next Generation Squad Weapon system.

True Velocity delivered more than 625,000 rounds of composite-cased 6.8 mm ammunition for evaluation by the U.S. Army.

True Velocity, an entrant in the U.S. Army's Next Generation Squad Weapons system trials, highlighted that its composite-cased 6.8 mm cartridge can be employed in current firearms by simply switching out barrels.

Winchester, the largest manufactures of small-caliber ammunition for the U.S. military, has been awarded with a contract from the United States Army to develop and plan production for new 6.8 mm cartridges.

SIG Sauer is offering consumers a unique opportunity to get their hands on a semi-automatic variant of its NGSW-R submission in the form of the MCX-SPEAR.