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Developed after the end of World War II off of the .30-'06 Sprg. cartridge, the 7.62x51 mm NATO and .308 Win. have and continue to dominate the centerfire rifle cartridge markets. 

If you like the idea of a Takedown rifle, take a look at the just-announced Ruger Takedown SR-556.

Designed to be easily broken down for convenient transport and storage, yet with the capacity to be rapidly reassembled and brought to bear if needed, takedown models of long guns have been produced since the latter part of the 19th century.

Rugged and well-designed, the Mission First Tactical Standard Capacity Polymer Magazine for 5.56x45 mm NATO cartridges (SCPM556) holds 30 rounds, and represents a cost-effective refinement of the ubiquitous aluminum magazines.

Mission First Tactical has supplemented its full line of synthetic AR-15 magazines with 10- and 20-round options for the larger AR-10/SR-25/M110 platform.

Hornady announced the launch of its new 6mm ARC cartridge in June 2020, giving AR-15 owners a new round that provides enhanced capabilities.

Winchester will act as a second-source provider for U.S. military small-arms ammo under the $37 million contract.

Ever the innovator, Kel-Tec has developed two handy, affordable and completely bilateral carbines all its own. Do they make it the King of the Bullpups?

With the U.S. Army and Marine Corps receiving the bulk of early M14 rifle production, the Navy chose to convert .30-’06 Sprg. M1 Garands to 7.62 NATO, extending the service life of John Garand’s masterpiece.