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| − | An '''assault rifle''' is an automatic rifle light enough to be carried at the ready by an infantry soldier while running. A popular example is the Soviet AK-47. Civilian versions are frequently semi-automatic, requiring one trigger pull for each shot. | + | {{stub}} |
| + | An '''assault rifle''' is an [[automatic rifle]] light enough to be carried at the ready by an [[infantry]] [[soldier]] while running. A popular example is the Soviet [[AK-47]]. Civilian versions are frequently semi-automatic, requiring one trigger pull for each shot. | ||
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Template:Stub An assault rifle is an automatic rifle light enough to be carried at the ready by an infantry soldier while running. A popular example is the Soviet AK-47. Civilian versions are frequently semi-automatic, requiring one trigger pull for each shot.