[{"n": "Battle rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/battle-rifle/", "s": "Full-powered cartridge service rifle, prominent mid-20th century."}, {"n": "Calzada Bayo CB-57", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/calzada-bayo-cb-57/", "s": "Spanish battle rifle prototype derived from the StG-44."}, {"n": "FN Model 1949", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/fn-model-1949/", "s": "A well-built autoloading rifle that arrived too late for widespread adoption."}, {"n": "SIG MCX Spear", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sig-mcx-spear/", "s": "Multi-caliber rifle selected as the U.S. Army's M7."}, {"n": "Carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/carbine/", "s": "A shortened long gun for high-mobility and non-infantry troops."}, {"n": "AK-205", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/ak-205/", "s": "Modernized carbine of the AK-200 series, adopted by Rosgvardia."}, {"n": "Benelli MR1", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/benelli-mr1/", "s": "A semi-automatic carbine from Benelli, originally the Beretta RX4 Storm."}, {"n": "Berthier rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/berthier-rifle/", "s": "A French bolt-action family using en-bloc clips for faster reloading."}, {"n": "Burnside carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/burnside-carbine/", "s": "A Civil War carbine with a unique gas-sealing cartridge."}, {"n": "Cristóbal Carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/crist-bal-carbine/", "s": "Dominican carbine designed by Hungarian engineer Pál Király."}, {"n": "Frank Wesson Rifles", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/frank-wesson-rifles/", "s": "Early breech-loading rifle using self-contained rimfire metallic cartridges."}, {"n": "Hi-Point carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/hi-point-carbine/", "s": "Inexpensive pistol-caliber carbine with a distinctive polymer stock."}, {"n": "IMBEL IA2", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/imbel-ia2/", "s": "Brazilian service rifle family replacing FN FAL, M16A2 and HK33."}, {"n": "IWI Galil", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/iwi-galil/", "s": "Israeli battle rifle family based on the Finnish RK 62."}, {"n": "Karabiner 98k", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/karabiner-98k/", "s": "Standard German service rifle from 1935 through World War II."}, {"n": "KelTec SUB-2000", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/keltec-sub-2000/", "s": "A folding pistol-caliber carbine for compact storage and transport."}, {"n": "KS-23", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/ks-23/", "s": "The largest-bore shotgun in modern use, originally a Soviet riot-control carbine."}, {"n": "LF-58", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/lf-58/", "s": "Italian selective fire carbine chambered in .30 Carbine."}, {"n": "M1 carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/m1-carbine/", "s": "Lightweight semi-automatic carbine used by U.S. forces in three wars."}, {"n": "M2 Carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/m2-carbine/", "s": "Selective-fire variant of the M1 Carbine."}, {"n": "M4 carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/m4-carbine/", "s": "Shortened M16A2 variant adopted by over 60 countries."}, {"n": "M231 Firing Port Weapon", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/m231-firing-port-weapon/", "s": "A modified M16 for firing from inside the M2 Bradley."}, {"n": "Marlin Camp carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/marlin-camp-carbine/", "s": "A utility carbine sharing ammunition and magazines with common handguns."}, {"n": "Marlin Model 336", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/marlin-model-336/", "s": "A lever-action rifle with side ejection and solid-top receiver."}, {"n": "Marlin Model 1894", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/marlin-model-1894/", "s": "Lever-action rifle with solid-top receiver and side ejection."}, {"n": "Maynard carbine", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/maynard-carbine/", "s": "A breech-loaded carbine used by cavalry in the American Civil War."}, {"n": "Pindad SS1", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/pindad-ss1/", "s": "Indonesian service rifle based on the FN FNC, adopted in 1991."}, {"n": "Pindad SS2", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/pindad-ss2/", "s": "Indonesian assault rifle replacing the SS1 since 2005."}, {"n": "SKS", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sks/", "s": "Soviet semi-automatic carbine, widely exported and used by insurgent forces."}, {"n": "Special Operations Assault Rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/special-operations-assault-rifle/", "s": "Improved M4 carbine with reduced cyclic rate for better full-auto control."}, {"n": "Vektor CR-21", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/vektor-cr-21/", "s": "South African bullpup assault rifle with limited production."}, {"n": "Winchester Model 1894", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/winchester-model-1894/", "s": "The first commercial American repeating rifle built to be used with smokeless powder."}, {"n": "Winchester rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/winchester-rifle/", "s": "Lever action repeating rifles among the earliest repeaters."}, {"n": "Zastava M85", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/zastava-m85/", "s": "Yugoslavian AK-pattern carbine chambered in 5.56×45mm."}, {"n": "Zastava M92", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/zastava-m92/", "s": "A compact 7.62×39mm carbine derived from the Zastava M70."}, {"n": "ArmaLite AR-10", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/armalite-ar-10/", "s": "The lightweight battle rifle that spawned the AR-15 platform."}, {"n": "Automatkarbin 4", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/automatkarbin-4/", "s": "Swedish license-built G3 battle rifle, adopted 1965."}, {"n": "Beretta BM 59", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/beretta-bm-59/", "s": "Italian battle rifle derived from the M1 Garand."}, {"n": "CETME rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/cetme-rifle/", "s": "Spanish battle rifle that became the basis for the Heckler & Koch G3."}, {"n": "FN FAL", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/fn-fal/", "s": "A widely adopted NATO battle rifle known as the right arm of the free world."}, {"n": "FN SCAR", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/fn-scar/", "s": "Modular battle rifle family developed for U.S. Special Operations Command."}, {"n": "Howa Type 64", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/howa-type-64/", "s": "Japanese battle rifle used by JSDF and Coast Guard."}, {"n": "IWI Tavor 7", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/iwi-tavor-7/", "s": "Bullpup battle rifle in 7.62×51mm NATO with ambidextrous controls."}, {"n": "L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/l1a1-self-loading-rifle/", "s": "British inch-pattern FAL serving Commonwealth forces for decades."}, {"n": "LMT Modular Ambidextrous Rifle System", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/lmt-modular-ambidextrous-rifle-system/", "s": "Modular ambidextrous rifle system with interchangeable barrel and operating systems."}, {"n": "M14 rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/m14-rifle/", "s": "American battle rifle adopted in 1957, still in limited service."}, {"n": "Mk 14 Enhanced Battle Rifle", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/mk-14-enhanced-battle-rifle/", "s": "Modernized M14 variant for special operations designated marksman use."}, {"n": "MKE MPT", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/mke-mpt/", "s": "Turkish AR-15–style battle rifle family replacing G3 and HK33."}, {"n": "Sako ARG", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sako-arg/", "s": "Finnish family of assault and battle rifles designed with Finnish and Swedish forces."}, {"n": "Sako M23", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sako-m23/", "s": "Finnish precision rifle family replacing Dragunov and TKIV 85."}, {"n": "SIG SG 510", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sig-sg-510/", "s": "Export variant of the Swiss Stgw. 57 battle rifle."}, {"n": "SIG SG 540", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/sig-sg-540/", "s": "Swiss-designed 5.56mm assault rifle built for export and reliability."}, {"n": "Zastava M77 B1", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/zastava-m77-b1/", "s": "A Yugoslavian battle rifle derived from the AKM in 7.62×51mm."}, {"n": "AVS-36", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/avs-36/", "s": "Early Soviet selective-fire rifle with a complex gas system."}, {"n": "Dragunov SVU", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/dragunov-svu/", "s": "A Russian bullpup designated marksman rifle derived from the SVD."}, {"n": "SVT-40", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/svt-40/", "s": "Soviet semi-automatic battle rifle of World War II."}, {"n": "FG 42", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/fg-42/", "s": "A selective-fire paratrooper rifle combining rifle and light machine gun roles."}, {"n": "Rkm wz. 28", "u": "/e/battle-rifles-and-carbines/rkm-wz-28/", "s": "Polish light machine gun derived from the M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle."}]