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This Russian Service Rifle Sold 37 Million Units Over Its Lifetime

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This Russian Service Rifle Sold 37 Million Units Over Its Lifetime

Published: by Liam Frady

This Russian Service Rifle Sold 37 Million Units Over Its Lifetime
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50. Winchester Model 1892
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49. Winchester Model 1912/1942
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48. Winchester Models 1900 through 1968
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47. Marlin Model 1891/1892/1897/1939
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46. M14
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45. Fusil Gras mle 1874
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44. Remington Model 740/742/7400 Woodsmaster
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43. Gewehr 1888
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42. Browning Auto-5
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41. Browning M2
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40. Luger Parabellum
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39. Nagant M1895
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38. QBZ-95
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37. Ruger Standard
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36. Springfield M1903
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35. Berdan M1870
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34. Beretta 92
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33. Lebel Model 1886
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32. Mannlicher M1895
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31. Remington Model 1100
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30. Ruger Single Six/Blackhawk/Vaquero
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29. 'Brown Bess' Land Pattern Musket
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28. Carcano Modello 1891
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27. STEN Gun
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26. M1911 (and copies)
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25. Walther PP/PPK
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24. Marlin Model 336
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23. PPSh-41
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22. Ruger 10/22
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21. Smith & Wesson Model 10
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20. Type 63
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19. M1/M2/M3 Carbine
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18. FN FAL (and derivatives)
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17. Musket Model 1777
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16. Winchester Model 1894
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15. Heckler & Koch G3
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14. M1 Garand
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13. Arisaka Type 30/38/99
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12. Glock
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11. IMI Uzi
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10. Makarov Pistol
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9. Marlin Model 60
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8. Remington 870
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7. Mossberg 500
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6. SKS
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5. Lee-Enfield
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4. M16/M4/AR-15 (and derivatives)
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3. Mosin-Nagant
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2. Mauser Gewehr 98 (and similar)
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1. Kalashnikov AK-47 (and derivatives)
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This Russian Service Rifle Sold 37 Million Units Over Its Lifetime
50. Winchester Model 1892
49. Winchester Model 1912/1942
48. Winchester Models 1900 through 1968
47. Marlin Model 1891/1892/1897/1939
46. M14
45. Fusil Gras mle 1874
44. Remington Model 740/742/7400 Woodsmaster
43. Gewehr 1888
42. Browning Auto-5
41. Browning M2
40. Luger Parabellum
39. Nagant M1895
38. QBZ-95
37. Ruger Standard
36. Springfield M1903
35. Berdan M1870
34. Beretta 92
33. Lebel Model 1886
32. Mannlicher M1895
31. Remington Model 1100
30. Ruger Single Six/Blackhawk/Vaquero
29. 'Brown Bess' Land Pattern Musket
28. Carcano Modello 1891
27. STEN Gun
26. M1911 (and copies)
25. Walther PP/PPK
24. Marlin Model 336
23. PPSh-41
22. Ruger 10/22
21. Smith & Wesson Model 10
20. Type 63
19. M1/M2/M3 Carbine
18. FN FAL (and derivatives)
17. Musket Model 1777
16. Winchester Model 1894
15. Heckler & Koch G3
14. M1 Garand
13. Arisaka Type 30/38/99
12. Glock
11. IMI Uzi
10. Makarov Pistol
9. Marlin Model 60
8. Remington 870
7. Mossberg 500
6. SKS
5. Lee-Enfield
4. M16/M4/AR-15 (and derivatives)
3. Mosin-Nagant
2. Mauser Gewehr 98 (and similar)
1. Kalashnikov AK-47 (and derivatives)

This Russian Service Rifle Sold 37 Million Units Over Its Lifetime

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