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This is intended for people interested in the subject of military guns and their ammunition, with emphasis on automatic weapons.
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12/10/20
Don't forget that ARES is also a subcontractor for Textron, and they had Eugene Stoner working on CT in the 1980s.
27/10/20
GARLAND, TX (October 26, 2020) – Australia-based NIOA, a company specializing in the supply and sustainment of weapons and munition systems to the Australian Defense Force (ADF), has invited Texas-based True Velocity to the next stage in the LAND 159 Lethality Systems Project procurement process. The LAND 159 project will equip the men and women of the ADF with next-generation pistols, assault rifles, machine guns, sniper rifles, direct fire support weapons, and ammunition. True Velocity, which manufactures composite cased ammunition for military, law enforcement and civilian use, will specifically participate in the narrowed search for next generation ammunition solutions.
27/10/20
May our Australian friends benefit from production overruns if this gets adopted!