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AK-pattern rifle
A family-level record for rifles descended from the Kalashnikov design lineage and its many licensed, unlicensed, and commercial variants.
- Action
- Gas-operated, rotating-bolt semi-automatic family
- Chamberings
- 7.62×39 mm is the historic reference; many other chamberings and variants exist
AR-15 pattern rifle
A family-level record for the modular semi-automatic rifle pattern that includes many makers, configurations, and chamberings.
- Action
- Gas-operated semi-automatic family; exact operating system varies by design
- Chamberings
- Many chamberings; 5.56×45 mm / .223 Remington are common but not universal
Colt 1911 family
The semi-automatic pistol family descended from the U.S. M1911 service pistol and its long commercial and sporting legacy.
- Action
- Single-action, recoil-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- .45 ACP is the historic service reference; later 1911 variants use many chamberings
Glock 19
A compact, striker-fired 9 mm handgun that became one of the most recognised service and civilian pistol models.
- Action
- Striker-fired, recoil-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- 9×19 mm Luger for the core model; other chamberings and variants are separate records
M1 Garand
The U.S. Rifle, Caliber .30, M1: a landmark American service rifle and a major historical reference for semi-automatic infantry arms.
- Action
- Gas-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- .30-06 Springfield for the standard U.S. service rifle; later variants differ
Mossberg 500
A pump-action shotgun family with a long sporting, hunting, service, and civilian history.
- Action
- Pump action
- Chamberings
- 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and .410 appear across variants
Remington Model 870
A long-running pump-action shotgun family used for hunting, sport, service, and civilian ownership.
- Action
- Pump action
- Chamberings
- 12 gauge, 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 appear across variants
Ruger 10/22
A .22 LR semi-automatic rifle family known for its long production history, simple format, and broad sporting use.
- Action
- Blowback-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- .22 Long Rifle
SIG Sauer P365
A compact, striker-fired 9 mm handgun family that helped define the current micro-compact carry market.
- Action
- Striker-fired, recoil-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- 9×19 mm Luger for the core family; variant-specific chamberings must be checked
Smith & Wesson M&P Shield family
A slim M&P handgun family that became a major reference point for single-stack and later micro-compact carry pistols.
- Action
- Striker-fired, recoil-operated semi-automatic
- Chamberings
- 9 mm and .40 S&W appear across Shield variants; verify the exact model
For research only. Not an owner’s manual or legal guide.