fusils d'assaut

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Colt M16A4 Rifle is the fourth generation of the M16 weapon system. The M16A4 Rifle still represents the world standard by which all other weapons of this class are judged. Its combat proven performance is verified by the fact that over 8 million M16 weapon systems have been produced and placed in military service throughout the world. With a record that is unmatched by any other weapon system, it is no wonder that the U.S. Marine Corps considers there to be “… no finer service rifle in the world today”.
Colt M16A4 Rifle, now in production, features a performance identical to the M16A2. Physical differences between the two weapons include a removable carrying handle with an integral rail-mounting system on the M16A4. When the carrying handle is removed, any accessory device with a rail grabber, such as an optical sight, can be mounted on the weapon.

The M16A4 Rifle barrel is designed to accept the M203 Grenade Launcher which can easily be assembled to the rifle offering the user both point and area firing capabilities. Also, all US and NATO rifle grenades can be fired without any supplementary equipment.
The new concepts of rapid deployment, mobility and increased firepower play a major part in the overall strategy of modern warfare. Increased emphasis is now put on small tactical units that are able to “get in and out” fast. Increased need for a lightweight, highly dependable, accurate service rifle with added fire power therefore exists. Colt M16A4 Rifle is the ultimate rifle in 5.56mm.

FAMAS (Fusil Automatique, Manufacture d'Armes de St. Etienne)

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FAMAS stands for Fusil d'Assaut de la Manufacture d'Armes de St-Etienne (Assault Rifle by St-Etienne Arms Factory - a member of the French govt. owned GIAT Industries concern). Development of this rifle began in 1967, under the leadership of the Paul Tellie, a French arms designer. This new rifle was intended to replace in service the MAS Mle.49/56 semi-automatic rifles, MAT-49 submachine guns and some MAC Mle.1929 light machine guns. First FAMAS prototype had been built in 1971. French military began to test this rifle in 1972-73, but, in the meantime, France adopted a Swiss-designed SIG SG-540 5.56mm assault rifle as an intermediate solution. FAMAS rifle was adopted by the French in 1978 and since then became a standard French Army shoulder fired small arm, known among the French soldiers as "Le Clairon" (the bulge). According to the Janes Infantry Weapons 2000, the total number of FAMAS F1 rifles built is estimated at 400 000, and the production of the F1 variant is now completed. It is still used by the French army, and was exported in small numbers to some countries like the Senegal or United Arab Emirates. Since then, the GIAT Industries developed an improved version of the F1, known as the G1. This rifle featured an enlarged trigger guard, that covered a whole hand, and a slightly improved plastic handguards. G1 was an intermediate design, and was consequently replaced by the latest production model, the FAMAS G2, which appeared circa 1994. This rifle has the G1-style enlarged trigger guard but can accept only STANAG type (M16-compatible) magazines. It was adopted and purchased by the French Navy in the 1995, with the French Army soon following the suit, and also offered for export. At the present time the slightly upgraded FAMAS G2 rifle is used as a platform for the future FELIN system (a French counterpart to the US "Land Warrior" programme), which incorporates a various electronic sights and sensors, connected to the soldier carried equipment, like the helmet mounted displays, ballistic and tactical computers etc. GIAT also now offers some variations of the basic FAMAS G2 rifle, such as "Submachine gun" with shortened receiver and barrel of 320 mm long, "Commando" with the standard receiver and the 405 mm barrel, and the "Sniper", with longer and heavier 620 mm barrel and an integral scope mount instead of the carrying handle.
The FAMAS rifles seen some action during the operation "Desert Storm" in Kuwait in 1991, as well as in some peace-keeping operations in the mid and late 1990s, and proved itself as a reliable and trustworthy weapons.
Technical description
The FAMAS assault rifles are built using the bullpup layout, with the magazine housing behind the pistol grip and trigger. The gun is built around the compact receiver, which is enclosed in the plastic housing. FAMAS is one of the relatively rare systems that uses a lever delayed blowback action, borrowed from the French AAT-52 machine gun, but originally invented by the Hungarian designer Paul de Kiraly prior to the Second World War, and improved by the Paul Tellie for the FAMAS rifle. This system consists of the two-part bolt (breech block) with the delay lever interposed between the light forward part (the bolt itself), which has a bolt face and the provisions for extractor mountings, and the heavier rear part (the bolt carrier). The lever is pivotally mounted on the front part of the breech block (bolt), with its lower legs resting against the cross pin in the receiver and the upper legs resting against the face on the bolt carrier (assuming that the bolt group is in its forward position). Gun is fired from the closed bolt. When cartridge is ignited and fired, the gas pressure against the cartridge base pushes the cartridge case back in the fluted chamber, against the bolt face. The bolt begin to move back under the pressure, but at initial stages of the movement, when the pressure is still high, the delay lever transforms the short movement of the bolt into the longer movement of the heavier bolt carrier, thus delaying the opening of the bolt. As soon as the pressure in the chamber is dropped down to reasonable level, the lever is completely withdrawn from the contact with the cross pin, and from this moment on both bolt and its carrier begin to move back with the same speed, compressing the return spring and extracting and ejecting the spent case. The bolt face has extractor mounting points on both sides, so user can mount the extractor claw on the left or the right side of the bolt, which will result in the left-side or right-side extraction of the spent cartridge cases through the ejection ports on both sides of the gun. One of the ejection ports, which is not used at the moment, is always covered with detachable cheek piece, which can be installed on either side of the gun, as required. This allows to solve the problem of the left-hand use, which is essential for most bullpup rifles. The charging handle is located above the receiver, under the carrying handle, is shaped like trigger and completely ambidextrous. The charging handle does not reciprocate when gun is fired.
The firing mechanism unit is contained in the detachable plastic housing just behind the magazine port. The unit is linked to the trigger by the long trigger rod, and the safety / fire selector is located within the triggerguard, just ahead of the trigger. The selector has 3 positions for safe, single shots, and automatic fire. Additional three-rounds bursts module is built into the firing mechanism housing, with the additional selector under the housing, behind the magazine, that allows for the unlimited full automatic fire or 3 rounds burst modes to be selected (when the main selector is in the full auto mode).
The sighting system of the FAMAS consists of the blade front and the diopter rear sight, adjustable for range and with two flip-up apertures, for good visibility and low light conditions. Both sights are mounted on the pillars, that are in turn mounted on the receiver, and concealed by the large plastic carrying handle. The carrying handle has the provisions for mounting a Weaver or Picatinny-style sight bases. A special receivers also available with the integral sights base instead of the carrying handle.
The standard FAMAS barrel is 488 mm long and has a NATO-standard 22mm diameter flash hider, which also is used to launch rifle grenades from the muzzle. Current FAMAS barrels are rifled with 1:9 twist (1 turn in 228 mm, right hand), so both older M193 and newer 5.56mm NATO / SS109 / M855 ammunition can be fired with good results. Another interesting fact about FAMAS barrels is that it has only 3 groves (while most other rifles have 4 to 6 grooves). The "Commando" variant has the shorter barrel which cannot be used to launch grenades. Both standard and the Commando versions can be fitted with the 40mm M203 underbarrel grenade launcher, if required. Every FAMAS rifle (except for the shortest "Submachine gun" version) can be fitted with folding, non-adjustable lightweight bipods that can be folded along the gun body when not in use. On most rifles these bipods are fitted as a standard. Every FAMAS rifle is equipped with the carrying sling and with detachable bayonet.

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Le fusil d'assaut MAS Mle F1 est une arme individuelle de combat rapproché polyvalente permettant :

Le tir à balle au coup par coup ou par rafales libres ou limitées jusqu'à 300m.
Le tir de grenades antichar jusqu'à 75m en tir tendu et de grenades antipersonnel jusqu'à 300m en tir vertical.
ORGANISATION GENERALE :
L'éjection des étuis vides s'effectue sur la droite ou sur la gauche suivant la conformation du tireur. La hausse unique de combat est réglable en hauteur et en direction. Le porte-oeilleton à volets permet de choisir un dispositif adapté aux conditions de visibilité. La poignée gardemain, équipée d'une alidade et d'un cran de mire rabattables, est utilisée pour le tir vertical ou tendu des grenades à fusil. L'arme est dotée d'un cache-flammes de 22mm et d'une bague à ressort permettant le réglage de la portée des grenades. Bipied repliable. Baïonnette.
PERFORMANCES :
Portée maximale : 3200m.
Portée pratique : 300m.
Pouvoir de perforation : casque toutes armes à 300m.
H + L : 0,60m à 200m.
L'instruction technique du tir au FAMAS s'effectue à l'aide du simulateur d'instruction technique aux armes légères d'infanterie (SITTAL).
RENSEIGNEMENTS NUMERIQUES :
Calibre : 5,56mm.
Masse en ordre de combat : 4,2kg.
Longueur : 0,76m.
Contenance du magasin : 25 cartouches.
Vitesse initiale du projecteur : 930m/s.
Cadence de tir : 1000c/m.
Vitesse pratique de tir : 100c/m.
MUNITIONS :
Cartouche à balle ordinaire.
Cartouche à balle traçante.
Cartouche de lancement sans balle.
Cartouche à balle plastique.
Cartouche d'exercice.
http://www.defense.gouv.fr/terre/decouverte/materiels/armement_individuel_et_collectif/famas

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FAMAS Felin is an individual 5.56mm assault rifle designed to be integrated on the French Felin infantryman concept. It has fully integrated the following capabilities: day and night targeting, range finder, instinctive shoot aids and an IFF-like device for identification of friend or foe fighters. In addition, the FAMAS Felin carries a communications device to relay images and radio.

The new FAMAS assault rifle is enabled, thanks to the targeting aids subsystem, to hit a man in daylight conditions at 300m with 90% and at 500m with 50%. During night 200m with 90% and 400m at 50%. The FAMAS Felin is still under development.

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Beretta 70/90 5.56 mm assault rifles (Italy), Rifles

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Technical Data:

Manufacturer: Beretta

Country Of Origin: Italy

Date Of Introduction: 1972

Caliber: 5.56 x 45 mm

Feed System: Magazine

Rate Of Fire: 650 rounds per minute

Weights: 3.8 kg

Length: 998 mm

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Development
The Beretta 70/90 system was developed primarily for the Italian Army; the rifle was approved for service in July 1990. It consists of four weapons: the assault rifle AR70/90 for infantry; the carbine SC70/90 for special forces; the SCP70/90 for airborne and mechanised troops; and the light machine gun AS70/90, for use as the squad automatic weapon. The AS70/90 is described in a separate entry. The SCP70/90 is issued with a grenade-launching attachment that has a bayonet lug. The special carbine (short) SCS70/90, at one time intended for use by mechanised forces, is no longer offered. A self-loading-only variant known as the AR 70/90 S was produced for the sporting marking and was offered for a number of years.

Description
The AR70/90 is, broadly, an improved version of the 70/223 assault rifle, and its design has been influenced by service experience gained with the earlier weapon. In the 70/223, for example, the receiver was a pressed-steel rectangle in which the bolt moved on pressed-in rails. Experience showed that this could distort under severe conditions, and thus, the AR70/90 receiver is of trapezoidal section and has steel-bolt guide rails welded into place. The method of operation is the same, using a gas piston mounted over the barrel which actuates a bolt carrier and a two-lug rotating bolt. A noticeable feature is the carrying handle above the receiver. This clips into place by means of a spring-loaded catch and carries a luminescent source for use as an aiming aid in poor light conditions. Removing the handle reveals a dovetailed receiver cover; which meets STANAG 2324 requirements for a sight mounting and which will take any optical or electro-optical sight.The trigger mechanism in the standard version permits selection of single-shot, three-round-burst or full-automatic fire. An optional mechanism is available which restricts the available modes to single-shot and three-round-burst. However, the three-round-burst mechanism can be removed and replaced by components which will permit automatic or self-loading fire only.The rifle feeds from a NATO-compatible 30-round box magazine, with the magazine housing interface to STANAG 4179, allowing the use of any M16-type magazine. The magazine is released by an ambidextrous button which is operated by the hand holding the weapon. A sliding sand cover

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Un reportage de Brandon Herrera sur l'AK-12, très utilisé en Ukraine. On voit également le démontage/remontage du fusil.

J ai un faible pour ce fusil Desert Tech MDRX




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzo5IQ-sg_o&feature=share

Salut !

Une vidéo intéressante qui fait un peu la lumière sur les liens historiques et techniques entre le StG44 et l'AK-47. Le fusil de Kalashnikov est souvent accusé d'être une copie du fusil allemand, mais la réalité est très différente.

@BruceWayne

Dans le domaine des armes légères, Pindad est un constructeur très intéressant. Il a commencé modestement en fabriquant sous licence le FNC belge (appelé là-bas SS-1) puis une version un peu modernisée (SS-2), mais aujourd'hui il produit toute une gamme très complète.

Il y a même des fusils de précision apparemment très bien conçus.

Leur gamme complète est visible ici :

https://pindad.com/weapon

Boussayri.saad a écrit:

J ai un faible pour ce fusil Desert Tech MDRX




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzo5IQ-sg_o&feature=share

Si tu as 3.500$ (sans les accessoires), il est vendu en version semi-automatique aux tireurs civils aux États-Unis et dans certains pays européens.

Vampiro a écrit:

Boussayri.saad a écrit:

J ai un faible pour ce fusil Desert Tech MDRX




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzo5IQ-sg_o&feature=share

Si tu as 3.500$ (sans les accessoires), il est vendu en version semi-automatique aux tireurs civils aux États-Unis et dans certains pays européens.

Juste je le trouve classe.
C'est avec ce genre d'entreprise qui faut s associer pour vraiment lancer une industrie et une arme d'infanterie produite au Maroc (Désert Tech)

Ça peut être intéressant, d'autant que ce se serait le premier contrat majeur de Desert Tech, donc ils seront sûrement plus "volontaires" de décrocher un grand marché (conditions avantageuses, licences, etc.). Après comme c'est Desert Tech, il faut apprécier l'architecture bullpup, ce qui n'est pas forcément le cas de tous les soldats.

Vampiro a écrit:

Ça peut être intéressant, d'autant que ce se serait le premier contrat majeur de Desert Tech, donc ils seront sûrement plus "volontaires" de décrocher un grand marché (conditions avantageuses, licences, etc.). Après comme c'est Desert Tech, il faut apprécier l'architecture bullpup, ce qui n'est pas forcément le cas de tous les soldats.

Exactement c'est le fond de m'a pensée.
1-Ils ont les brevets et licence
2-c une entreprise moyenne
3-c'est une entreprise américaine bonne relation(transféré de technologie).

Pour le bullpup on utilise déjà le SAR-21.
C'est avec ce genre d'entreprise qu'il faut créer des joint-venture ils ont la technologie en plus ils font des accessoires pour les M4 AR15......
Il peuvent de sortir un mix (CR-805. SCAR. ARX-160).
Vraiment tu a lu dans mes pensées

Un fusil un peu méconnu, le FX-05 Xiuhcoatl mexicain.

Vampiro a écrit:

Un fusil un peu méconnu, le FX-05 Xiuhcoatl mexicain.

Il et basé sur HkG36.
Je l'ai déjà donné comme exemple ici au forum pour avoir un fusil produit localement prendre exemple sur le Mexique. (Apparemment il a des problème d usure et il et trop encombrant).
Même l argentine a fait pareil avec le FARA-83 basé sur FN FAL .
Et le Brésil avec le IMBEL MD basé sur un mix FN FAL et M16 ( un excellent fusil robuste et simple)


Si on veut avoir un fusil d assaut marocain il faut prendre exemple sur les pays d Amérique latine c un bon exemple .

Au départ le Mexique voulait fabriquer sous licence le G36, mais pour une question d'autonomie, il a été décidé que ce serait un fusil national. L'inconvénient quand on achète ses armes légères et ses munitions, c'est que si les fournisseurs ne veulent plus fournir, tu te retrouves les mains vides... Le FX05 a eu des soucis de qualité au niveau des matériaux et de l'usure des canons, mais de ce que je sais c'est en grande partie réglé. Ce ne sera jamais le "fusil du siècle", mais il fait le travail comme on dit.

Beaucoup de pays d'Amérique latine ont soit développés leur propre arme (Mexique) ou alors fabriqué sous licence (Colombie ou Chili avec le Galil, Argentine le FAL, etc.). Le Maroc doit être capable d'en faire autant et de développer sa propre gamme complète (armes de poing, fusils d'assaut ou de précision...), ce n'est qu'une question de volonté et de priorité. Même d'un point de vue financier, ça ne coûte pas si cher que ça. Plein de pays au départ sans tradition de production armurière l'ont fait, comme l'Indonésie ou le Brésil.

On a parlé plus haut de Pindad en Indonésie, mais il y a aussi l'entreprise Komodo Armament. C'est une entreprise privée (Pindad appartient à l’État) et qui produit une gamme très complète et moderne allant du pistolet au fusil de précision.



Leur site internet, très complet, ici :

https://komodoarmament.com/

Et le catalogue ici :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VdW1sQX0ScCsz_smXTJH1rUSXeF-jEEM/view

A noter que le StG-58 a servi de base à de nombreuses fabrications américaines pour le marché civil. Notamment les DSA fortement modernisés.

https://www.shootingillustrated.com/content/review-ds-arms-fal-custom-para-sa58-improved-battle-carbine/

Salut !

Un petit éclairage sur le fusil d'assaut singapourien SAR-21, notamment en service au Maroc. Sa particularité est d'avoir été développé sur-mesure pour les soldats singapouriens, qui avant étaient obligés de s’adapter aux fusils étrangers importés. Sa production a commencé en 1999 et outre l'armée singapourienne, il s'est un peu exporté (Maroc, Pérou, Indonésie, Sri-Lanka, Thaïlande...) et ne sera jamais un succès commercial.

L'arme avait quelques défauts (manque d'éclairage du réticule de l'optique, sélecteur de tir mal placé, assez lourde, course de détente trop longue...), mais une partie sera corrigée. Le SAR-21 connaîtra différentes variantes pour améliorer sa modularité. Il a souvent été considéré comme très inspiré, voire copié sur le Steyr AUG (notamment pour son optique intégrée), mais il avait sa propre ergonomie (levier d'armement sur le dos de l'arme) et certaines innovations comme un pointeur laser intégré dans le garde-main.

A Singapour, le SAR-21 devra être remplacé par le BR-18.

Cette vidéo est très intéressante, car elle montre la mécanique du SAR-21. Sur ce point, le SAR-21 était extrêmement bien pensé, car il reprenait le système Kalashnikov avec emprunt de gaz par piston.

C est le fusil officiel de la garde royale et il est utiliser aussi au USA par les SWAT de Alabama et du Kansas

@Boussayri.saad

Vu que tu aimes les bullpup, il y a le VHS-D2 des croates d'HS Produkt. Par rapport au Desert Tech MDRX, il a l'avantage d'être déjà produits en série et adopté par plusieurs armées.

Vampiro a écrit:

@Boussayri.saad

Vu que tu aimes les bullpup, il y a le VHS-D2 des croates d'HS Produkt. Par rapport au Desert Tech MDRX, il a l'avantage d'être déjà produits en série et adopté par plusieurs armées.

Oui une belle armée il a participé à l appel d offre pour remplacer le FAMAS . Et il a fait c'est preuves avec les forces spéciales irakien contre Daech il paraît que c une très belle arme

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGJtPoY52/

Ce sont des Misr égytiennes ? Le frein de bouche en trompette est étonnant, il ressemble à celui d'une AKMS-74U. Après ça arrive qu'au gré des modernisations, des AK reprennent des composants venants d'autres armes de la famille Kalashnikov : frein de bouche, boîtier de culasse...

Vu que plus haut il était question de fusils Kalashnikov, il y en a un lointain dérivé un peu méconnu : le Zastava M21 serbe. Il est très similaire au fusil russe dans son mécanisme de fonctionnement, mais est chambré pour le 5.56x45mm OTAN. Une arme assez simple, mais très efficace et fiable qui s'est déjà un peu exportée : Arménie, Azerbaidjan, Cameroun, Irak, Macédoine du Nord... J'ai déjà eu l'occasion d'en manipuler un, et c'est vraiment une arme très agréable à prendre en main.

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19 FEBRUARY 2024

Singapore Airshow 2024: ST Engineering debuts Next Generation Singapore Assault Rifle

by Ridzwan Rahmat


ST Engineering's Next Generation Singapore Assault Rifle, unveiled for the first time at the Singapore
Airshow 2024. (Janes/Ridzwan Rahmat)


ST Engineering has unveiled the latest iteration to its Singapore Assault Rifle – 21st Century (SAR 21).

Known as the Next Generation SAR (Next Gen SAR), the 5.56 mm weapon was unveiled at the Singapore Airshow2024, which is taking place at the Changi Exhibition Centre from 20 to 25 February.

The Next Gen SAR has been positioned as a weapon that features the advantages of a bullpup rifle in terms of compactness and better suitability for close-quarter battles in urban environments but maintains the flexibility to be fitted with conventional warfare accessories.

Besides a standard configuration, the Next Gen SAR comes in the sharpshooter configuration that is incorporated with a fire-control system that can detect moving targets, and a grenade-launching configuration that is integrated with ST Engineering's STK40GL side-loading launcher.

The Next Gen SAR weighs approximately 4 kg and has a rifling twist rate of one in 178 mm (one in seven inches). Similar to the SAR 21, the weapon has a barrel length of 508 mm and an overall length of between 670 mm and 810 mm depending on the configuration opted for.

Another added feature to the Next Gen SAR is that it features ambidextrous ejection to better suit the firing positions for left-handed shooters, and an adjustable butt-stock for better ergonomics.

For more information on the SAR 21, please see SAR 21 series 5.56 mm assault rifle.

https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/singapore-airshow-2024-st-engineering-debuts-next-generation-singapore-assault-rifle

Salut !

Au début de l'année 2024, la Russie a présenté une nouvelle cartouche pour fusil d'assaut : la 6.02x41mm. Ca pourrait être une véritable révolution, puisqu'elle est théoriquement destinée à remplacer les 7.62x39 et la 5.45x39 utilisées aujourd'hui.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2024/01/10/new-russian-6-02x41-cartridge-and-prototype-rifles-ak-22-mini-svch/

L'affaire est à suivre de très près.