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I'm trying to understand what assault rifle of the Manufacture d'Armes de Saint-Étienne (FAMAS, the rifle of the French fleet of 95) is in English. I only know that assault weapons and the means of aggression, Saint-Etienne is the French version of the Rock Iceland or Springfield. Rifle So what does this mean?
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FAMAS rifle is the weapon is like calling a Springfield rifle model 1903 only the name of the manufacturer. A gun CETME is the same way, Spanish CETME is the manufacturer of weapons where stg45 time and produced the gun.
I think it's "Assault Rifle Weapon Manufacture of Saint Etienne." It is a literal translation, word for word, which probably means "Assault Rifle manufactured in Saint Etienne in French.
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The people in France, French speaking, not Frenchie!
Military Assault Rifle manufactured in Saint-Etienne
Rifle basically means weapon.
Rifle
= .... gun as if to .... God that is in English? rifile
Gun is a weapon. Assault rifle is an assault rifle.
It simply means "weapon" or specifically "light gun".
You may have heard the term Royal Rifles of the British Army ... As you have probably heard the term grenadier Musketeers ... French in the tradition of "Rifleman" is a light infantry or mounted infantry, the two positions, a lighter weapon with a standard rifle or pistol.
Average pistol, rifle
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