The British army is said to be the 'laughing stock' of NATO because its outdated rifles wouldn't be able to kill Russian or Chinese soldiers in advanced body armour. The army still uses the ...

Grayburn, Upham, Hunter, Shamer, and Troubler – increasing lethality These programmes are running concurrent with a wider effort replace the SA80 battle rifle in British Army service under ...

The British Army have been told that their outdated, “heavy” and “clunky” rifles are the laughing stock of NATO. A senior serving officer told The Times that the army’s L115A3 “sniper ...

The British army is said to be the 'laughing stock' of NATO because its outdated rifles wouldn't be able to kill Russian or ...

So a British-made sniper rifle has been used by Russian soldiers in the same war-torn country that British Army soldiers and Royal Marine Commandos are training their Ukrainian allies only a few ...

The AR-18 entered the initial design phase in 1963 and was produced from 1969 to 1985, with 1,171 total specimens built.

A popular new weapon with the British Army and the NTTC alike, this bolt-action rifle utilises new firearm innovations to improve its speed and efficiency over older models. 30 Essence Dust 4 In ...

The L85A2 is chambered in 5.56×45mm NATO, features a gas-operated rotating bolt system, and has a 30-round magazine. Its ...

and Sako rifle for the British Army's Project Grayburn, a programme to replace the SA80. Speaking at the Enforce Tac 2025 defence exhibition, held from 24 to 26 February in Nuremburg, Germany ...