Rifles

thumb|Common military rifles from the mid-to-late 20th century of various types and configurations, displayed at the National Firearms Museum in [[Virginia, United States. Top to bottom: FAMAS, vz. 52 rifle, CAR-15, M40, SVD rifle, RK 62, and Type 56.]]

gun that uses compressed air to launch projectiles

scoped high-precision rifles used by infantry

Military rifle

main piece of equipment in the sport of paintball

firearm with a periscope for firing from behind cover

type of sporting rifle with two barrels instead of one

firearm of large caliber for hunting large game

type of air gun, typically with a 4.5 mm smoothbore barrel, for use with spherical bullets

Term for small-caliber firearms for hunting small animals

rifle with a barrel length of less than 16 inches as designated by the US Government