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What kind of gun is sg sr smg ar?

Sg is a shotgun. Sr is a sniper rifle. Smg is a submachine gun. Ar is an automatic rifle or an assault rifle.

First, SG: shotgun, shot means shooting. As we all know, shotguns have no rifling, while previous guns have no rifling. Therefore, it may be because the sprayer has no rifling, which leads to the split between the shotgun and rilfegun.

Then rifling faction occupied the mainstream, and there were many subdivisions. Now muskets are basically stuck with sprayers. Shotguns and rifles are rifling.

Second, Sr: sniper rifle, sniper rifle, with high precision and good air tightness. Bullets are generally full-power rifle bullets or above, equipped with sights, mostly single-shot or semi-automatic.

Third, SMG:Sub machine gun, submachine gun, which is defined by Americans, means small machine gun, submachine gun. China's definition is quite different from that of the west. For example, standard assault rifles, such as Guan 56 Chong, are also called submachine guns.

4.AR: automatic rifle or assault rifle, both of which can be called, but there are still some differences. Automatic rifles cover a wider range of fields and are defined by form rather than scene.

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Other English gun abbreviations:

First, LMG: light machine guns, light machine guns are generally assigned to the class level, machine guns with the same bullets as team infantry, bipeds and large-capacity drums or chains, and heavy barrels can keep shooting for a longer time without overheating.

Similarly, HMG and heavy machine guns are heavy machine guns, which are generally carried by vehicles or tripods, and are distributed to companies and above, with bullets at least higher than those of full-power rifles. 12.7 or 14.5 is also acceptable.

Secondly, PT: pistol pistol, which is not much to say, is very easy to understand, but note that crooked nuts generally refer to revolvers directly as revolve, while pistol generally refers to semi-automatic or automatic pistols.