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- EM-2_rifle length "889.0".
- EM-2_rifle weight "3.49".
- EM-2_rifle abstract "The EM-2, Also known as Rifle No.9 Mk1 or "Janson rifle", was an experimental British assault rifle. It was briefly adopted by British forces in 1951, but the decision was overturned very shortly thereafter by Winston Churchill's incoming government in an effort to secure NATO standardisation of small arms and ammunition in the face of American intransigence. An innovative weapon with the compact bullpup layout and an optical sight, it used one of the early intermediate cartridges (a concept introduced by the Germans with the 7.92x33mm Kurz) as a result of combat experience and German advances in weapons design during World War II. It used the experimental, intermediate powered, but highly efficient .280 British round, which was designed to replace the venerable .303 round and Lee-Enfield rifle variants which had served since before the turn of the 20th century. The United States claimed the .280 British round was too weak for use in rifles and machine guns, and instead favored the much more powerful 7.62x51mm round. As the EM-2 could not be easily adapted to the longer and more powerful round, it faded from use. However, the bullpup layout for a British service rifle was finally adopted some years later in form of the SA80 assault rifle, the EM-2's spiritual successor, which remains in service today.".
- EM-2_rifle length "0.889".
- EM-2_rifle origin United_Kingdom.
- EM-2_rifle thumbnail Enfield_bullpup_prototype.jpg?width=300.
- EM-2_rifle type Assault_rifle.
- EM-2_rifle weight "3490.0".
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- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink enfieldno9hl2.jpg.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink as59-e.htm.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink record.php?id=34048.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink PPA1,M1.
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- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink Enfield_EM22.jpg.
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- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink Assault.htm.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink 1539.htm.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=_wdhN5_RpX4.
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageID "1528752".
- EM-2_rifle wikiPageRevisionID "590980979".
- EM-2_rifle action "Gas operation".
- EM-2_rifle caption "EM-2 as Rifle No. 9".
- EM-2_rifle cartridge "6.25".
- EM-2_rifle cartridge "7".
- EM-2_rifle cartridge "7.62".
- EM-2_rifle designDate "1948".
- EM-2_rifle designer "Stefan Kenneth Janson".
- EM-2_rifle feed "20".
- EM-2_rifle hasPhotoCollection EM-2_rifle.
- EM-2_rifle isRanged "YES".
- EM-2_rifle isUk "YES".
- EM-2_rifle manufacturer Birmingham_Small_Arms_Company.
- EM-2_rifle manufacturer "Canadian Arsenals Limited".
- EM-2_rifle manufacturer "Chambons".
- EM-2_rifle manufacturer "RSAF Enfield".
- EM-2_rifle name "No9 bullpup rifle".
- EM-2_rifle number "59".
- EM-2_rifle productionDate "Unknown".
- EM-2_rifle rate "450".
- EM-2_rifle service "1951".
- EM-2_rifle sights "optical".
- EM-2_rifle type Assault_rifle.
- EM-2_rifle usedBy Canada.
- EM-2_rifle usedBy United_Kingdom.
- EM-2_rifle variants "0.3".
- EM-2_rifle variants "6.25".
- EM-2_rifle variants "7".
- EM-2_rifle variants "7.62".
- EM-2_rifle variants "Carbine".
- EM-2_rifle variants "HBAR".
- EM-2_rifle variants "Winter trigger variant".
- EM-2_rifle velocity "771.0".
- EM-2_rifle wordnet_type synset-weapon-noun-1.
- EM-2_rifle subject Category:Abandoned_military_projects_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- EM-2_rifle subject Category:Assault_rifles.
- EM-2_rifle subject Category:Bullpup_rifles.
- EM-2_rifle subject Category:Rifles_of_the_Cold_War.
- EM-2_rifle subject Category:Trial_and_research_firearms.
- EM-2_rifle type Device.
- EM-2_rifle type Weapon.
- EM-2_rifle type Product.
- EM-2_rifle type PhysicalDevice.
- EM-2_rifle type Weapon.
- EM-2_rifle type DesignedArtifact.
- EM-2_rifle comment "The EM-2, Also known as Rifle No.9 Mk1 or "Janson rifle", was an experimental British assault rifle. It was briefly adopted by British forces in 1951, but the decision was overturned very shortly thereafter by Winston Churchill's incoming government in an effort to secure NATO standardisation of small arms and ammunition in the face of American intransigence.".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2 rifle".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2 rifle".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2".
- EM-2_rifle label "EM-2突擊步槍".
- EM-2_rifle label "Karabin EM-2".
- EM-2_rifle label "بندقية EM-2".
- EM-2_rifle sameAs EM-2.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs EM-2.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs Karabin_EM-2.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs EM-2_rifle.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs m.0587_2.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs Q795282.
- EM-2_rifle sameAs Q795282.
- EM-2_rifle wasDerivedFrom EM-2_rifle?oldid=590980979.
- EM-2_rifle depiction Enfield_bullpup_prototype.jpg.
- EM-2_rifle isPrimaryTopicOf EM-2_rifle.
- EM-2_rifle name "No9 bullpup rifle".