It Came From 1956: The Double-Barreled Winchester SALVO Rifle
By Nathaniel F
One of the weapons developed during the early days of small-caliber high velocity research was a double-barreled .22 caliber FAL. This was a follow-on project to the modified T48 (American FAL test rifle) used to test the .22 HV featured in our last Weekly DTIC, itself tested alongside the .22 caliber M2 Carbine as part of […]
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