A. Uberti, Srl. Revolvers 1873 Buntline Target (Italian Republic – A. Uberti, Srl. – Unknown Date – Single-Action Revolver – .357 Magnum, .45 Colt: Italian variant of the American Colt Buntline Special.) 1873 Buntline Target LBR (Italian Republic – A. Uberti, Srl. – Unknown Date – Single-Action Revolver – .357 Magnum, .45 Colt: Variant of the 1873 Burtline Target designed to be legal in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Features a longer 20-inch barrel.) AAI Corporation Launchers M203 (United States – AAI Corporation – 1967–1968 – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade Grenade: American grenade launcher designed for use with the Colt M16 rifle and its variants. Entered service with the United States Armed Forces in 1969.) M203 DAX (United States – AAI Corporation – Unknown Date – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade: Variant of the M203. Features a double-action trigger and a longer breech opening to accommodate less-lethal ammunition.) M203A1 (United States – AAI Corporation – Early 1990s – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade: Variant of the M203 designed for use with the Colt M4 rifle and its variants. Features a new special mounting system.) M203A1 SOPMOD (United States – AAI Corporation, United States Special Operations Command – 1983–2001 – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade: Variant of the M203A1 designed for use with the SOPMOD accessory system for rifles used by the United States Special Operations Command. Features a shorter 9-inch barrel.) M203A2 (United States – AAI Corporation – 2008 – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade: Variant of the M203 grenade launcher designed for use with Colt M16A4 assault rifles and Colt M4 carbines. Can also be used with M16A2 MWS assault rifles. Features the capability of using rangefinding optics.) M203PI (United States – AAI Corporation – Unknown Date – Single-Shot Underslung Grenade Launcher – 40×46mm Grenade: Variant of the M203 designed for use with rifles other than the Colt M16 and Colt M4, such as the Steyr AUG assault rifle, Heckler & Koch G3 battle rifle, and Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun.) Rifles AAI SBR (United States – AAI Corporation – 1970s – Assault Rifle – 4.32×45mm: Designed for the United States Armed Forces' Future Rifle Program, which aimed to replace the Colt M16 rifles in service with the United States Armed Forces at that time. Never adopted by any military. Prototypes only.) AAI XM70 (United States – AAI Corporation – Unknown Date – Assault Rifle – 5.56×45mm Fléchette: Designed as a possible entry into the United States Armed Forces' Future Rifle Program, which aimed to replace the colt M16 rifles in service with the United States Armed Forces at that time. The AAI SBR was chosen as an entry instead due to high production cost and failures during testing. Prototype only.) Accuracy International Rifles Accuracy International AS50 (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Accuracy International – 2007 – Semi-Automatic Anti-Materiel Rifle – .50 BMG: Designed for use with the British Armed Forces and the United States Navy SEALs.) Accuracy International Precision Marksman/Accuracy International PM (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Accuracy International – 1982 – Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle – 7.62×51mm NATO, .308 Winchester: Designed to replace the L42A1 bolt-action sniper rifles in service with the British Armed Forces. Designated the L96A1 by the British Armed Forces.) Accuracy International Arctic Warfare/Accuracy International AW (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Accuracy International – 1988–1991 – Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle – 7.62×51mm NATO, .308 Winchester: Upgraded variant of the Accuracy International Precision Marksman bolt-action sniper rifle. Features increased reliability, especially in arctic conditions, and an enlarged stockhole, bolt handle, magazine release, and

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