This Q&A session defines battle rifles as self-loading, military-pattern service rifles chambered for full-power cartridges, distinguishing them from intermediate cartridge rifles like the SKS. It explores the historical context of battle rifles post-WWII, comparing designs like the BM-59 and M14, and discusses the practicality of full-auto fire and modern trends like the US XM7 in 6.8x51mm. The discussion highlights that while full-power cartridges offer range, intermediate rounds are generally preferred for infantry due to weight and controllability.
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