Analysis on the Next Generation Assault Rifles and Ammunition Designed for the US Army

Dimitrov, Miroslav

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0014.9340

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“…Kowalewski (2021) compares and selects the best submachine gun for the needs of service weapons. Dimitrov (2021) propose a new generation of assault rifles and ammunition designed for the needs of the U.S. Military. Woźniak et al (2021) investigates the development of the MSBS Grot assault rifle from the A0 to the A2 version.…”

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Application of the new hybrid model LMAW-G-EDAS multi-criteria decision-making when choosing an assault rifle for the needs of the army

Radovanović,

Petrovski,

Cirkin

et al. 2024

J. Decis. Anal. Int. Comp.

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The paper addresses the selection of the most favorable alternative in the form of assault rifles to meet the requirements arising from modern combat operations. The complexity of the problem, conditioned by the different structural elements of automatic rifles and the specific situations of their use, has caused the application of Multi-Criteria Decision-making (MCDM) methods. A hybrid model was developed to guide the selection of the appropriate automatic rifle. The criteria were defined by experts, where the calculation of the weight coefficients of criteria was performed using the LMAW method Employing the grey EDAS method for MCDM, the study identifies an assault rifle that offers the most advantageous capabilities for carrying out firing tasks in the context of daily combat operations, with the aim of equipping the armed forces and raising the operational capability of the units. The validity of this model was verified through sensitivity analysis involving the adjustment of criteria weight coefficients.

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Application of the new hybrid model LMAW-G-EDAS multi-criteria decision-making when choosing an assault rifle for the needs of the army

Radovanović,

Petrovski,

Cirkin

et al. 2024

J. Decis. Anal. Int. Comp.

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“…Radovanović et al (2021b) using a hybrid MCDM model AHP-VIKOR select the anti-armor missile systems. Dimitrov (2021) analyse a new generation of assault rifles and ammunition designed for the needs of the U.S. Military. Chemezov et al (2021) presents the results of the ak-109 assault rifle's bullet penetration into targets made of different materials.…”

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Application model of MCDM for selection of automatic rifle

Radovanović,

Petrovski,

Behlić

et al. 2023

J. Decis. Anal. Int. Comp.

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The paper presents a selection of the best automatic rifle of domestic production. The complexity of the problem is conditioned by the different constructional characteristics of automatic rifles, which is why the application of multi-criteria decision-making methods is necessary. The choice of the most favorable alternative was made using the AHP - VIKOR method. By applying the AHP method, the calculation of the weight coefficients of the criteria was performed, while by applying the VIKOR method, the most favorable automatic rifle, was selected. The output is a proposal for the introduction into operational use and equipping of the security forces of the Republic of Serbia.

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A study on motion characteristics of the forced vibration of a floating body in two-degree-of-freedom machine gun system with impact and momentum offset

Wang,

Xu,

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C:

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Floating technology is an emerging firearm recoil reduction technique. Firearms utilizing this technology differ significantly from traditional firearm systems, featuring distinctive characteristics of a two-degree-of-freedom system. This paper presents a novel model for this floating principle machine gun, incorporating a bi-directional buffer spring. The model is established and validated against experimental results. The experiment reveals both the floating body and the automaton body exhibit quasi-harmonic motion with some randomness. An observed impact and momentum offset between the floating body and the automaton body show an offset efficiency of 29%. The stiffness of the two springs is thoroughly analyzed regarding its influence on the floating characteristics, especially the backward ending state of the bi-direction floating body, offset efficiency, and triggering consistency. Increasing the stiffness of the bi-direction floating spring raises the bi-direction floating body’s motion frequency, resulting in a delayed phase at triggering time. Likewise, augmenting the automaton spring stiffness increases its motion frequency and advances the bi-direction floating body’s phase at triggering time. These adjustments affect the relative phase between the bi-direction floating body and the automaton body, thus impacting the backward ending state, offset efficiency, and consistency.

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Analysis on the Next Generation Assault Rifles and Ammunition Designed for the US Army

Cited by 4 publications

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Application of the new hybrid model LMAW-G-EDAS multi-criteria decision-making when choosing an assault rifle for the needs of the army

Application of the new hybrid model LMAW-G-EDAS multi-criteria decision-making when choosing an assault rifle for the needs of the army

Application model of MCDM for selection of automatic rifle

A study on motion characteristics of the forced vibration of a floating body in two-degree-of-freedom machine gun system with impact and momentum offset

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