Latest Developments in Global Small Arms Market

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Latest Developments in Global Small Arms Market

  • Automotive
  • May 2021
  • Global
  • 350 Pages
  • No of Tables: 220
  • No of Figures: 60

  • In June 2024, Daniel Defense unveiled its purpose-built PCC SBR, redefining the pistol caliber carbine category. Featuring an 8.3-inch cold hammer forged barrel, 1:10 twist, and hydraulic buffer, it weighs just 6.1 pounds. Despite AR-style aesthetics, it’s a unique, recoil-operated system with no gas or piston. Designed for duty use, the SBR version offers compact performance with top-tier build quality and compatibility with standard 9mm muzzle devices.
  • In May 2020, Colt Canada, a subsidiary of Colt’s Manufacturing Company LLC, was awarded a contract by the Canadian Department of National Defense for the supply of 272 of the new C20 semi-automatic rifle, which is described as an Intermediate Sniper Weapon with an 18-inch barrel.
  • In June 2024, True Velocity and FN America announced a global manufacturing partnership for the .338 Norma Lightweight Medium Machine Gun. FN America will serve as the primary producer of the recoil-mitigated weapon, which offers .50-caliber performance in a lighter, M240-like profile. This strategic alliance aims to equip U.S. and Allied forces with advanced firepower, marking a major step forward in battlefield capability and military small arms innovation. 
  • The third-generation CZ BREN 3, a modular, multi-caliber rifle, has been launched, boasting precision, durability, and reliability. Used by Czech, French (GIGN), Mexican, Portuguese, and Hungarian forces, it passes rigorous NATO AC/225 D/14 tests. Designed for extreme conditions—heat, cold, sand, mud—it ensures optimal performance. The upgrade reinforces CZ’s reputation for combat-ready firearms trusted by global militaries.