The M2, by far. The M2 uses the much more powerful 12.7x99mm (.50 BMG) cartridge, whereas the M1917 uses the much smaller and less powerful 7.62x63mm (.30-06) cartridge.
Some as falows: Rifles M1903 Springfield M1892-99 Springfield M1917 Enfield Lee-Enfield (AEF soldiers in Commonwealth units) M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle Winchester Model Lee 1895 (Used by the Navy) Winchester Model 1895 Winchester Model 1907 Remington Model 8 Berthier rifle (AEF soldiers in French units) Machine Guns M1917 Browning Machine Gun Chauchat Lewis Gun Hotchkiss M1909 Benet-Mercie machine gun Hotchkiss M1914 machine gun M1895 Colt-Browning machine gun Vickers machine gun Shotguns Winchester M1897 Winchester M1912 Browning Auto-5 Remington Model 10 Grenades F1 Grenade Mk 1 grenade Mk 2 grenadebr Mills bomb
Colt M1911Springfield M1903Enfield M1917M1 GarandM1 CarbineJohnson M1941 rifleM1928, M1, M1A1 Thompson submachinegunM3 "grease gun'Reising M50 submachinegunM1918 Browning Automatic RifleM1941 Johnson light machine gunM1917 Browning machine gunM1919 Browning machine gunM2 Browning Heavy Barrel .50 machine gunBoys .55 inch anti-tank rifleM1897 ShotgunWinchester Model 12 shotgun
As rifles go, the 50 BMG shoots the farthest with accuracy. The BMG stands for Browning Machine gun. This is the standard 50 caliber machine gun bullet used today as the model M2. The rifle is available as a bolt action or semi-automatic version. It is used for specialized long distance sniper missions.
The word Citori is the name of the model of Browning you have.
it must be clear as to the model of weapon being discussed. i.e, garand, BAR, etc.....
No such model in the Browning line.
You will have to call Browning. That model number is not published.
AFAIK, Browning never made a model 810.
It was a model 29.
2003; you will have to call Browning for model
1994. You will have to call Browning to find out the model
No such model made by Browning.