Australian Army has various portable firearms, including rifles, pistols, and light machine guns to provide combat support to the ground force.

An overview of the Australian Army's Artillery, Aviation, Small Arms, Support Weapons, Surveillance and Vehicles.

The F88A2 was the Australian Army’s standard combat weapon between 2009 and 2016. The rifle was replaced by the Enhanced F88 in 2016, but is still in use in select units. Manufactured in …

Small arms Enhanced F88 The enhanced F88 (or EF88) Austeyr rifle is an exceptional weapon characterised by superior lethality, accuracy, ergonomics, reliability and modularity.

Small arms F89 and Para Minimi The Light Support Weapon (LSW), 5.56 millimetre, Para Minimi, is employed as the primary support weapon for special forces teams and as a section support …

Small arms AMR 50 cal AW50F The AMR is a bolt operated, magazine-fed weapon that fires several types of 12.7mm ammunition with the capability of engaging point targets to a range of …

The 7.62 millimetre MAXIMI is a recent addition to the Australian Army. The 7.62 millimetre MAXIMI is a recent addition to the Australian Army. ... Small arms. AMR 50 cal AW50F. Blaser …

Small arms Self-loading pistol 9mm Mark 3 The Self-Loading Pistol 9 millimetre Mark 3 is a short-recoil operated and magazine-fed weapon able to produce semi-automatic fire.

The Australian Army sniper is issued the SR98, with folding butt, which provides the capability to engage targets beyond 800 metres. It can also be used in the suppressed role. The SR98 is a …

Members of the RMC-D Small Arms Training Team respond to a recent article about the constraints of weapon training in the Australian Army. A great read, backed up by sound …