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The Single-Shot WWII "Liberator" vs Giant Bolts Check It Out The World War II “Liberator” Pistol - it was manufactured by the General Motors Guide Lamp Division. A .45 ACP, single-shot pistol, it was conceived in early 1942 and was fairly cheap to produce. With its crude design, it was something that could be quickly made. It was intended to ...

"The History of the 5.56x45mm." (FAQ)

What guns shoot 5.56x45 ammo?

"The most popular gun chambered for the 5.56x45mm NATO is, by far, the iconic Armalite-15, commonly referred to as the AR-15. The U.S. military version was known as the M16 rifle. This firearm has inspired many of the civilian semi-automatic 5.56 chambered guns, which are collectively referred to as being “AR-15 style.” In addition, other firearm manufacturers have 5.56 chambered guns including C**t and Bushmaster. Although semi-automatic is the most common configuration, pump action rifles are also available."

-ammo.com