Several firearms. The first was the Simonov Carbine Semiautomatic (SKS). The best known is probably the AK47 (Kalashnikov) However, there are many other weapons chambered for this cartridge now. One Australian company is making bolt action lee-Enfield rifles in 7.62x39. The Czech marketing company CZ offers a bolt action hunting rifle in 7.62x39 (in term of energy produced, it's comparable to a .30-30 round). Ruger manufactures the Mini 30, which is a 7.62x39 variant of the Mini 14. 7.62x39 versions of civilian variants of the AR-15 and Daewoo K2 rifle have been manufactured, as well. Other military weapons aside from the Kalashnikov rifles (and which are often mistaken for AK type rifles) include the Chinese Type 68, Chinese Type 81, and Czech Vz.58, and there is a 7.62x39 variant of the Israeli Galil ACE in production.
Any firearm that is chambered for it. Hungary makes a hand gun that fires this round.
The original gatling gun shot a .45 long colt. But the more modern version invented by John Dylan shoots a .308 caliber rifle round. Also the larger gatling cannon shoots a 30mm round.
Many makers have made/still make weapons that fire that round.
Depends on how fast the gun that shoots 700 feet gets it projectile to 700 feet.
The only Nerf gun which shoots under 5 feet when it is not modified or broken is the Jaru Tech Shot, which is a fake Nerf gun that only shoots around 4 feet.
It can be referred to as a pellet gun or air gun.
a hand gun
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It should be 98.7 degrees but he shoots blanks.