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Eugene Stoner is one of the United States' most prolific military small arms designers of modern times; but Eugene Stoner wants to create something that he hopes can be revolutionary; a firearm that can be easily reconfigured for different needs, the Stoner 63.
Eugene Stoner is one of the United States' most prolific military small arms designers of modern times; but Eugene Stoner wants to create something that he hopes can be revolutionary; a firearm that can be easily reconfigured for different needs, the Stoner 63.
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S14, EP10 "The Stoner 63"Eugene Stoner is one of the United States' most prolific military small arms designers of modern times; but Eugene Stoner wants to create something that he hopes can be revolutionary; a firearm that can be easily reconfigured for different needs, the Stoner 63.
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S14, EP10 "The Stoner 63"Eugene Stoner is one of the United States' most prolific military small arms designers of modern times; but Eugene Stoner wants to create something that he hopes can be revolutionary; a firearm that can be easily reconfigured for different needs, the Stoner 63.
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