↑ https://www.guns.com/news/2016/03/17/armalite-ar18-rifles-eugene-stoners-redheaded-stepchild-love-redheads/"When the ArmaLite Model 18 was in its last days of production, weapons engineers at Enfield borrowed heavily from its design for ‘inspiration’ on their new 5.56mm rifle. Known then as the Enfield Weapons System and now as the L85, the bullpup rifle of the British military is at its heart a modified AR18 thrown into a radically different stock."
↑ “Archived copy”. Truy cập ngày 1 tháng 11 năm 2014. "Borrowing a page from their Commonwealth partner, the Singapore-made SAR80/SR88 rifles have the same AR18 action. Nevertheless, the Brits got it honest, with both the Austrians and the Germans also using similar short-stroke gas piston layouts on the Steyr AUG and HKG36 rifles".
↑ http://www.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=2974 "But the true legacy of the AR-18 is all the 'modern' firearms that have adopted the bolt carrier group and operating system such as the H&K XM8 & G36, Bushmaster/Remington ACR, FN SCAR 16/17, South Korea Daewoo K1/k2, British L85A1/SA80 as well as the Singaporean SAR-80/SAR-88"
↑ Smith, W.H.B. and Smith, Joseph E. (ed.) Small Arms of the World, 9th ed., Harrisburg, PA: The Stackpole Company, ISBN978-0-81171-566-9 (1969), p. 656
↑ Pikula, Sam (Major), The ArmaLite AR-10, Regnum Fund Press (1998), ISBN9986-494-38-9, p. 92
1 2 Hogg, Ian and Weeks, John, Military Small Arms of the Twentieth Century, 6th ed., Northfield, IL: Digest Books Inc., ISBN0-87349-120-3 (1991), p. 181
1 2 Cutshaw, Charles, Return of the AR-180, Guns Magazine, Vol. 49, No. 6 (June 2003): In addition to an occasional wobbly stock, the upper receiver on some AR-18 rifles can be rocked up and down against the lower.
↑ Ballistic Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, A Kinematic Evaluation of the AR-18 Rifle, Cal. 0.223, Philadelphia, PA: Frankford Arsenal (undated)(unclassified)
