Talk:Adaptive Combat Rifle

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This article has previously been nominated to be moved. Please review the prior discussions if you are considering re-nomination.

Discussions:

Adaptive Combat Rifle → Remington ACR rifle, moved without discussion, 24 December 2017
RM, Remington ACR rifle → Remington ACR, Moved to Remington adaptive combat rifle, 15 May 2008, discussion
RM, Remington adaptive combat rifle → Remington Adaptive Combat Rifle, Moved to Remington ACR, 31 May 2018, discussion
Remington ACR → Adaptive Combat Rifle, moved without discussion, 8 November 2019
RM, Adaptive Combat Rifle → Remington ACR, Moved, 19 February 2020, discussion
RM, Remington ACR → Bushmaster ACR, Moved to Adaptive Combat Rifle, 16 July 2023, discussion

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