I would think the most common rifle of WWII would be the Russian Moisin-Nagant Model 91/30. Over 17 million were produced to arm the largest mobilized army in history, the WWII Red Army.
Every major WWII combatant nation entered the war with a version of the same bolt-action rifle its soldiers had carried in WWI, including the US. The US was in the process of converting over to the M-1 semi-automatic rifle, but most US troops were still equipped with the Model 1903 Springfield. No other nation made such a change, and all others fought WWII with the same basic rifles as they had used in the first war. The Germans did begin production of the Sturm Gewehr 1943 (the design from which the Russian AK-47 is drawn) but never made enough to come close to rearming its entire force. All the service rifles were initially adopted between 1890-1910.
The Russian Moisin-Nagant first entered service as the Model 1891, but was redesigned in 1930, hence it was known as the Model 91/30.
Most likely it was the M-1 Rifle.
Susanns butler
The M1917 Enfield rifle, although the Springfield 'O3 was fairly common as well.
a light machine gun is a fully automatic rifle that one man can operate. during ww2 the most common light machine gun was the BAR (browning automatic rifle) in 30 cal. or 3006 in todays lingo.
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Most likely it was the M-1 Rifle.
Susanns butler
7.62x63, otherwise known as the US .30-06.
The Lee enfield rifle was the most common as it was cheap, had cheap ammo and could fire far and quite fast.Hope this helped :)
The Winchester Model 1894 rifle is a lever-action repeating rifle that became one of the most This was not a major concern when the gun was originally designed; the most common upgrade to guns of the pre–World War II era
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Football was the most popular game in WWII.
AK-47 and SKS for NVA and VC M-16 for USA
The M1917 Enfield rifle, although the Springfield 'O3 was fairly common as well.
The sniper rifle dates back to the American Civil War when Confederate troops mounted scopes on rifles and could kill the enemy from distances of up to 800 yards. From World War I and beyond, what we know as the sniper rifle today became common.
John
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