👉 The Convention Weapon, also known as the "Convention Rifle," is a type of rifle that was standardized for military use in various countries during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It typically features a smoothbore barrel, a rifled design for improved accuracy and range, and a bolt-action mechanism. The weapon's design allowed for the use of a variety of cartridges, often with a consistent length and pressure, making it versatile for different combat situations. The Convention Weapon became a staple in many armies due to its balance of reliability, accuracy, and ease of maintenance, and it played a significant role in shaping modern firearms standards.
