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An example would be the M4A1 vs. the AR15: the M4 is an "Assault Rifle" due to it's ability to fire in both full- and semi-automatic modes, while an AR15 is just a "Rifle" due to only being able to fire semi-automatic (though, of course, it could be modified to fire in more than that, but aftermarket modifications don't count).