`  *The various MAS rifles are not important to the overall history of semi-auto rifles (to the point they don't even seem to have their own articles): they would be footnotes even in an article specifically about French semi-auto development, let alone about semi-autos in general; the MAS 40 was at best barely adopted, the others weren't at all in any quantity until the 49. And once again, the 62 was a select-fire rifle, not a semi-auto at all. ``Notable`` does not refer to an entire line of obscure prototypes and barely-fielded weapons with tiny production runs; again, the article doesn't even feature weapons like the Johnson M1941. As for citations, as per the previous discussion, you're still not using them correctly; you cite inline in the article for the thing that needs citing, you don't just add random citations at the end of the article for no apparent reason.   `