Shoulder-fired weapons are portable firearms designed to be fired from the shoulder, providing stability and accuracy. Common examples include rifles, shotguns, and rocket-propelled grenades. These weapons are typically lightweight and can be used by individual soldiers or law enforcement officers in various situations. These weapons are often equipped with sights or scopes to enhance targeting. They can fire different types of ammunition, including bullets and explosives, depending on their design and intended use. Shoulder-fired weapons are crucial in military and tactical operations, allowing users to engage targets effectively at varying distances.