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M16 rifle - Overview.
In the 1980s, many soldiers who had been equipped with M16A1s were given a M249 (in addition to the M60s it replaced). In the 1990s, the adoption of the M4 Carbine meant many more M16A2s would be replaced by it. The Air Force currently plans to replace all its M16s with M4s according to a 2004 presentation. The M16A2 still remains the main U.S. service rifle in the Army, though in the 2000s the Marine Corps moved to M16A4 rifles. Also the M16 never entirely replaced the M14 in all roles, which continues to be used in a number o ...
See also:M16 rifle, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Project SALVO, M16 rifle - Eugene Stoner, M16 rifle - CONARC, M16 rifle - M16 adoption, M16 rifle - NATO standardization, M16 rifle - Future replacement?, M16 rifle - Overview, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Design, M16 rifle - Operation, M16 rifle - Safety precaution no magazine fitted, M16 rifle - Safety Precaution magazine fitted, M16 rifle - Load, M16 rifle - Ready, M16 rifle - Fire, M16 rifle - Unload, M16 rifle - Production and usage, M16 rifle - Variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model's 601 and 602, M16 rifle - M16, M16 rifle - XM16E1 and M16A1, M16 rifle - M16A2, M16 rifle - M16A3, M16 rifle - M16A4, M16 rifle - Specialist variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model 655 and 656 Sniper variants, M16 rifle - XM177 M4 carbine and Colt Model 733, M16 rifle - Mk 4 Mod 0, M16 rifle - Summary Read more here: » M16 rifle: Encyclopedia II - M16 rifle - Future replacement? |
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M16 rifle - Colt Model 655 and 656 Sniper variants.
With the expanding conflict in South East Asia, Colt developed two rifles of the M16 pattern for evaluation as possible light sniper or designated marksman rifles. The Colt Model 655 M16A1 Special High Profile was essentially a standard A1 rifle with a heavier barrel and a scope mount that attached to the rifle's carry handle. The Colt Model 656 M16A1 Special Low Profile had a special upper receiver with no carrying handle. Instead, it had a low-profile iron sig ...
See also:M16 rifle, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Project SALVO, M16 rifle - Eugene Stoner, M16 rifle - CONARC, M16 rifle - M16 adoption, M16 rifle - NATO standardization, M16 rifle - Future replacement?, M16 rifle - Overview, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Design, M16 rifle - Design criticisms, M16 rifle - Operation, M16 rifle - Production and usage, M16 rifle - Variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model's 601 and 602, M16 rifle - M16, M16 rifle - XM16E1 and M16A1, M16 rifle - M16A2, M16 rifle - M16A3, M16 rifle - M16A4, M16 rifle - Specialist variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model 655 and 656 Sniper variants, M16 rifle - XM177 M4 carbine and Colt Model 733, M16 rifle - Mk 4 Mod 0, M16 rifle - Summary Read more here: » M16 rifle: Encyclopedia II - M16 rifle - Specialist variants |
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| | | | | M16 rifle - XM177 M4 carbine and Colt Model 733: Encyclopedia II - M16 rifle - Variants
M16 rifle - Colt Model's 601 and 602.
Colt's first two models produced after the aquisition of the rifle from Armalite were the 601 and 602, and these rifles were in many ways clones of the original Armalite rifle (in fact, these rifles were often found stamped Colt Armalite AR-15). The 601 and 602 are easily identified by their "slabside" lower recievers without the commonly found "fencing" around the magazine well, and in certain cases their green or brown furniture. The 601 was adopted first of any of the rifl ...
See also:M16 rifle, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Project SALVO, M16 rifle - Eugene Stoner, M16 rifle - CONARC, M16 rifle - M16 adoption, M16 rifle - NATO standardization, M16 rifle - Future replacement?, M16 rifle - Overview, M16 rifle - History, M16 rifle - Design, M16 rifle - Design criticisms, M16 rifle - Operation, M16 rifle - Production and usage, M16 rifle - Variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model's 601 and 602, M16 rifle - M16, M16 rifle - XM16E1 and M16A1, M16 rifle - M16A2, M16 rifle - M16A3, M16 rifle - M16A4, M16 rifle - Specialist variants, M16 rifle - Colt Model 655 and 656 Sniper variants, M16 rifle - XM177 M4 carbine and Colt Model 733, M16 rifle - Mk 4 Mod 0, M16 rifle - Summary Read more here: » M16 rifle: Encyclopedia II - M16 rifle - Variants |
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