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The current standard assault rifle of the United States forces is the M16A4 manufactured by FN Herstal, and is commonly used in semi-automatic fire mode and often equipped with a Trijicon ACOG optic as well as KAC M5 handguard for equipping vertical grips. They come equipped with 30 round magazines chambered in 5.56mmx45 NATO ammunition. | The current standard assault rifle of the United States forces is the M16A4 manufactured by FN Herstal, and is commonly used in semi-automatic fire mode and often equipped with a Trijicon ACOG optic as well as KAC M5 handguard for equipping vertical grips. They come equipped with 30 round magazines chambered in 5.56mmx45 NATO ammunition. | ||
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Revision as of 22:46, 15 September 2012
Overview
Based on the original AR designed by Eugene Stoner in 1958, the decades have been good to the classic design and have seen it pass through a number of iterations.
The current standard assault rifle of the United States forces is the M16A4 manufactured by FN Herstal, and is commonly used in semi-automatic fire mode and often equipped with a Trijicon ACOG optic as well as KAC M5 handguard for equipping vertical grips. They come equipped with 30 round magazines chambered in 5.56mmx45 NATO ammunition.
