the political pressures to get the m-16 aside..
it didn't go through the rigorous testing that systems go through nowadays..
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the political pressures to get the m-16 aside..
it didn't go through the rigorous testing that systems go through nowadays..
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Originally Posted by jkp1187
The original M16 was the proverbial p.o.s....
The M16A2 is actually pretty reliable, if you keep it clean. Still, I'd rather put my life in the graces of a G36 or AUG (except for that friggin' mag release; could it get less ergonomic?) My reaction is much the same with the Beretta M9; I'd rather trust myself to a Kimber .45, an H&K USP in the same, or a Walther P99 in .40.
"P.O.S."???
P.O.S = Piece Of [censored]
AUG.. ugh..
sidearms.. people have various preferences on what they like..
mines mission specific..
I find it shoots great, and the bullpup makes it much easier to use in house-clearing than an M16. But that damned mag release is awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfe
we've found the small weapon makes you expose more of yourself during cqb... no thanks..
the mag release is a issue this weapon has had for some time..
the scar series is far better for cgb than the steyr..
heck i'd radther have the 249short -para to the rest- in cq than the aug,or the m16-