| M-16A2 |
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5.56x45mm rounds, capable of 600-940 rounds a minute. The standard rifle of the US Armed forces and many others world wide. The M-16 first saw wide-spread use in the Vietnam War, where it had some initial teething problems, but by and large it is considered a reliable weapon today. It's chief drawback is that the 5.56 round is very light which can cause accuracy problems at long distances but also can lead to poor penetration of armored targets |
| M-4 |
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Light weight version of the M-16, 700-1,000 rds a minute firing rate. Rapidly becoming the standard weapon in most US Special Forces as well as many of the Israeli ones. Features a collapsible stock and short barrel, the ability to mount the M203 grenade launcher, and a removable carry handle that allows quick changing of scopes and sites. |
| AK-47 |
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One of the best and most-used automatic rifles in existence, the AK-47 is designed to use a 7.62mm round. It can fire up to 600 rounds per minute at full auto and comes equipped with a 30-round magazine. The AKM is a modernized version of the AK-47, featuring stamped-metal construction and other improvements. |
| Steyr AUG |
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The Steyr Aug is an advanced 5.56mm chambered weapon in use by the Australian, New Zealand, Irish, Saudi, and many other armies. It is a modular design that can be quickly modified from one type of weapon (assault rifle, carbine, or light machine gun) to another. |
| Galil 5.56mm |
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