Onyx
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- Dec 17, 2015
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I know the pentagon has tried many times to replace the M16 and M4 carbine. There were several ambitious projects to create a next generation service rifle, all of which ended in humiliating failures. At one point there was even a competition to replace the M4 in which almost all of the final contenders were foreign rifles.
The M16 should of been phased out 20 years ago. The M4 is a good weapon, but it's already become last-generation. I don't understand why the pentagon is having so much trouble replacing these old weapons, considering that they have shown interest in doing so for a long time.
The M16 should of been phased out 20 years ago. The M4 is a good weapon, but it's already become last-generation. I don't understand why the pentagon is having so much trouble replacing these old weapons, considering that they have shown interest in doing so for a long time.