COLT M16A2 WITH M203
GRENADE LAUNCHER
Caliber: 5.56mm NATO / M855
Action: Gas operated,
rotating bolt
Weight: 4.47kg
Overall length: 1006 mm
Barrel length: 508 mm
Magazine capacity: 30
rounds
" The M16 is still a general-issue rifle with the US Armed forces. It is also widely used by the US Law Enforcement agencies, either in military form (for example, the LAPD had some M16s, retired from Army), or in "civilian" semi-automatic only form. The AR-15 style rifles are made in the USA by at least dozen large companies, such as Armalite, Bushmaster, Colt, FN Manufacturing, Hesse, Les Baer, Olympic, Wilson Combat, and by number of smaller companies …" Read on (images and text copyright of http://world.guns.ru)
BROWNING 9MM PISTOL
Caliber: 9mm
Overall length: 197 mm
Barrel
length: 118 mm
Magazine capacity: 13
rounds
During WWII, many Browning 9mm GP35 pistols were made in Canada by John Inglis & Co of Toronto, and dispatched to Nationalist China. During their victory in the Chinese civil war, the CCF captured many of them, and used them during the first year of the Korean … Read on (images and text copyright of http://world.guns.ru)
|
|
Standard model |
Para model |
Mk.46 mod.0 / SPW
model |
|
Caliber |
5.56x45mm
NATO | ||
|
Weight |
7.1 kg |
7.1 kg |
5.75
kg |
|
Length |
1040 mm |
914 / 776
mm |
908 / 762
mm |
|
Barrel
length |
465 mm |
349 mm |
406 mm |
|
Feeding |
belt or
magazines |
belt
only | |
|
Rate of
fire, cyclic |
750 - 1000 rounds per
minute |
750 - 1000 rounds per
minute |
750 rounds per
minute |
The
Minimi light machine gun was developed by the famous Belgian company FN Herstal,
in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Mass production began in 1982 in Belgium, and
at about the same time it has been adopted by the US Armed forces as the M249
Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW). Since its introduction Minimi has seen widespread
service, and numerous variations have been developed. First, the Para
(Paratroop) version came out, with shorter barrel and tubular telescoped butt.
This gun traded off some of the range and firepower for compactness and
maneuverability. Quite recently, an SPW version was developed, which featured a
Para-type buttstock, a barrel of intermediate length (between standard and Para
models), and a Picatinny-type rail mount, which allows a wide variety of sights
and scopes to be mounted. To save weight, the magazine ... Read on (images and text copyright of http://world.guns.ru)
