There’s been a lot of consider recently about the whole issue of small arms particularly with the effectiveness of the carbine. The Army’s demonstrated that if well lubed the M4 performs largely without fight-ending stoppage. But there’s continued argument over the knock-down cater of the 5.56mm go the reliability of the M4 if constant care isn’t possible and on the whole issue of whether or not there’s a better operating system out there.
The debate is just reaching a critical inform with the Army recently caving to compel from Capitol Hill and agreeing to hold a “” between its M4 and a couple other carbines that blast on a different operating system many say is more reliable. With the end-strength increase in the Army and Marine Corps and the overall focus of budget attention on land forces momentum may be building to air a new infantry rifle as the Army and Marine Corps build new aggroup contend teams and infantry battalions.
We’ve already taken a look at three of the most popular competitors to the M4: the the and the - or Mk-17 and Mk-16. Well a buddy passed along another interesting entrant into the “new carbine” world (that’s not to say there aren’t others out there but this one’s the new kid on the block) which seems to meld all the best aspects of the previous three rifles into one.
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