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Published: 2014-08-29 23:11:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 1089; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 0
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An M60 and an M16 both lean on sand bags in a Vietnam war display at the Military odyssey.Related content
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That M60 Really good Through I Know It Just A Copy From Legendary MG34
That M16 Ever Used By Indonesian Police during 1970s
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Yup but Unfortunately Today It Was Replaced by Locally Produced FN FNC Named "Pindad SS"
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Well I Just Need your Opinion
What Do You Think About This gun:reinhardjambi.files.wordpress.β¦
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It looks like an M16 or something
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Well Actually It Was Kin Of "FNC"
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Btw Do you Sell That Uzi??? If Yes Can You send them To Indonesia??? I Want It So Bad
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I don't sell guns, the UK is tight on that
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Stupid UK LAW Just like Indonesian One but Indonesia Still Permit airsoft Sell
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We get airsoft here too
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BTW, you probably know that the M60 was the weapon that the STAR WARS "laser guns" were patterned after. I jumped when I saw the Storm Troopers carrying the matte black "M60s". They were cast in a plastic/rubber/vinyl material. It would've been a chore to carry for a movie character, since a real M60Β weighed over 23 lbs.
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I always thought they had the MG 34
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See illus. "60 and 16" above. That M16 next to the M60 is a later model than the A1. Early 16s had a differently shaped flash suppressor. It was triangular and open on the muzzle, so it was sort of fork-like. It was later redesigned as the open fork could catch or snag on branches, vines, etc.
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I have heard about it catching the open fork things like that
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gotta respect the classics. Is this even A1 or the basic M16?
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I think it maybe an A1
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Until the M60's barrel over heats
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M60!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE
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Love them both. Its funny how the M16 has a 1976 bird cage flashinderΒ
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Its hilarious that it has a post Vietnam flash hinder on a 1960's role playΒ
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Perfection can't always be reach but you may as well try
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very cheap to replace a flash hinder
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Two good looking guns that are still in use today. Not bad, considering both were designed in the 1950's.
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Amazing how some military equipment can last so long
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Mostly because of the Ordnance Corp. blocks any attempts to replace them.
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I think a big thing is cost. Though the M60 was essentially replaced long ago by FN MGs.Β
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Yeah, the FN MAG and the FN Minimi, or M240 and M249 respectively.
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We (the US) adopted the MAG/240 later than most IIRC.Β
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I saw this video from 1990 which was about finding a replacement for the M16, it was on Youtube
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The test were cancelled two years ago.
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You learn something new everyday.
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I just came here
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classic and still used today for both. that's cool
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