Message from @Nic386
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@RoflTank M4s have a full-auto option for the bang switch.
Try firing an M4 auto
And hitting more than your first few shots
Then the 2nd pull only fires 1
If you need to fire one full auto the enemy is too close.
Wrong
>Every marine in WW2 had a machine gun when they were getting actual army handmedowns
nigga what
Oh and if you run out of ammo it also resumes the previous burst
Your weapon is just inadequate
Which is shit
Nic, the MArines handed out BARs like candy in WWII
The problems you are bitching about are nothing new Rofl.
Have you ever fired an M4
Literally the highest concentration of automatic firepower of any branch
They suck
M16 was golden
Because M16 was purpose built
They built a gun around a bullet around a gun with a single mission profile
Purpose built for the US Army to jew out on cleaning kits, sure.
I qualified expert on an m4
The M14 also being shit
A LOT of good GIs died so the Army bean counters could save 30 cents a piece. That is how much it would have cost to give soldiers cleaning kits with the M16A1.
The army trains for 300m
On the m4
Also
>prong muzzle break grabbing all the tripwires
You don't have to hit the 300m targets to qualify expert
There's only two 300m targets out of 40
We're off topic though
Newer more radically designed rifles can and do outperform modern "good-enough" weapons
You qualify on single shot of course
By your logic the Abrams is fine despite being 40 years old and 20 years past due for shelving
Reminder that the US is the only reason the Bongs did not have a reasonably good bullpup rifle in an intermediate cartridge decades sooner than they did, because of "Muh Stopping Power" autism.
The m4 I was issued had semi and 3 round burst
Yeah they decided to remove FA for some reason
It was originally 3rd burst
The new M4A1 is the auto
It's a carbine, literally the ass-baby of an SMG and an AR, why not give it FA for CQC?
Keep in mind the OG m4 also had a fixed carry handle
But why? I was under the impression that the reason M4s were adopted is because they needed to have more volume of fire in tight spaces?