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| Milites Gregarius | Post; What is the difference, M4, M16A4, C8What is the difference between the M4 an the M16A4.? And then you have the C8. Is that the same type of weapon like the M16, or is it a big differens? And I have heard some roomers that the berretta is a none trusty weapon, is that true ? ![]() |
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| Centurion | M4 is a smaller carbine verson of the M16 and has more stuff (optics etc...) to put on it.
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| Centurion | The M16A4 is the same as an M-16, except that the carrying handle has been removed and replaced with a Picatinny rail that allows the attachment of more accessories. The M-4 is an upgrade of the old CAR-16. It is a shortened M-16 (carbine) that also has an adjustable stock. It is claimed that it is as accurate as the M-16 in spite of the fact that the barrel is significantly shorter. The C-8 is the Canadian built version of the M-4, it is slightly different in appearance, but underneath it is basically the same thing. Dean. |
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| Primus Pilus | Who claims the M4, with the 138mm shorter barrel, is as accurate as the M16? Everything I've seen suggests that the M16A2's effective range exceeds that of the M4 by about 200m. |
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| Optio | C8 is a similar/edited version of M4, "developed" (produced with license from Colt) by fmr Dimaceo (now Colt Canada) Rumour has it that C8 is better than M4 in cold enviroments. And I`ve heard that those who has C8 is envyied by those who have M4. |
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| Milforum Swamp Dweller | these guys have it on the head, and from what I've seen of Berettas in action, the company makes a darn good firearm.
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| Tirones | Okay the first first things first. The difference between the m-4 and the m-16 is that the M-4 has a shorter barrel, an ex-stendable and re-tracktable stock, can have better grip, has better accuracy than the m-16, can have more equipment on it (optics, sling, etc...), better for CQC (close quaters combat) because of its size and because of that its perfect for urban and indoor combat, its light and easy to carry. But the M-4 has its flaw because of it's short barrel its range is decreased. The M-16 is a pretty good weapon beacuse of the barrel the range is incresed, it can do all the same as the M-4 but it is less effective at CQC, and its heavy and big. The M-4 is used by specs, assault, etc.., the M-16 is used by drivers, pilots, and medics. The C-8 is the same as the M-4 but is the Canadian version ( the C means candaian). Now the Berretta; the Berretta is a pretty good handgun but it has alot of important flaws. The first one is the the Berretta tends to jam in inappropriate times during combat, it has a small catridge and the cartridge hardly goes in, the cartridge rejecter button hardly works, the trigger handle is to small and there's hardly any grip to cok the weapon. Last edited by CHEVY_ROCKS!!!; June 22nd, 2006 at 22:29. |
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I have no knowledge of the C8, so I won't post any misinformation about it. I advise those who have no experience with US weapons to kindly STFU.
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| Primus Pilus | I know this is unlikely, but can someone give me an unbiased report of the differences between the C8 and the M4? Or should I just Wiki it and save myself some pain?
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