There is the M4 Carbine
and Colt Commando
They have usualy curved magazines, but the early versions of the M16 family have been issued to the troops with 20 round magazines which look pretty similar to the image from the game
Dunno the real weapon I am missing in the game is the M-14
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and Colt Commando
They have usualy curved magazines, but the early versions of the M16 family have been issued to the troops with 20 round magazines which look pretty similar to the image from the game
![M16a1m16a2m4m16a45wi.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fb%2Fb8%2FM16a1m16a2m4m16a45wi.jpg&hash=c6d78c02017e97f5bd7036f55e5b915f)
Would have been interesting though to eventualy see a bit difference in the design. I dont know, kinda a weapon similar to the M16 in look but still different.maximaz said:Sawyer posts:
...the 10mm pistol is one of the most iconic Fallout weapons. The 10mm Auto caliber was developed in the 80s and Chris Taylor chose it specifically because it was a new/unusual round at the time. Additionally, miniguns are most definitely a post-50s invention. While an M4 carbine certainly has a very contemporary look/materials, it has underpinnings in the AR-15 (M16) and AR-10 families going all the way back to the late 50s. Once the U.S. military finds a good firearm, it tends to keep it around for a long time. It's actually kind of weird to look at the AR-10 and realize that it was developed over 50 years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AR-10
Dunno the real weapon I am missing in the game is the M-14
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