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    Nice Carbines

    Here you go (Bar) These are all yours. Just name them from the 1st we used. Any Bonus Remarks are Welcome.
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    The M-16 rifle is the current US issue infantry rifle, manufactured in several variants (as shown). The M16 rifle family including the M16/A1/A2/A3/A4 has been the primary infantry rifle of the United Statesicon military since the 1960s, entering Army service in 1964.
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    Jim, At least give me some time to open my Soda...haha

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    I'd want to call the A3 an M4 but it seems that's not completely correct...but then you can get variations on that including and open bolt version I guess...so technically I guess...From top to bottom: M16A1, M16A2, M4A1, M16A4
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    On That page it does say the M4 is a Variant cause it's the same caliber, your correct.

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    Here's my meager pair...an M4gery and a dedicated .22...
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    Jim, Those are some Nice Looking Carbines.

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    They're ok. I like 'em...
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    Well, technically, there is only one carbine in the OP's picture as the top two and bottom one are rifles.

    Here is a carbine I have that is awaiting the tax stamp to install the correct moderator.



    And few of the other AR's that I have laying around:

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    Quote Originally Posted by highpower3006 View Post
    Well, technically, there is only one carbine in the OP's picture
    Well, technically that's not what we were talking about. And he actually was talking about mine when he said it...but jump in anywhere here...with whatever. I do like your collection of ARs too.
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