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:Well, I actually think it's an A1 because of its handguard shape. The A2 handguards have a straight shape (length wise) while the A1 shape is almost like a triangle in how the bottom part of it is diagonal while the top is straight. Plus, the handguards on this gun are smooth, unlike the A2. Also, it definitely has an A1 reciever. Here's the screenshot: | :Well, I actually think it's an A1 because of its handguard shape. The A2 handguards have a straight shape (length wise) while the A1 shape is almost like a triangle in how the bottom part of it is diagonal while the top is straight. Plus, the handguards on this gun are smooth, unlike the A2. Also, it definitely has an A1 reciever. Here's the screenshot: | ||
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| + | :Could you take a screenshot of the right side of the receiver? Since i can't see the forward assist on that picture above.-[[User:Oliveira|Oliveira]] 16:29, 19 June 2009 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 19 June 2009
If you look at the screencaps of the M16, you will see that it definitely has A1 handguards, which means it is an M16A1.
- I though the M16 had Circular hand guards. In the game i mean.-Oliveira 16:14, 19 June 2009 (UTC)
- Well, I actually think it's an A1 because of its handguard shape. The A2 handguards have a straight shape (length wise) while the A1 shape is almost like a triangle in how the bottom part of it is diagonal while the top is straight. Plus, the handguards on this gun are smooth, unlike the A2. Also, it definitely has an A1 reciever. Here's the screenshot:
- Could you take a screenshot of the right side of the receiver? Since i can't see the forward assist on that picture above.-Oliveira 16:29, 19 June 2009 (UTC)