Inside of the M16A1, Cutaway M16

The U.S. Army would place an order for M16 rifles in late 1963, and designate it as the XM16E1. The Air Force adopted it earlier as the M16. Here’s what the insides of an M16A1 look like. Kind of gives you a good idea of how it works. Saw this cutaway M16 at a shop not too long ago and thought it was cool 😎

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