The M-203

And can anyone just go out to the gun store and purchase one?
Your willful ignorance is mind-boggling and staggering.
 
M-203's and M-79's AND the ammo for them (non-lethal chalk rounds) are available to any one that has the money to buy them. Law enforcement has a much wider range of ammo available.
 
PS Hypoxia, if you wanted to show a fully automatic M-16, you showed the wrong side of the rifle. Dumbass.
 
Back in the day...all my M-16 were single shot or full auto. It wasn't until the end of the VNam war that they changed them to single shot and three round burst.

The 203 always has been a single shot weapon.

:rolleyes:
 
Fuck your pussy AR-15s, gunboys. The M-203 achieves some serious attitude adjustment. That's a full-auto M-16 with a fucking grenade launcher aboard, the all-purpose tool of my generation. Don't leave port without it.

Mine came on an M4....
https://static.shoplightspeed.com/shops/615290/files/006144691/m203-grenade-launcher.jpg

But those things are weak sauce with shit for range so fuck your pussy 203....if you want to deliver real attitude adjustment Grunt Style...you carry a pig.

http://www.armyproperty.com/images/products/nsn/1005-01-412-3129.jpg
 
Fuck your pussy AR-15s, gunboys. The M-203 achieves some serious attitude adjustment. That's a full-auto M-16 with a fucking grenade launcher aboard, the all-purpose tool of my generation. Don't leave port without it.

https://static.shoplightspeed.com/shops/615290/files/006144691/m203-grenade-launcher.jpg

Yea, after having to pack around an M79 with only an M1911 for backup the M16A1/M203 was a sweet upgrade. I'm actually partial to the M18 hand crank grenade launcher. The Navy used 'em on the river boats. I stole mine off the Navy and had it mounted on a pedestal mount in the bed of my 3/4 ton. WhoooWaaa!

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/guns/images/d/d0/Mk18Mod0grenadelauncher.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170901130725

Comshaw
 
Also claimed it was in the 1970s...

Whoops!

A2 didn't come out until '83, and didn't go into regular service until '86.

Yeah he's the only person in military history to not know what kind of rifle he used. Fucking lying sack of shit.
 
Guy claims to have had an M16A2 in the service. He's a liar but that's what he claims.

Also claimed it was in the 1970s...

Whoops!

A2 didn't come out until '83, and didn't go into regular service until '86.


Awwww......Ok. I just didn't understand that part of the post . My bad.

Through my 6 years in the Army (1970-1976) I was a small arms/Tank turret/Artillery/Fire control repair specialist and know the history and operational capabilities of almost every arms used by the U.S. Army during that time.

Blame it on an old mans confusion.



Comshaw
 
Yeah he's the only person in military history to not know what kind of rifle he used. Fucking lying sack of shit.

Also the only person I've ever met who claims the Army taught them that magazines for rifles not the M1 were called "clips" and not magazines.
 
Also the only person I've ever met who claims the Army taught them that magazines for rifles not the M1 were called "clips" and not magazines.

Well, waaaaayyy back in the 30's military rifles did use stripper clips so it's possible that he was inducted back then and still could be around to post on the GB.

Not likely, but possible. I'd think the likelihood would depend on whether the old folks' home has good WiFi or not.

Mine does! :)
 
Well, waaaaayyy back in the 30's military rifles did use stripper clips so it's possible that he was inducted back then and still could be around to post on the GB.

Not likely, but possible. I'd think the likelihood would depend on whether the old folks' home has good WiFi or not.

Mine does! :)

Actually the stripper clip was used to reload rifles up until the M14 replaced the M1 as the main battle rifle in the early 60's. It was still used up until I got out in '76 (I have no idea if it was used after that) not to load the rifle, but to load the magazine. 10 rounds per clip. I spent my share of time loading magazines with them.


Comshaw
 
Also the only person I've ever met who claims the Army taught them that magazines for rifles not the M1 were called "clips" and not magazines.

And you were the only guy in the military 25 pounds overweight not in the weight management program.

We all have our things, huh?
 
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