for starters, it is essentially a black rifle with a dark greyish body and black plastic furniture. at its front end you should see a triangular protrusion, and that is called the front sight. behind the front sight you will find the handguard, which is typically ribbed for A2 models.
Typically, when you look at the body, you will see one prominent feature, which is the carry handle. the carry handle holds the rear sight.Directly below it is the charging handle, which you use to feed or extract a round into or out of the weapon.
At the back of the rifle is where the buttstock is, yet another triangular slab of plastic reinforced with metal. Inside it is the buffer tube. It also has an opening for the storage of a proprietary cleaning kit.
Overall the M16's appearance is rugged, slim, and favors different types of shooters. For reference, see films: Full metal jacket, black hawk down.
An M4 is a short barreled version of the M16, so yes, they can look quite similar.
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With enough money, yes.
Regular .68 caliber paintballs, all standard guns do. Also there is no "m16 paintball gun" , only guns that look like it.
it looks exactly like a vietnam era m16 in .22 caliber
its not M16 its MI6 and its the british version of the secret service or something like that
its m16 as number 16 like m60 m4 m15911 etc
Try looking on the MI5 or M16 wherever and look on the careers
5.56mm packs a punch. It's stopping power is good, but a gun like the MG3 can easily outkill an M16 with its 7.62mm rounds.
In a way the M16 is a machine gun, but it can also do three round burst and semi automatic. civilians are not allowed to have automatic m16s unless you have an automatic weapons permit, but you can have a semi automatic M16. (an AR-15 is almost like an M16 and much cheaper if you're looking to buy one.)
look on www.subguns.com on form 4?
A M16 cost about $2000.00