M16A1 assault rifle, USA 1967

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Reproduction of assault rifle, made of metal and plastic, with loading and firing simulated mechanism and with removable magazine.

The M16 assault rifle was designed by Eugene Stoner in the 1950s with the original name of AR-15. Made of steel, aluminum and various plastic components, it is an automatic assault rifle powered by gas and rotary bolt, powered by removable clips of 20 and 30 cartridges of caliber 5.56 mm. It shoots a speed of 800-900 shots per minute and an effective range of 500 m.

It was adopted by the United States Army and used for the operations of the Vietnam War in 1963. In 1967, after some modifications the M16 was renamed M16A1, becoming the standard rifle of the military forces Americans in 1969.

The war in Vietnam took place between 1955 and 1975 to prevent the reunification of Vietnam under a communist government. The Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) participated with the support of the United States and other nations, against the local guerrillas of the National Front for the Liberation of Vietnam (Viet Cong) and the army of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam), supported by China and the Soviet Union.

Since the Vietnam War, the family of M16 rifles has been the main weapon of the US armed forces. The M16 has been widely adopted by armies around the world and the total production of M16 rifles since the beginning of its design is approximately 8 million, being the most produced weapon of its caliber.

Enjoy the iconic replica of the M16A1 assault rifle!

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DENIX Replica.- M16A1 ASSAULT RIFLE, USA 1967
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Dimensions: 98 cm
Weight: 3,335 g
Country of manufacture: United States: Made in the USA
Epoch: Modern Weapons 1945 to 1982
Type Collectible: Rifles & carbines

Recommended price 274.91€
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  1. Posted by фыакфц124 Спасибо что зарегистрировались! https:/ on 29/01/2024 19:18
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  2. Posted by Sylvester van Leeuwen on 17/04/2021 13:41

    Ik heb eerst de M1garand,de Mp40 en de M1928Al("Tommiegun) alle drie tegelijk..Ik kom uit Nederland maar moest ze daar ophalen.Geen probleem.
    1 Week later heb ik opgebeld of hun de Ak-47 en de M16A1 kondenbestellen voor mij .
    deze vriendelijke Belg heeft dat via Denix Mennora geregegeld.Helaas was grens Nederland/Belgie dicht door corona..maar na 2 weken toch naar Belgie gereden (vlakbijGent)...2 uur en kwartier....En heb de wapens opgehaald!.Aangezien ik in scheinding lig en mijn spullen bij een vriend in zijn garage mag zetten kwam ik aan met mijn auto bij zijn garage...ik had enkel gezegd dat ik wat inboedel voor nieuwe huisje had gekocht!Hij deed autoklep open en ipv van bijv.magnetron of bestekdoos hield hij met schrik de AK-47 omhoog en stotterde:ga jij een bank ofzoiets overvallen???

  3. Posted by John on 30/07/2020 13:23
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    Would love to own this gun. Looks absolutely phenomenal in the videos. Hopefully will own one soon due to the giveaway.

  4. Posted by Mr G Kirwan on 20/07/2020 10:15
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    The Denix company produce amongst the finest reproduction weapons in the market at an extremely competitive price. Here in the UK, the options for re-enactors, collectors and enthusiasts is a weapon deactivated to the current EU legal requirement which is very expensive and quite often the weapon will not cock and dry fire, meaning you pay £600 - £700 for what is effectively a display item!

    Denix fills this gap in the market nicely by offering near perfectly matching in every detail replicas at 20% of the cost of a deactivated model!

    I have purchased several Denix models and I am a big fan of the brand - I can safely say that they deliver fast, the weapons are durable, reliable and above all are very aesthetically pleasing whether on display or part of a collection.


  5. Posted by Michael Garcia on 13/07/2020 18:44
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    I don’t personally own this replica but it has been in my sights for quite some time now. I’ve always love the M16 variants but the A1 is by far my most favorite. It just looks good and has that nostalgic feeling to it. I’m currently in the NROTC program at a university and we have decommissioned Vietnam era M16A1’s which we use for drill. I’m not allowed to own and use those but if I get picked for this giveaway then I will be able to use it and drill with it.

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