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DRAGON 1:6 M16 ASSAULT RIFLE GUN VIETNAM WARS  VERSION MODEL

1/6 precision  scale. With extreme details. They look very real, not like other models and  you can fit immediately with your 1/6 12" soldier models

Length  (Stock Extended) is 6.5 inches (16.5cm). Not real gun, 1:6 scale model. Cannot  shoot.

Material:  Plastic

The rifle also  comes with detachable magazine.

The paints are  excellent. It has very good texture. The painting of the metal is fantastic  and look like real diecast guns. Reference the picture below. 

History: 

The AR-15 was  first adopted in 1962 by the United States Air Force, ultimately receiving  the designation M16. The U.S. Army began to field the XM16E1 en masse in 1965  with most of them going to the Republic of Vietnam, and the newly organized  and experimental Airmobile Divisions, the 1st Air Cavalry Division in  particular. The U.S. Marine Corps in South Vietnam also experimented with the  M16 rifle in combat during this period. The XM16E1 was standardized as the  M16A1 in 1967. This version remained the primary infantry rifle of U.S. forces  in South Vietnam until the end of the war in 1975, and remained with all U.S.  military ground forces after it had replaced the M14 service rifle in 1970 in  CONUS, Europe (Germany), and South Korea; when it was supplemented by the  M16A2.

The M16 has  been the mainstay of the US military since the Vietnam War. It was also used  by 15 NATO allies. The M16 of 5.56mm caliber has served the US Army &  Marine Corps well for more than 40 years. Approximately 8 million M16s have  been produced to date. 

Dragon’s 1/6 scale replicas are  stunning plastic models. In order to create these weapons accurately,  slide-mold technology is widely used in their production. The rifles also  come with detachable magazines. These assault rifles from divergent poles of  the Cold War will most definitely be useful to collectors and modelers for a  whole range of purposes and scenarios. 

During the  early 1980s a roughly standardized load for this ammunition was adopted  throughout NATO (see: 5.56x45mm NATO). The M16A3 is a fully-automatic variant  of the M16A2, issued within the United States Navy. The M16A2 is currently  being supplemented by the M16A4, which incorporates the flattop receiver unit  developed for the M4 carbine, and Picatinny rail system. M16A2s are still in  stock with the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, but are used primarily by reserve  and National Guard units as well as by the U.S. Air Force. The M16 rifle  design, including variant or modified version of it such as the Armalite/Colt  AR-15 series, AAI M15 rifle; AP74; EAC J-15; SGW XM15A; any 22-caliber  rimfire variant, including the Mitchell M16A-1/22, Mitchell M16/22, Mitchell  CAR-15/22, and AP74 Auto Rifle, is a prohibited and restricted weapon in  Canada.

100% details from a real gun. 100% true to the color scheme. Own one to learn the history. Collect them all!