It will come back to you pretty quick..just like falling off a bike!Kythas wrote:I just picked up an M4 this past weekend. I've seen a huge difference between it and the M16A2 I had when I was in the Army ('87-'93).
For example, I remember how much my M16 would rattle when I shook it back then. My M4 doesn't rattle at all, except for the telescoping stock, which is expected.
I've had to re-familiarize myself with field stripping the thing, as I haven't done it in 15 years.
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Yes unfortunately...the Army got the new of the new...when they used up the weapons and they were rattle boxes..the Marines went dumpster diving and got them..
The tolerances in our M-16A2 were always very loose..and we did keep them clean..but a brand new rifle needs about 3-5k rounds put thru it before its broken in!
Usually FTF are bad mags!
The tolerances in our M-16A2 were always very loose..and we did keep them clean..but a brand new rifle needs about 3-5k rounds put thru it before its broken in!
Usually FTF are bad mags!