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| AZIRABAD, Helmand Province, Afghanistan-Lance Cpl. Frank M. Garrison III, a Shinnston, W. Va., native and rifleman with Company C, 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 2nd Marine Division (Forward), provides security as the Afghan Border Police partnered with the Marines and sailors of the company move through the town. Company C accompanied the ABP on a clearing mission through the town in order to deny the insurgency a transit location for smuggling illicit drugs. , Cpl. Jeff Drew, 6/27/2011 5:49 AM |
I'm not sure but it doesn't look quite like a M16A4....but it doesn't exactly fit the profile of the M27 either. Anyone know what it is?
MK12 MOD 1 SPR?
ReplyDeleteI was thinking a SAM-R or something similar to it. I was under the impression that the M27 rail system connected with the receiver and lined up perfectly, allowing for one to lose that pesky nut in-between the rail system and the receiver. I can not really see the pic tho since I'm on my phone.
ReplyDeleteAnd if memory serves me correct from when I saw a few in nc... they had collapsable stocks.
ReplyDeleteHey, SNAFU
ReplyDeleteIt's a MK12 SPR, as seen here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mk_12_Special_Purpose_Rifle
Cheers, brother.
good to go!
ReplyDeletethanks all!