Auto Credit Based on Pilotmario's M4A2 ICS
The M4 Carbine is an American 5.56mm NATO carbine, derived from the M16A2 assault rifle. A descendant of the short-barreled CAR-15 carbines from Vietnam, the M4 is the current standard-issue rifle for the US Army and Marine Corps, as well as various US-aligned militaries. A light and modular weapon, the M4 is a favorite among special forces units around the world. Originally made by Colt, it is now made by over a dozen other manufacturers such as Bushmaster Arms and FN Herstal.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor M4A2 ICS
- Successors 8 airplane(s) +35 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 6.4ft (1.9m)
- Length 84.0ft (25.6m)
- Height 25.6ft (7.8m)
- Empty Weight 11,648lbs (5,283kg)
- Loaded Weight 11,648lbs (5,283kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 346.3lbs/ft2 (1,690.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 33.6ft2 (3.1m2)
- Drag Points 12171
Parts
- Number of Parts 264
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 623
LOL useless bc it can't shoot
@xXRaindropXx Very carefully.
Tbh, I forgot how to do it cleanly myself.
How do I remove the carry handle, ( to make it a subassembly)
@Coolfungame I was referring to a video game.
The FN SCAR, AR-15, and AK platforms in real life are all good. They hit hard, shoot straight, and are quite lethal in their own right.
I wouldn't want to get shot at by any firearm, and those are atop the list I don't want to get shot at with.
Everyone does prefer a scar
@Pilotmario
I’d still rather have a SCAR though. @Abdknight
Yep @Pilotmario
Well the gray to blue full-auto AR is based off the M4... @Abdknight
This Looks like the AR in Fortnite
[more fallout new vegas flashbacks]
@PyrusEnderhunter lol
@Pilotmario
Kid: Says something
Pilot: breathes heavily
@Killguymonster I presume what you are talking about is the M416 from PUBG.
The M416 in PUBG is a renamed HK 416 to avoid potential copyright issues; HK is a registered trademark by Heckler and Koch, and using it without proper permission is easy grounds for a lawsuit. The HK 416 itself is an improved M4 Carbine in order to make it more suitable for use with special forces.
As a matter of fact, it was originally named the HK M4 during development, but changed the name to avoid a copyright suit by Colt, which owned the M4 trademark. While Colt lost the lawsuit from Bushmaster regarding the trademark, I presume that HK felt it would be easier to change a name than to pay lawyers for a court case.
That’s an M4A16