M4 CQB Variant

[mikec62001]

I've seen quite a few pictures on here of DevGroup guys using the M4 CQB Variant. Is this weapon prefered by Special Ops forces and if so, why? Is the M4 CQB Variant specifically designed for CQB?

[He219]

Yes.







;)
...Compatibility with standard service issue rifle add-ons.

[NcDeuce]

M16s are too damn big and long to do CQB.

[ibstolidude]

M16s are too damn big and long to do CQB.
NcDuece is nuts man:
Nahh
just carry the upper reciever and a really small rock hammer.
The cyclic rate is slightly reduced but with practice you can get real good.

[James]

For breaching:

http://www.imageshack.us/files/blunderbuss.JPG

[stuntman]

For breaching:

http://www.imageshack.us/files/blunderbuss.JPG
Is that a trumpet?

[James]

Yes. Yes it is.

[mocking_loudly_died]

That is a chinese copy of the M203.

[Trigger]

Nah!
It's ducimus' earwax remover. p-)

[Sir Zach of R.]

To be precise it's a 17-18th century European "blunderbus". Big ass gun eh?

[James]

I'm sure that it is a trumpet. It was last used my a circus performer who rode around on a blind donkey.

[digrar]

Looks like a dinged up M79. :D

[Ghostwolf]

The M4 series ARE designed for CQB and urban warfare, ever wonder
why they are much shorter than M-16A2 ?

[Micke]

Is the M4 CQB Variant specifically designed for CQB?
:cantbeli:

[ShotOver]

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