Cool. Looks expensive.
I had an opportuntity to take a in depth look at the new Insight AN-PEQ16, which is the next step up from the currently issued PEQ15 ATPIAL.
Comparison shot with the PEQ15.
The PEQ16 has a 100 lumen lamp assembly where the IR illuminator used to be at. Insight moved the IR illuminator into a three lamp module in the same line as the IR and visible laser.
Top view
Rear view
Dual switch that can control the PEQ16 and also the BVL
Closer look at the latest SOPMOD Block 2 Bright visible light, SU233
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Cool. Looks expensive.
Nice! The "man" is back. I've seen pics of that AN PEQ-16 on some US Marine M-16's. Great-its like an Insight M3X and PEQ-15 in one unit.
You sure? I've seen the PEQ-15 not the 16...I find it hard to believe Marines with their budget are rolling more expensive pieces of equipment on m16s than I've seen Delta operators use on their 416s. Anyways, it eliminates the problem with the light interfering with your hand grip on the SCAR.
Huh, interesting. Looks like it protrudes out more on the left side (the IR lasers). How's the weight compared to the 15?
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Last edited by Hispeed1; 08-21-2009 at 06:50 PM.
I saw SMGLee as the OP and I knew it would be good
thinks to post
didnt the initial peq16 look more like an modded peq 15??
that peq16 reminds me of a dbal
There is a PEQ15 model with a visible light on it. You may be getting confusion from that.
http://www.ordnancemarine.com/tams/e0058.html
still good stuff.
Good photos LEE!
Any Gov. contract for this?
You don't need to apologize to BrianT. You were right and he was wrong.
This photo shows a Marine with a PEQ-16 mounted on his M16A4 (the flash light is covered):
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Lance Cpl. Michael Bain, 3rd Platoon, Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, quickly “button hooks” into a doorway to engage simulated targets at Range 1 near the Pohakuloa Training Area July 8. The training, practicing military operations in urban terrain, is part of Exercise Lava Viper. Lava Viper is part of 1/3’s predeployment training package.
Photo Date Taken: 7/8/2009
Unit: Marine Corps Base Hawaii
Photo ByLine: Sgt. Brian A. Tuthill![]()
Wow no ****. The Marines have a piece of equipment I actually want.