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The '''M-18 Assault Weapon''' is Colt Firearms' latest full-sized assault weapon, and the third item in their new full-spectrum personal weapons line. Colt has been hurting since the U.S. Armed Forces abandoned the .45 Auto and the M-16 for Beretta, FN, and, later, [[Militech]] weapons systems. | The '''M-18 Assault Weapon''' is Colt Firearms' latest full-sized assault weapon, and the third item in their new full-spectrum personal weapons line. Colt has been hurting since the U.S. Armed Forces abandoned the .45 Auto and the M-16 for Beretta, FN, and, later, [[Militech]] weapons systems. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:39, 4 September 2025
The M-18 Assault Weapon is Colt Firearms' latest full-sized assault weapon, and the third item in their new full-spectrum personal weapons line. Colt has been hurting since the U.S. Armed Forces abandoned the .45 Auto and the M-16 for Beretta, FN, and, later, Militech weapons systems.
The new line is Colt's bid to regain its stature as a military weapons supplier, and the bulwark of this line is the M-18 rifle. The M-18 is a bullpup-configuration weapon chambered for the common 5.56mm round. It fires single shots, three-round bursts, and fully automatically. Like the other weapons in the line, the M-18 is fashioned from matte black Sortex. Camouflage finishes are available as well. The M-18 comes stock with a quick-acquisition optical sight (+ 1 to basic WA, only when aiming). This can be replaced with scopes and laser designators. 850eb camouflaged, + 750eb smartchipped.[1][2]
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- ↑ ACKERMAN, D. Chromebook Volume 3. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1994. (p.30)
- ↑ QUINTANAR, D. Blackhand's Street Weapons 2020. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1995. (p.27)