The M16 is an American assault rifle. It has served as the standard U.S. infantry rifle since 1968, following the phase-out of the older M14 battle rifle. Firing 5.56mm x 45mm NATO rounds from a 30-round magazine, it can deliver medium stopping power with good accuracy, and comes equipped with an M203 grenade launcher. The A4 variant is available in Medal of Honor (2010) only, and fires in full-auto. The carbine variant, the M4A1 Carbine, is also available in Medal of Honor (2010).

Medal of Honor (2010)Edit

M16
Damage	25-18
Magazine Size	30
Unlocked at	Default (Coalition Forces) Rank 12 - Tier 1 Operator (Opposing Forces)
Starting Ammunition	120
Maximum Ammunition	150
Rate of Fire	650 RPM
Recoil	Low
Fire Mode	Automatic
Ammunition	5.56mm x 45mm NATO
Used by	Coalition Forces Opposing Forces
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It is the first weapon unlocked in the Coalition's Rifleman Class. It is best for intermediate distances where accuracy and rate of fire are what count the most. It does medium damage with a high rate of fire, low recoil, and low idle sway. Although it only has a thirty-round magazine, most rounds will make contact, ensuring ammo-efficiency. The M16A4 also automatically comes with a M203, which holds two rounds.

Veteran M16Edit

The veteran M16A4 has slightly better range than its normal counterpart, in addition to a more worn look and some makeshift desert camouflage.

AttachmentsEdit

• Extra Magazine
• Red dot sight
• Suppressor
• Open-Tip Ammunition
• Combat scope
• Muzzle Brake
• Veteran M16
• Extra grenade

PicturesEdit

M16A4 with no attachments

Iron sights

The M16A4 equipped with a red dot sight

M16A4 reload animation

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TriviaEdit

• The events of the game happen in 2002 but the M16A4 enters service in 2004.
• In real life the M16A4 can only fire in 3-Round bursts and Semi-Automatic but in Medal of Honor 2010 it fires in fully-automatic, a trait only the M16A1 and A3 have.