Shooting my M16A1 Full Auto

Some long range and full automatic shooting at Camp O'Donnell, Tarlac. US POW Camp in WWII and now a military reservation of the Philippine Army

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[markandrewtan]

@Zappa - M16A1, sir

[HumanDynamite777]

@markandrewtan is the m16 fully auto or bust?

[markandrewtan]

@HumanDynamite777 - fully auto.  it's an M16A1. doesn't have a burst setting.

[jorgec5151]

@markandrewtan How did you get it. I thought they didnt sell full autos to civis

[markandrewtan]

@jorgec5151 - if you can get them (transfer from existing owners, for example), you are allowed to license them during an amnesty period. plus military reservists get some elbow room.

[needmydatsun]

@GsxRaider quickly, the a1 and a3 are full auto, a2 and a4 are burst, a1 and a2 have a one peice upper/carry handle, while a3 and a4 are flat top (railed), thats pretty much it

[GsxRaider]

@markandrewtan can you tell me the difference between m16a1,a2,a3,a4? just knowing history.

[Transformers2themax]

@SnipingNation22 In the video, dipshit. Lol.

[SnipingNation22]

um wheres the full auto dip shit

[adriandagangster]

@Marine17inlove ...no The early m16 was tested in the lab with higher quality powder that kept the gun cleaner, which kept it from jamming. In Vietnam they used low quality powder in the bullets so they got jammed up quicker. The early model also didn't have a foreword assist so if the cartridge jammed u couldn't force it in. I'm pretty sure the early version lacked a chrome barrel too