M16A1

The Colt M16A1 5.56mm NATO assault rifle has been the main weapon of US forces since the early 1960s. In Miami, it is commonly used by the Miami-Dade Special Repsonse Team.

Description
The 98k was adopted as the standard service rifle by the Wehrmacht and it was able to hold five 7.92x57 mm or 7.9 mm rounds in an internal magazine which could be loaded manually or with stripper clips. The length of the 98k was about 111 centimeters and the weight was about 3.9 kilograms. The 98k is mainly made out of wood, while the barrel and other small components are made out of metal. The iron sights are leaf-type in the back and open in the front.

The 98k is best known for excellent accuracy and being able to fire over 800 meters and still be effective. This was very difficult to achieve however and it was usually done with telescopic sights. Many different attachments were made for the 98k, these included the S-84/98 III bayonet, the Schiessbecher rifle grenade launcher, and the Zf-39, Zf-41, and Zf-42 scopes. There were no variants of the 98k besides the first production model and it rivaled most allied rifles like the M1903A4 Springfield.

History
The 98k was derived from the original Gewehr 98 and it also had a variant designated the K98. It was finally modified into the 98k, which was introduced in 1935 by Mauser. The Karabiner 98k was used during World War II by German and other Axis soldiers. It has been used in every campaign during World War II that Germans were involved in. Germans soldiers nicknamed it "Kars". By the end of the war over 14 million 98k's were produced.