Like the MK 16 SCAR-L, SOF really likes the MK 17 SCAR-H because it has so many variations. SOCOM is slowly phasing out previous weapons with the newer MK 17 SCAR-H. The two assault rifles are becoming more of the norm out in the field for SEALs. The MK 17 SCAR-H is comparable to the MK 16 SCAR-L in a variety of ways. Range: 300 meters (CQC) 500 meters (Standard) 800 meters (LB) Length: 35 inches (CQC) 38 inches (standard) 42 inches (LB) SCAR-Ls have all been offloaded in favor of 5.56mm conversion kits for SCAR-H. The stock is also adjustable as operatives can also extend, collapse, or fold it over out in the field. The barrels are able to get swapped out in the field quickly making it really practical for a variety of purposes from close quarter warfare to long distance shooting. The 18 inch barrel works really well in long distance combat. The standard version is 14 inches, as well as a shortened 10 inch barrel for close quarters combat. There are three different barrel options. One reason the MK 16 SCAR-L is becoming popular with special ops is that it can get configured in a number of ways. The special assault weapon features a 5.56 mm caliber style rifle that is slowly weaning out previous types of assault rifles such as the CQBR and M4A1. The MK 16 SCAR-L is relatively new to elite forces such as Navy SEALs. Range: 300 meters (CQC) 500 meters (Standard) 600 meters (LB)
Length: 31 inches (CQC) 35 inches (standard) 39 inches (LB) The CQBR was originally a Naval Special Warfare exclusive weapon though it is now used by other special op groups such as Green Berets and Maritime Security Response Teams (MSRTs). The MK18 CQBR is generally assigned for missions like hostage rescues, VIP protection, and very secretive missions. Special units like the Navy SEALs generally have more of a use for the MK18 CQBR compared to traditional military squads.Īs a result, the MK18 CQBR enables special operatives to have the striking power of an assault rifle yet with the compactness much more comparable to a sub machine gun. It enables soldiers to swiftly operate in and around vehicles and other tight, confined spaces. Ī shorter barrel not only helps make the weapon more compact, but also eases the arms during long missions. The MK18 CQBR features a 10.3 inch barrel that is comparable to the Colt Commando short-barreled M16 version. The Close Quarter Battle Receiver, which is generally shortened to the abbreviation CQBR, is a type of MK18 assault rifle that is incredibly important to Navy SEAL operations. Length: 29.45 inches (stock extended) 26.25 inches (retracted) MK18 CQBR The CQBR is offered in a few different variations, including the M4A1. The M4A1 can get adapted based on the demands of an individual mission and will support various mounting scopes, sights, and carrying handles.Īdditionally, some M4 assault weapons are mounted with grenade launchers like the M203 or M320. The assault rifle is capable of being customized in a number of ways. The carbine is normal fed with 30 round STANAG magazines. The M4A1 provides a 5.56 mm x 44 mm NATO caliber and is gas operated with a rotating bolt action. The M4A1 varies between a safe/semi-auto/automatic trigger and safe/semi-auto/3-round burst configurations. The fully automatic trigger produces a more consistent trigger pull therefore leading to increased accuracy, although the fully automatic function is rarely (if ever) used. The M4A1 has a maximum effective range of between 550 to 660 yards. Special Operations Forces due to its versatility, power, and range. The M4A1 assault rifle has been used by the SEAL teams since it was introduced into service in 1994. Length: 33 inches (stock extended) 29.75 inches (retracted) Night Vision and Optics Assault Rifles M4A1 The M4A1 assault weapon.
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