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Forget Rifles, Computers And AI Are Making The Army Deadlier Than Ever

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The M4 Rifle Is a Beast. But in 2008 It Failed for the U.S. Army in a Shootout. Why?

We Asked a Gun Expert to Dream Up an M5 Carbine to Replace the M4

U.S. army soldier from 2-35 Infantry Battalion aims his weapon as he looks for a source of gun fire and rocket propelled grenades fired by the Taliban at a forward firebase fortress in Kunar province, Afghanistan, July 11, 2011. REUTERS/Baz Ratne

Fire! America Loves to Go to War with the M4 Carbine

Why Do Iranian Commandos Use American M16 Rifles?

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This M4 Sherman Tank Tried to Pull Mine Clearing Duty…But Failed

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Stories From M4

Why the Army's M4 and M16 Rifles Won't Stop 'Shooting' Anytime Soon

Firefight Legend: Why the U.S. Army Still Loves the Old M4 Carbine

Gun Grief: Why the Army's M-4 Rifle Refused to Work in a Bloody Battle

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The Rifle That Refuses to Die: Why the M4 Carbine Won't Go Away

Imagine This Rifle: Here Is How I Would Replace the Army's M4 Carbine

Battle on the Range: 5 Most Dangerous Rifles on the Planet

Let the Bullets Fly: Why the M4 Carbine and M16 Rifle Will Stay on the Battlefield

Firefight Fail: How the U.S. Army's M-4 Rifle Overheated and Jammed in a Bloody Battle

Why the M16 Rifle and M4 Carbine Won't Disappear from the Battlefield Anytime Soon

Back in 2008, the U.S. Army's M4 Rifle Failed Badly in a Tough Shootout