Battlefield LIVE™ gaming guns using
the S*A*T*R system can be emulate....
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Weapon
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Magazine capacity
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Fire Modes
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Recoil
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ROF
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Range
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Reloads
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Reload Time
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Notes
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M16A2
(click here for briefing)
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30
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BF,SA
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2
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M
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Long
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6
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3
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The M16A2 combat rifle features a 30
shot magazine, both burst and
semiautomatic fire, long range, 6
spare magazines of 5.56mm NATO
ammunition and takes 3 seconds to
reload..
The M16A2 became the general issue
rifle with the US armed forces in
1985.
The action was modified, replacing
the fully-automatic setting with a
three-round burst.
The
M16 rifles are used by many foreign
military groups, most notably the
British SAS, who preferred the M16
over the infamous L85A1 rifle.
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M16A1 -1970
(click here for briefing)
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30
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FA,SA
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2
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M
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Long
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6
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3
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The M16A1 assault rifle features a
30 shot magazine, both automatic and
semiautomatic fire, long range, and
has 6 spare magazines of 5.56mm NATO
ammunition and takes 3 seconds to
reload.
The M16A1 was the general-issue
rifle with the US Armed forces from
1970.
This model featured a larger
magazine from its predecessor.
Improved ammunition and
cleaning significantly reduced
jamming compared to the earlier
issued equipment.
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M16 - 1967
(click here for briefing)
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20
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FA,SA
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2
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M
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Long
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8
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5
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The M16 assault
rifle features a 20 shot magazine,
supports both automatic and
semiautomatic fire, has long range,
has 8 spare magazines of 5.56mm NATO
ammunition and takes 5 seconds to
reload.
The
initial version was fielded by the
US Armed Forces in the early 1960s.
The early version which saw
action in Vietnam only had a 20
round magazine.
Reload time is increased to
simulate the high risk of jamming.
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M14 Rifle
(click here for briefing)
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20
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SA
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3
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m
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Long
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8
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3
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The M14 Rifle
features a 20 shot magazine, has
semiautomatic fire only, has long
range, has 8 spare magazines of
7.62mm NATO ammunition and takes 3
seconds to reload..
The M14 Rifle was
adopted by the US Military as the
general issue rifle in 1957 until
its replacement by the M16.
Most M14 Rifles permitted
semiautomatic fire only to avoid
overheating the barrel
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