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The M16 is a lightweight 5.56×45mm NATO rifle developed in the 1960s to give U.S. troops a modern, fast-handling alternative to heavier battle rifles. Famous for its accuracy, modularity, and high rate of fire, the M16 transformed infantry tactics and became the standard service rifle for the U.S. military and many allies. Over decades of upgrades and variants it has proven both influential and controversial, but there’s no arguing its place in modern military history. On the range it’s smooth to shoot, responsive, and instantly familiar to gamers and film fans alike — firing an M16 at Churchill Shooting Budapest is a genuine cinematic thrill and a top-tier daytime activity in Budapest. Whether you want a taste of Cold War-era tech or to try the platform that shaped modern combat, the M16 delivers a memorable experience. For gamers and movie lovers, it’s the rifle you recognise the moment it’s slung across a character’s back. Seen in movies: – Vietnam and modern war films (numerous combat classics) – Action blockbusters featuring U.S. forces and special ops – Political thrillers and military dramas that emphasise authenticity Featured in games: – Call of Duty series (numerous titles) – Battlefield series – ARMA and military simulators Used by militaries & forces: – U.S. Armed Forces (primary historical and modern user) – NATO and allied militaries worldwide (various variants) – Numerous national armies, police units, and security forces Fun Fact: Early versions of the M16 were so closely associated with Vietnam-era pop culture that the rifle’s distinctive sound and profile helped define the era in movies and music — for non-shooters it’s the single firearm most likely to trigger a “that’s from the movies” moment.