Comments by "Ember Fist" (@emberfist8347) on "Ask Ian: What Rifles Were the M2-M13?" video.

  1.  @RilsR  No we aren’t British different mounts just get a different letter at the end like the The M240B is infantry but the M240C is a coaxial gun with a right hand feed for the Bradley.
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  2.  @cudathehawgjetfixer7520  The M4 is not an M16A4 it is a designation for a carbine based on the M16
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  3. It wasn’t that confusing. From what I seen and heard the M1 was only used for the Garand the Carbine was called Carbine and the SMG the Thompson.
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  4.  @stevenbobbybills  Because they weren’t really upgrades done at the factory to take over the regular production lines. SOPMOD is more or less an add on to the M4 carbine for certain situations and not all do the modifications can be used at once (for examples, the M26 and M203 are both SOPMOD modifications, but being both underbarrel weapons, they are mutually exclusive.
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  5.  @christ4032  Not really because MP is used by Germany and other nations as a word for SMGs or machine pistols and the US armed forces use MP5s for example.
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  6.  @christ4032  That is just a huge mouthful.
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  7.  @michellebrown7714  I was talking about the terms used by the the troops. Nobody calls the A-10 the Thunderbolt II it is the Warthog. Or nobody calls the F-16 the Fighting Falcon it is the Viper.
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  8. The P226 is the Mark 10 because it is a Navy weapon.
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  9. Because they were eXperimental
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  10.  @user-njyzcip  No the designations of the US work better.
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  11.  @JonMartinYXD  Except that ignores the Marines werne't only branch to adopt the F-35 and how is the X-35 any different from the XM1 Abrams?
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