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*'''GTA Chinatown Wars (2009)''': Referred to as the "Carbine Rifle" in-game, it is difficult to identify this gun, however it has a full stock and long barrel, suggesting an M16 (model unclear, possibly A2). It has tremendous power, more akin to that of a machine gun, and it has a 50 round magazine like its GTA San Andreas incarnation. | *'''GTA Chinatown Wars (2009)''': Referred to as the "Carbine Rifle" in-game, it is difficult to identify this gun, however it has a full stock and long barrel, suggesting an M16 (model unclear, possibly A2). It has tremendous power, more akin to that of a machine gun, and it has a 50 round magazine like its GTA San Andreas incarnation. | ||
*'''GTA V (2013)''': An AR-15 carbine modified with | *'''GTA V (2013)''': An AR-15 carbine modified with an ACE SOCOM stock (incorrectly shown as collapsible) and a handguard similar to the Daniel Defense MFR 9.0. Similar to GTA IV's M4A1, it lacks the carrying handle, making use of a rear drum sight. Weapon mods include an extended magazine (increasing ammunition capacity to 60 rounds), an angled foregrip (Magpul AFG2) that gives added stability and a slight increase for accuracy, a flashlight, a scope (ELCAN SpecterDR), a suppressor that silences the weapon but slightly reduces the weapon's damage and range, and color tints (in Black, Army, and LSPD). | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||