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Operational tests were completed in December on an improved version of the M16A1 service rifle. Designated as the M16A1E1, the improved version is now undergoing technical feasibility tests at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
In the operational tests run at Quantico by Maj Bruce M. Wincentsen, 10 Army and 20 Marine shooters made a one-on-one comparison between the present M16A1 rifle and the improved M16A1E1. Using a brandnew weapon of each of...
