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I was looking at a Military.com slideshow and found the below rifle displayed. It's a weapon used by a member of the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, 1st Battalion 5th Marines. It appears to be a standard M-16 with a flattop receiver and suppressor, with some 100mph tape in desert...

A productive discussion, from a closed thread. Let's continue it here. kamerer wrote: Okay. This is a good start. I am very certain that the .38/200 was developed from the .38 S&W because the light charge produced a slow, light bullet that didn't have the oomph that the British military...

I'm a southpaw, so any 1911-pattern piece that I look at seriously had best have a starboard side off switch. I just tend to note that most ambis are not "concealment friendly." Then I checked out the Paraord page, and saw their teenie little LDA Carry options in .45 (yay!) and 9mm (yay!)...