@BME May I offer a suggestion on how to attach that XYL shottie to your M16A2?
Get a nylon M4 carry handle
Cut of the top part so you’re left with just the flat low profile base of it
Attach that to the top of your XYL then attach a low profile picatinny rail to the underside of the handguard of the M16A2.
Would mean the XYL has a permanent attachment on top of it, and the M16A2 has a pic rail that shouldn’t really be there… but it’s probably the least obtrusive way to have it removable. 
Sounds like a solid plan.
I’ll get onto it, when I am able…
Ignore all that… 
I didn’t realise the XYL has a top pic rail.
Screw/glue it right way up to handguard would work after chopping off the handle.
My absolute favourite of all time “swarm of bees” .22 LR Chicago Typewriter… but now loaded with Tracers! 
Ha that came up in my feed yesterday too!
Must be watching the same shit for the Algorithms to be posting this stuff on our video feeds! 
Love to see the algorithm. Yep Aussie gun nut, put them in this pile 
You can lump me in with that algorithm too.
Interesting 
Some pretty cool innovations on that puppy. 
I don’t know why but this is my all time favourite. Nasty lil package
There is an old movie(late 80’s) called: In the line of Duty FBI murders that features it as one of the bank robber guns and is a reenactment of the 86 Miami FBI shootout with Michael Gross from Family Ties among others like Ronny Cox in Deliverance.
Must have watched it 20 times.
Been following Eureka’s updates
Another one is Wedgetail Industries.
Shot SCSA Taipan X in 223 on the weekend, not bad.
Orzo, you live What hole did you crawl out from.
That is sic ASF…
Semi, burst and full auto rolled into one tight package 
A gel version with the same features would be fresh
Haha yea it’s cool isn’t it. Came out in the 80’s.
John Travolta used one in the movie Broken Arrow too.
13" barrel, the wood, it just ticks all of my fancy. A non trigger slapping burst. Folding A team stock.
I was, not anymore, friends with a fella in the US that bought a BNIB unfired stainless one and didn’t know whether to keep for collectors value or shoot it.
You know what I said, let brass fly fk it! They were “only” $4k USD then. As they stopped producing them in the 90’s I think, or maybe 80’s. Lot’s of police and correctional prison guards bought them back then.
Looks so much more awesome than a AR15 to me. Love em.
More p0rn
Ooff me likey the shiny 
Hmm some decent improvements.
Of course they could’ve just avoided all this and run a longer barreled bull pup to get the velocity up where 556 is effective and was designed for. Throw rocks faster than those short barreled AR’s 
