The Air Force’s Tiny Assault Rifle Has an Epic Problem: It Can’t Shoot Straight
By Chris Browning
Colt took this basic concept and ran with it. The new semi-automatic gun — known as the IMP-221, meaning Individual Multi-Purpose and .221 caliber — was extremely compact. Military aircrews always have to train for the possibility of crashing behind enemy lines. In the event of this disaster scenario, the pilots and crews must rely […]
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