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Close to 1,300 Souix, IIRC. They did not all die, but the Henry/Winchester certainly showed it's worth.

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Those Springfield .50cal Trapdoor Rifles sure helped alot too. If they had been equipped with older muzzle-loaders, they surely would have been overrun after the first wave.

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Yes, if one quote would have to be taken from that battle, it would be(made up) "breechloaders FTW!"

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Henry Repeating Rifle FTW!

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Give it up for my Ak-47, M-16 Vietnam, and Mp5-A4. They're all full metal and all up graded to shoot 445 fps. They basically make you bleed but they're sweet. They're Tokyo Mauri also.

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Sweet Jebus on a bicycle.

What kind of range(accurate) do they have?

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In the interest of accuracy, I think you mean an M-16 A1.
Sorry for being a perfectionist.

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They pretty accurate except the Mp5-A4. My friends and I were shooting a metal pan, that was about 1 and a half feet across at like 47 yards. But we can shoot beyond that accuratly also. So the AK-47 and M16 A1 pretty accurate up to 55 yards or so. One of my friends has an up graded sniper that's accurate up to 85 yards, and shoots over 600 fps, I want to asy it's an upgraded APS2.

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Actually I think he means the Tokyo Marui M16VN, which are modeled after the original M16 with some of the original features: three pronged flash hider, lack of a forward assist, etc. You know, pre-A1. It even comes with a short-stick style 190 rd mag.

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Yeah that's the gun. I didn't think it was the M16 A1. Except the mag only holds about 100 BB's, well the midcap does.