USMC issues RFI for suppressors

[Joelski]

Here we go. The rattle can requirement seems like it'll be a tough one to meet. Does Krylon have sand in high temp?

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/08/13/new-suppressors-devil-dogs-usmc-releases-rfi-commercial-suppressors-m4-m27/

[FortTom]

Here we go. The rattle can requirement seems like it'll be a tough one to meet. Does Krylon have sand in high temp?

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/08/13/new-suppressors-devil-dogs-usmc-releases-rfi-commercial-suppressors-m4-m27/

Read this a couple of weeks ago, somewhere on the 'net. Also, that they want to replace the M4 also. Maybe it's time to let the M16/CAR/M4 to rest? Wish I had the contracts for the weapons and suppressors. Have to be worth a fortune.[:D]

[Thompson]

... there's some interesting stuff going on with the USMC RFI for their Marksmanship Technology Demonstration this year. Whish the Army would listen as much as the Marine Corps and their Marines.

[Former11B]

There are about 100,000 Army Infantrymen out there, and 21,000 Marine Infantrymen. That's a LOT more money needed right off the bat.

Plus, Marines have different Infantry specialties, like Rifleman, Assaultman, Machine Gunner, etc etc, whereas the Army has two: You're either mortars or you're not. The Marines could probably pare down the overall required number based on specialty...the Army would have a harder time doing that.