By A Mystery Man Writer
Chuck Madurski A surprising—albeit subtle—variety of fixed polymer buttstocks were used on early AR-15/M16-series rifles. There are five basic types, although it does not appear that these ever received unique manufacturer’s designations. Collectors today know them as the Type A through Type E. These stocks were fitted to the Colt Models 601 through 604, and
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/28/
How And Why The M16 Failed In Vietnam (And Is It Reliable Today
Video – The Armourers Bench
Forgotten M16A1 Rifle Manufacturers: GM/Hydra-Matic and Harrington
FAIL: Why the M16 Rifle Was a Terrible Gun in Vietnam
Variations in Early AR-15/M16 Rifle Buttstocks - Armament Research
Vietnam's Overburdened M16
13 Best AR-15s: Ultimate Hands-On Guide - Pew Pew Tactical
What is a summarized explanation of the entire M4/M16 family (Stoner Rifle Design) including civilian versions like the AR15? - Quora
On the Military and Civilian History of the AR-15 - The Atlantic