Non-factory Military Models
| Name | Base weapon | Stock | Fire control | Rear sight | Forward assist | Case deflector | Barrel length | Barrel profile | Barrel twist | Hand guards | Bayonet Lug | Muzzle device |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GUU-5/P | GAU-5/A or GAU-5A/A | 2nd or 3rd Generation | S-1-F | A1 | Yes | No | 14.5 in. | A1 or M4 | 1:7 | Short Ribbed | Yes | A1 or A2 |
| GUU-5/P | GAU-5/A or GAU-5A/A | 2nd or 3rd Generation | S-1-F | A2 or Flattop | Yes | Yes | 14.5 in. | M4 | 1:7 | M4 | Yes | A2 |
| Mekut'zar | Model 653 | 3rd Generation or Israeli | S-1-F | A1 | Yes | No | 14.5 in. | M4 | 1:7 | Short Ribbed | Yes | A2 |
| Mekut'zrar | Model 653 | 2nd Generation or Israeli | S-1-F | A1 | Yes | No | Variable; 9" average | A1 | 1:12 | Short Ribbed | No | Various |
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