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FLASHBANG magazine. "Portuguese Navy (Special Action Detachment)". Facebook. Archived from the original on 26 February 2022. Note: the upgraded version comes with two magazine (one drum and one clip) for full amount capacity. and the silencers comes with flash when firing water. The M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle is a squad automatic weapon variant developed from the D16.5RS, adopted in 2011 by the United States Marine Corps. In 2018 the USMC decided to adopt the M27 IAR as their infantry standard service rifle. Lamothe, Dan (11 March 2012). "Corps ramps up fielding of new auto rifle". Marine Corps Times. Archived from the original on 23 March 2012 . Retrieved 25 March 2012. In December 2009, a modified version of the HK416 was selected for the final testing in the Infantry Automatic Rifle program, designed to partially replace the M249 light machine gun at the squad level for the United States Marine Corps. [21] It beat the three other finalists by FN Herstal and Colt Defense. In July 2010, the HK416 IAR was designated as the M27 and 450 were procured for additional testing. [22]