Colt Canada C7
| Colt Canada C7 | |
|---|---|
 C7A1 s otevřenými mířidly a nasazeným bajonetem | |
| Typ | útočná puška |
| Místo původu |  Kanada |
| Historie služby | |
| Ve službě | 1982 – dosud |
| Používána | Kanada a další země |
| Války | válka v Iráku válka v Afghánistánu rusko-ukrajinská válka |
| Historie výroby | |
| Výrobce | Diemaco / Colt Canada |
| Výroba | 1982 – dosud |
| Vyrobeno kusů | přes 200 000 |
| Varianty | Colt Canada C8 |
| Základní údaje | |
| Hmotnost | 3,3 kg (nenabitá) 3,9 kg (nabitá) |
| Délka | 1 006 mm |
| Délka hlavně | 510 mm |
| Typ náboje | 5,56 × 45 mm (.223 Remington) |
| Ráže | 5,56 mm |
| Úsťová rychlost | 925 m/s |
| Účinný dostřel | 400 m |
| Zásobování municí | schránkový zásobník na 30 nábojů |
| Hledí | mechanické stavitelné |
Colt Canada C7 (do roku 2005 Diemaco C7) je útočná puška, vzniklá modifikací pušky M16, vyráběná od roku 1982 kanadskou firmou Diemaco, později Colt Canada. Existuje také její zkrácená varianta označená C8, vyráběná od roku 1994.
Zbraň je používána ozbrojenými silami Kanady, Dánska a Nizozemska, speciálními jednotkami Norska (Forsvarets Spesialkommando - armádní a Marinejegerkommandoen - námořní), a speciálními jednotkami Spojeného království.
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Kanadský voják s puškou C7A2
Nizozemský voják v Afghánistánu
Dánská královská garda
(c) Photo: LPhot Phil Bloor/UK Ministry of Defence 2021, OGL 3Příslušník britských Royal Marines s karabinou L119A1
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C7A1 Rifle outfitted with Iron Sights. The rear sight element is a rail mounted Diemaco back up iron sight (BUIS).
C7A1 Rifle outfitted with Iron Sights. The rear sight element is a rail mounted Diemaco back up iron sight (BUIS).
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Autor: ministerie van defensie, Licence: CC0
A Dutch soldier with a standard C7 assault rifle monitors the area during a patrol in the Afghan province of Uruzgan (2008). The soldier wears an Army (KL) desert camouflage pattern uniform. The pattern is a slight reinterpretation of the US tricolor desert pattern using different drawings with essentially the same color scheme. Introduced for general service in 1993, the uniform is not in service anymore.
Autor: ministerie van defensie, Licence: CC0
A Dutch soldier with a standard C7 assault rifle monitors the area during a patrol in the Afghan province of Uruzgan (2008). The soldier wears an Army (KL) desert camouflage pattern uniform. The pattern is a slight reinterpretation of the US tricolor desert pattern using different drawings with essentially the same color scheme. Introduced for general service in 1993, the uniform is not in service anymore.
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(c) Photo: LPhot Phil Bloor/UK Ministry of Defence 2021, OGL 3
Pictured are members of 40 Commando Royal Marines taking part in PROJECT HERMOD LIVEX.PROJECT HERMOD was a capability demonstration to mark the Defence Integrated Review (IR).Taking place on RFA Mounts Bay and at Bovington training area, it displayed Multi-Domain Integration (MDI) within Defence as part of a transformation programme.Trained for rapid worldwide deployment, the troops of 40 Commando are highly skilled, adaptable, and capable of combating a wide range of threats.The unit are at the forefront of innovation as commandos go back to their roots as raiders from the sea and embrace new technologies to help their specialised operations around the world.Since its formation in 1942, 40 Commando has served in every major British conflict, playing a pivotal role in several notable campaigns and operations.
(c) Photo: LPhot Phil Bloor/UK Ministry of Defence 2021, OGL 3
Pictured are members of 40 Commando Royal Marines taking part in PROJECT HERMOD LIVEX.PROJECT HERMOD was a capability demonstration to mark the Defence Integrated Review (IR).Taking place on RFA Mounts Bay and at Bovington training area, it displayed Multi-Domain Integration (MDI) within Defence as part of a transformation programme.Trained for rapid worldwide deployment, the troops of 40 Commando are highly skilled, adaptable, and capable of combating a wide range of threats.The unit are at the forefront of innovation as commandos go back to their roots as raiders from the sea and embrace new technologies to help their specialised operations around the world.Since its formation in 1942, 40 Commando has served in every major British conflict, playing a pivotal role in several notable campaigns and operations.
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A Canadian soldier from Alpha Company, 3rd Battalion, 22nd Regiment prepares ammunition for rifle drills during Partnership of the Americas 2009 at Camp Blanding, Fla., April 16, 2009. Partnership of the Americas 2009, a multiservice, multinational exercise, is the oldest combined exercise within the Department of Defense. Marines with the 24th Marine Regiment conduct training exercises with marines from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay and soldiers from Canada as a part of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force 24. More than 25 ships, 50 rotary and fixed-wing aircraft, 650 Marines, 6,500 Sailors and four submarines will participate in the exercise.
A Canadian soldier from Alpha Company, 3rd Battalion, 22nd Regiment prepares ammunition for rifle drills during Partnership of the Americas 2009 at Camp Blanding, Fla., April 16, 2009. Partnership of the Americas 2009, a multiservice, multinational exercise, is the oldest combined exercise within the Department of Defense. Marines with the 24th Marine Regiment conduct training exercises with marines from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay and soldiers from Canada as a part of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force 24. More than 25 ships, 50 rotary and fixed-wing aircraft, 650 Marines, 6,500 Sailors and four submarines will participate in the exercise.