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I served on an SAS assault team where close quarters left no room for gear that failed under pressure.
The HK416 earned trust through brute reliability in dust, rain, and sustained work, even if its weight showed on long climbs.
For faster, mixed urban movement, the L119A2 offered balance and responsiveness, trading some resilience for control and tempo.
When space tightened further, the SIG MCX, MP5 SD, and MP7 filled niches where compactness, silence, and concealment mattered more than reach.
Sidearms stayed simple and dependable: Glock 17/19 for ruthless consistency, with the SIG P226 favored by those who valued heavier, deliberate control.
Distance and precision belonged to the L115A3, anchoring fights from afar with patience and certainty, while the Minimi provided steady pressure to shape movement.
And when the mission shrank to a doorway, the Benelli M4 delivered decisive force—because in our world, weapons stayed only if they earned it.