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These are considered 'non-canon' on the Fallout wiki for the Service Rifle.Īnother argument for a different rifle is the Assault Rifle from FO4 due to the Creation Club content that gives it a drum magazine and the Drum has M199 on it.

Question: "Is the service rifle a mish-mash of an AR-15 and an original AR-10?" Question: "Where does the NCR get the wood for it's service rifles?"

So, with the in mind, why should we not also consider the Service Rifle from FNV?

u/Isaias1239 commented that it was likely the 'full length' version of assault/marksman carbine and I think that that is on the right track for thinking. So do you think it's Canon that the M199 is the Assault Rifle from Fallout 4? Could we see this Assault Rifle in a possible Fallout 3 Remake in that display case? Or would this fall more under speculation or headcanon? All weapons used by the Standard Army.Īlso, as a side note in the creation club their is a bundle where if you equip the drum magazine and a certain paint job the Assault Rifle will appear with the M199 Identification. In the prewar section of the game we see Army Soldiers equipped with Laser Rifles, The Assault Rifle from Fallout 4, and Miniguns. This was also probably the oldest continuous weapon in the Army since it still has the phased out M series name and is described as the most well recognized weapon in their arsenal. What I believe this means is the AER9 wasn't able to be produced at a fast enough rate so they kept the M199 as the official ballistic weapon of the army (probably filling in the role of a LMG/Automatic Rifle/Squad Automatic Weapon). Fallout 3 also mentions that M199 Assault Rifle was the official Infantry Weapon of the U.S. The R91 then became the standard issue rifle of the National Guard. So we know (from my understanding) the R91 Assault Rifle was the standard issue rifle until starting to get phased out in favor of the AER9 Laser Rifle. Firing standard 5.56mm rounds, the M199 is still the official infantry weapon of the U.S. Military arsenal, the M199 earned its nickname 'The Backtalker' from the unusual report the firing mechanism makes as it ejects a spent shell. "Perhaps the most well-recognized weapon in the modern U.S.