SU16E (16C with pistol grip kit) with Trijicon Reflex (“always on”), X15 drum (50 rounds on tap, usually sufficient to break contact), Insight light/laser and a sound suppressor. Three redundant sighting options (red dot, irons, laser). Magpul stock and angled foregrip, Red Lion ventilated forend.
Nice setup and great photo!
Oleg, you do a great job in highlighting the unique features of the SU-16 series. If I needed a .223 long gun, the SU-16 series would be one of the top candidates. Really cool photos, also!
Respectfully,
Bob
I should have added: one of the things I especially like about your “gun” pics is that many of the people are in professional clothes, work clothes, etc., and look like teachers, moms, dads, kids, truck drivers, and other “normal” people rather than being “dressed up” in camo or tactical gear. There’s plenty of room for tactical photos, but it’s good to see someone showing depictions of the regular people who make up the majority of gun owners.
Thanks for what you do!
Bob
Nice pic! With the sun glasses and the space-age-looking rifle it reminds me of the movie “Men in Black”. He must have some bizarre, intergalactic aliens cornered in an alley…
Really nice photo. The firearm and the model are both well-dressed.
I purchased my SU-16c because of its ability to fold up into a backpack and cause its lite enough to hike with. I have never understood the idea of the pistol grip and all the bells and whistles on one. If I wanted to have a rifle that weighed 8 or 9 lbs and didn’t fold up I would have purchased an AR-15. The su-16 is an awesome utility rifle and although it took several hundred rounds to break in well it performs flawlessly now however I have no illusions about it. An AR15 caliber battle rifle it is not. Don’t get me wrong its far better than some of the fanboys on the web would have your believe but it wouldn’t be my first choice in a bad situation if I had other options. That being said it is a nice pic.