M16 Grenadier Model - Green

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MINIATURE M16A1 "S17" 1:3 SCALE MODEL

About the M16A1 Grenadier 'S17' MODEL

This OD Green M16A1 model "S17" rack number pays homage to the humble 2017 beginnings of GoatGuns while representing the beloved badass company that it is today.  

Specs:

  • 1:3 scale die-cast metal model of the M16A1
  • "S17" Rack Number
  • *Does not cycle dummy rounds
  • OD Green M203 w/ dummy round included
  • Charging handle pulls back
  • Ejection port that opens / closes
  • Metal mag with release feature
  • 3 non-firing dummy rounds
  • Trigger squeezes
  • Select fire switch adjusts
  • Comes with display stand

HISTORY OF

The M16A1 is a variant of the original M16 rifle, which was designed in the 1960s. This GoatGun model is colored OD Green after it gained prominence as the standard-issue rifle for U.S. troops during the Vietnam War. It introduced improvements over the original M16, including a forward-assist feature and a more reliable direct-impingement gas system. The M16A1's legacy encompasses its service in various conflicts, its influence on modern military rifles, and its symbolic significance in the history of the U.S. military.

Collect and display this Vietnam piece of history on your desk. Shop Today

SIZE AND COLOR

  • Painted OD Green on die cast metal. 'S17' rack number in authentic yellow. This model is 12.5" (32cm) when assembled. It weighs in at a hefty 15 ounces!

GETTING STARTED

  • Some assembly required. Instructions provided, this is most fans favorite part. Parts snap in place, expect 2-10 minutes for assembly. 

Your nextdesk obsession.

Owners describe keeping their models on desks, shelves and office displays. Add a little of what you love to your setup, with details you can enjoy long after the build.

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Collection inspiration. Other models & rack shown are sold separately.

What owners come back for.

Hands assembling a miniature AR15 model

The weight. The detail.

Owners love the substantial diecast feel and the details that reward a closer look. Build it, pick it up, and give it a spot within reach on your desk or shelf.

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A gift they want to show off.

Gift buyers tell us about excited builds, photos sent straight after assembly, and models proudly put on display. Pick a design they love and give them something they’ll want to show off.

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One model becomes a collection.

For some owners, the first build is just the beginning. They come back for another favorite design, add their own touches, and turn a desk or shelf into a collection worth showing off.

Good questions. Straight answers.

Do they shoot?

No, recruit. Not now. Not ever. GoatGuns are non-firing collectible models. The only “pew” comes from you.

What are GoatGuns made of?

Small scale. Serious heft.

These aren't no flimsy little plastic things! GoatGuns are hefty diecast metal collectibles with a satisfying weight in your hand. That first pick-up is often the surprise—owners always tell us they’re heavier than expected.

Majority of GoatGuns are diecast metal. Some have hard plastic acrylic parts where the real version would.

How much assembly is involved?

The hands-on build is the best part! GoatGuns snap or screw together. Assembly takes between 5-15 minutes. Instructions supplied with each model.

Can I customize my model?

Heck yes you can! If you can spray paint a donkey, you can spray paint a GoatGun.

Make it YOURS with our attachments or your own handy skills! Check out our attachments to build a setup with some personality.

Your collection, your style. Sarge approves.