A lot of discussion going on about the M320, the Army's new grenade launcher which replaces the '80s-era M203, which in turn replaced the venerable M79.. CHECK OUT A GOOD VIDEO OF THE XM320. Now ...

Among the list of perks the M320 boasts: Its sight is a bit less cumbersome than the M203’s leaf sight, which can get in the way of a weapon’s optics.

Since 1996, EOTech holographic weapon sights have been designed, developed and manufactured in the United States. In 2016 the company expanded its optics line with the introduction of its Vudu ...

The old M203’s leaf leaf sight can mess with your weapon’s optics, too. But the sights on the M320 are more flexible, which makes you a bit likelier to hit, or at least land near, your target.

CMC Government Services is expanding their product line once again providing EOTech Holographic Weapon Sights to military and law enforcement personnel.L-3 EOTech designed the ...

For nearly a decade, EOTech knew that its holographic weapon sights didn't work as advertised, especially in cold and humid weather, as Cox reported: ...

EOTech agreed to pay the government $25.6 million with the company not taking issue with the government's position that the gun sights are defective and the company knew about the problem for years.

101st's 1st BCT trains with improved M320 grenade launchers. By Sgt. Jon Heinrich, ... aims down the sights of his M320 grenade launcher module Feb. 8 at Range 22B here.

The US Marine Corps is testing the M320 grenade launcher module at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, the corps announced on 9 June. One of the first USMC unit to be issued with the M320 - Bravo Company, ...

The M320 is an improved version of the M203 that can be attached to the rifle or fired as a standalone weapon system, said Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin H. Patterson, a platoon sergeant with Company C.