Danish Army upgrades their carbines

Steve Johnson
by Steve Johnson

The Danish Army has just signed a contract with Colt Canada for 5000 Colt C8 IUR carbine. The carbines will be designed the M/10. The guns feature quad rails and a fore grip.

M/10 C8IUR carbine

[ Many thanks to Mark for emailing me the info. ]

Steve Johnson
Steve Johnson

I founded TFB in 2007 and over 10 years worked tirelessly, with the help of my team, to build it up into the largest gun blog online. I retired as Editor in Chief in 2017. During my decade at TFB I was fortunate to work with the most amazing talented writers and genuinely good people!

More by Steve Johnson

Comments
Join the conversation
3 of 24 comments
  • Jake Jake on Feb 14, 2011

    Nothing new here.
    Colt got to be one of the list inovating small arms companies around. The best they can do to compete is buy the competition. Just laughable. Zero inovation.
    Since Colt bought Diemaco, the canadian company lost a few good contracts in Europe.

    Colt never built a military adopted rifle from ground up, yet they pretend to be treated like "world leaders in small arms". The true is that all they did was buy products made by smaller more inovative companies, buy smaller more inovative companies, or do quick, cheap bandaide fixes to older designs.

    Laughable.

    • Kjeld Kjeld on Feb 24, 2012

      @Jake Who cares?
      Their products work. I've used the C8 (M/96) on 2 deployments (Afghanistan) and the C7 (M/95) on 1 (Kosovo). And I've seen the C8IUR (M/10), lying in the armoury, that I'm unpacking in a few months for my next mission (Afghanistan). Who the hell cares what name is on the contract, if it works? And it does!

  • Cal Cal on Feb 04, 2012

    There are no handguards persay it is an integral part of the upper

Next