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Leica M2r PDF MANUAL
From 35mmc.com:
The first implementation of what is now known as the rapid-load 3-prong
take-up spool (M4 onwards). These special order cameras were designated
as Leica M2S by Leitz (though the top plate still reads M2) and were
designated KS15-4 by the U.S. Army. The U.S. Army cancelled its order
for the last 2,000 M2S cameras. This cancelled order is what was
rebranded and sold to the general public as the Leica M2-R by Leitz New
York in 1969/70. For reference, the serial number range of the Leica
M2-R is 1,248,201 to 1,250,200.