Next thing you know, our liberal friends will claim that anyone can purchase this through the "gun show loophole" without a background check. WOW, kinda makes the M1919, M60 and even the SAW obsolete, doesn't it?
Amazing the lack of muzzle jump, among other aspects!
Quote: If you understood the gas operated M16, you knew this was coming someday. Well, someday is here.
This .308 caliber/7.62mm NATO has less recoil than a .22 LR, and far less than the M-16 and M-4.
This thing sounds like a sewing machine. Where is the recoil?
Forget the AR-15/M-16 and the M-60 .....this is the new "pig" !
Almost no recoil as well.
Just throw it in some water to cool it off!
This beaut is a real "base of fire" !
Best thing out of Germany since German Beer and the VW 'Beetle'. Very Impressive and stable platform.
It can be fired from virtually any position including standing.
Virtually no muzzle rise with a 7.62!
A friend wrote: As a former machine gunner in an Infantry squad, I am in awe of these new German machine guns.
Good Grief, I would sure hate to be "down range" facing these weapons.
Check the ease in changing the barrels as well as the very low recoil forces it has.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e29_1352371125
Regards,
hm
Amazing the lack of muzzle jump, among other aspects!
Quote: If you understood the gas operated M16, you knew this was coming someday. Well, someday is here.
This .308 caliber/7.62mm NATO has less recoil than a .22 LR, and far less than the M-16 and M-4.
This thing sounds like a sewing machine. Where is the recoil?
Forget the AR-15/M-16 and the M-60 .....this is the new "pig" !
Almost no recoil as well.
Just throw it in some water to cool it off!
This beaut is a real "base of fire" !
Best thing out of Germany since German Beer and the VW 'Beetle'. Very Impressive and stable platform.
It can be fired from virtually any position including standing.
Virtually no muzzle rise with a 7.62!
A friend wrote: As a former machine gunner in an Infantry squad, I am in awe of these new German machine guns.
Good Grief, I would sure hate to be "down range" facing these weapons.
Check the ease in changing the barrels as well as the very low recoil forces it has.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e29_1352371125
Regards,
hm