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I live in an island near Athens.
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I would honestly wait until I saw the final results of these reports. Greece doesn't have the money to phase out its current G3 service rifles to introduce the G36 or any other modern rifle anyway.
I live in an island near Athens.
I personally am not sure if these accusations have proper ground. After you have been firing for long periods on full auto with just about any gun the accuracy would suffer. I would bet you could put a ARX-160 or a SA80 through the same exact conditions and the results would be the same.
That said we could have a good replacement in the form of the H&K 416 if needed
Well bro to put it simply Germany has some of the stupidest politicians in central Europe. The bundeswehr has far more important issues that need to be taken care of then the "issue" with the G-36 rifle.It seems that, if the reports turn out to be true, the problem lies with the barrel (and the lightweight materials around it). However, accuracy problems due to an heated rifle barrel is, like you said, a problem even the most modern rifles face. So if the reports are, the Bundeswehr and H&K could start developing new uppers for their otherwise proven AR.
What I can't grasp however, is why the politicians were so quick in jumping to outphasing the ENTIRE rifle. It just doesn't make any sense. You don't suddently buy an entirely new car either, if only the wheel is in need of replacing.
Likewise, for as far as I have known, the G36's internals have been known for their reliability. The same G36 guts have been transferred to newer like the HK416 and HK417, so if the inaccuracy accussations were true, it would mean a far further reaching issue than what German politicians make it to be. I heard contradicting statements from the soldiers and H&K themselves, about how the so-called reliability issue was more politically motived rather than militarily.