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There nothing special in it other then those 4 Aluminum Rails,they have increased weight.And it has been around for almost 5 years.
Hazrat @Zarvan Could you please provide some evidence that this fine weapon G-3M is 1/2 kg heavier than G3-A3, a factual response would be greatly appreciated.Kudos Hazrat
Actually that's not jamming issue,that's more of a metallurgy flaw or design flaw,those who encountered that situation state that during low temps G3 would never achieve battery i.e it would fail to feed a fresh round from fresh magazine into cold chamber,rollers would fail to lock into recesses in the barrel extension.bara weight hai bhai.... .....main issue with g3 was jamming at low temps....apart from that for battle groups, its a fine weapon....
I see this as a pointless exercise now! We are now entering a new age of CT ammo and guns. Maybe it best to wait until those weapons and ammo become streamline and keep using G3/Type 56
Maybe better to join in hands with OEM's doing R&D and co-develop a system.
I see this as a pointless exercise now! We are now entering a new age of CT ammo and guns. Maybe it best to wait until those weapons and ammo become streamline and keep using G3/Type 56
Maybe better to join in hands with OEM's doing R&D and co-develop a system.
That concept in form of G11 and caseless ammo came during 60's and H&K did developed both rifle and ammo,which never reached production level.Exactly the conclusion I reached a couple of months ago. Lets not adopt a 100 year old ammo. a 6.5 creedmoor derivative, with polymer casing would be fit for a rifle of the 21st century.
That concept in form of G11 and caseless ammo came during 60's and H&K did developed both rifle and ammo,which never reached production level.
aBSOLUTELY noI see this as a pointless exercise now! We are now entering a new age of CT ammo and guns. Maybe it best to wait until those weapons and ammo become streamline and keep using G3/Type 56
Maybe better to join in hands with OEM's doing R&D and co-develop a system.
NOOOOO..... Absolutely NO to CT. You need a proven design.I see this as a pointless exercise now! We are now entering a new age of CT ammo and guns. Maybe it best to wait until those weapons and ammo become streamline and keep using G3/Type 56
Maybe better to join in hands with OEM's doing R&D and co-develop a system.
aBSOLUTELY no
NOOOOO..... Absolutely NO to CT. You need a proven design.
My notes long back; stick with G3/T56+AK103. Put your own design in - use an existing design and work on it to adopt it.
No domestic thing happeningI think after the rifle trials either a domestic design will qualify or partner with some OEM
Yes, it does not appear so but if they had some foresight, this was an excellent project to undertake.No domestic thing happening
Hazrat you are going to see this for the foreseeable future, like it or not!Soldiers on Hilux have arrived in PU. All are carrying G3M.
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