Last edited by imortal (2007-05-25 19:34:35)
Agreed.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
Interesting brass disposal...
Oh, most definately a pain on full auto. But, man, that firepower, and compact? I am willing to put up with the recoil on that thing.Ryan wrote:
Agreed.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
Interesting brass disposal...
That would be a bitch to fire full-auto.
Mod the stock by putting a spring in it, pad the butt and then the recoil will not be too hard to handle.imortal wrote:
Oh, most definately a pain on full auto. But, man, that firepower, and compact? I am willing to put up with the recoil on that thing.Ryan wrote:
Agreed.{M5}Sniper3 wrote:
Interesting brass disposal...
That would be a bitch to fire full-auto.
With that kick you wouldn't want full auto.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
I notice they don't fire it full auto...
That's why you clean your guns.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
what happens when carbon builds up and the shells refuse to eject? i dont like it. that donnage juust falls out, it doesnt get pushed out.
then again im not a fan of bullpups
That is most likely because it is being made for the civilian market, very few of whom are allowed to legally own a fully automatic firearm.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
I notice they don't fire it full auto...
which AK?David.Podedworny wrote:
Wow but only 20 rounds? The ak has more then that and from the look of it less recoil. Btw 39 or 51 mm?
I meant the 47 And does'nt that gun look like it's vomiting the rounds?Parker wrote:
which AK?
if you are talking about a 5.45 then the point doesnt matter.
That is true, but if you look around and find the diagram, there is nothing for the empty brass to get stuck on in the tube. I suppose you could physically jam something in there to keep the shells from falling out, but why? Yes, it is a new and unusual system, but I see no reason why it cannot work.Adams_BJ wrote:
I can see problems with that ejection mechanism, like if one get stuck the rest get built up etc.
Looking back. All 7.62x51mm weapons can only have a maximum of 20 rounds or the magazine would be really big. The AK can do 30 rounds because the round is shorter or something. The Bren gun was a gun that had a 30 round magazine with 7.62x51mm (but really .303) but that's why the magazine was on the top because it was huge.David.Podedworny wrote:
Wow but only 20 rounds? The ak has more then that and from the look of it less recoil. Btw 39 or 51 mm?
Agreed. I can't wait to see if the style works out. Plus, it could always be 'downsized' to a 5.56 if people really want a smaller bullet but more rounds.Mekstizzle wrote:
Looking back. All 7.62x51mm weapons can only have a maximum of 20 rounds or the magazine would be really big. The AK can do 30 rounds because the round is shorter or something. The Bren gun was a gun that had a 30 round magazine with 7.62x51mm (but really .303) but that's why the magazine was on the top because it was huge.David.Podedworny wrote:
Wow but only 20 rounds? The ak has more then that and from the look of it less recoil. Btw 39 or 51 mm?
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And as a left handed person, i welcome anything that doesn't burn my arm off.
Or they could use ak47 type rounds?(7.62 x 39mm)imortal wrote:
Agreed. I can't wait to see if the style works out. Plus, it could always be 'downsized' to a 5.56 if people really want a smaller bullet but more rounds.
Entertayner wrote:
"GTFO OF THIS THREAD IF YOU'RE NOT INTERESTED"'s.
I am glad I was able to bring some joy and completion to your life. You are most welcome.Entertayner wrote:
Finally! I was waiting for this and now my life is complete!! .
I've always wondered why that sort of round isn't used more often. I think it's because, even though it has more power than the 5.56, it moves slower and so is less likely to puncture body armour (but better at going through rocks and trees, i dunno...it's all about pressure and momentum me thinks)David.Podedworny wrote:
Or they could use ak47 type rounds?(7.62 x 39mm)imortal wrote:
Agreed. I can't wait to see if the style works out. Plus, it could always be 'downsized' to a 5.56 if people really want a smaller bullet but more rounds.
