1 posted on
07/21/2005 3:32:58 PM PDT by
spetznaz
To: spetznaz
It definitely passes the coolness test.
I've read several other articles about this and believe its an idea that is past due. The M16 is just too fragile.
My opinion based on what I hear, and owning one.
They are fun to shoot and accurate, but hard to maintain.
2 posted on
07/21/2005 3:36:55 PM PDT by
ottersnot
(Kill a commie for your mommie....Johnnie Ramone. American Rocker and patriot)
To: spetznaz
One wonders why the capability to change out the barrel and fire Ak47 rounds?
What are the chances of having the barrels on hand when only AK rounds are available.
This seems more like an option to sell it to foreign armys, which seems inadvisable these days.
3 posted on
07/21/2005 3:38:06 PM PDT by
konaice
To: spetznaz
SWEET
Where can I get one....
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
4 posted on
07/21/2005 3:39:21 PM PDT by
Nat Turner
(DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME)
To: spetznaz
SCAR has been reopened for re trials...
Leitner-Wise
MGI
Robinson Arms
and my favorite POF
Among others have weapon systems as good if not better than
FN entry..not the politcal clout but privately owned American companies with some great ideals
5 posted on
07/21/2005 3:39:25 PM PDT by
joesnuffy
(The state always has solutions to the problems it creates...more freedom will never be a solution)
To: spetznaz
The 'Operators' wanted the side-folding stock to cover the ejection port and charging handle when folded?
Whatever. Looks like a updated slab-side FN-FNC.
I say 'Meh'.
7 posted on
07/21/2005 3:42:17 PM PDT by
The KG9 Kid
(Semper Fi!)
To: spetznaz
The new 6.8 round seems to have respectable ballistics, superior to the 5.56. But I'm old fashioned, I still like my FN-FAL in .308.
11 posted on
07/21/2005 3:52:15 PM PDT by
n230099
To: spetznaz
![](http://www.pof-usa.com/DSC01423.JPG)
POF plus Noveske's Krink Brake..this puppy will come in 6.8 SPC and 6.5 Grendel as well as .556 NATO
US Company and US inventors
AR15 thread
13 posted on
07/21/2005 3:54:51 PM PDT by
joesnuffy
(The state always has solutions to the problems it creates...more freedom will never be a solution)
To: spetznaz
Some features:
Bolt locks back after the last round is fired.
Angled axis of stock pivot puts the folded stock out of the way of the ejection port, allowing firing when folded.
5.56 accepts M16 mags.
Gas operated (yecch!)
15 posted on
07/21/2005 4:01:52 PM PDT by
Atlas Sneezed
(Your FRiendly FReeper Patent Attorney)
To: spetznaz
Odd, a shorter barrel for the .308 than for .223.
Incidentally, re: .223, it's illegal to hunt deer with .223 in many states. "You don't need to be loaded for bear to go to war, but you should at least be loaded for whitetail."
23 posted on
07/21/2005 4:27:20 PM PDT by
coloradan
(Hence, etc.)
To: spetznaz
I prefer this:
![](http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/redneck_swiss_army_gun.jpg)
27 posted on
07/21/2005 4:40:42 PM PDT by
SirChas
To: spetznaz
To: spetznaz
"CAR-H can be quickly converted to fire AK-47 ammo (the 7.62x39 round) with a changeout of the barrel and receiver.Well ... I suppose that with a change out of the barrel and receiver, my Ruger 10/22 could in theory fire a five inch naval round.
To: spetznaz
![](http://users3.ev1.net/~d_c_lee/sonofatpatcher2/SonofaT-3.jpg)
I agree with you 100%... But next time how's about posting a little smaller photo for the FReeper who have dailup?
33 posted on
07/21/2005 6:23:17 PM PDT by
sonofatpatcher2
(Texas, Love & a .45-- What more could you want, campers? };^)
To: spetznaz
To: spetznaz
35 posted on
07/21/2005 11:44:22 PM PDT by
The KG9 Kid
(Semper Fi!)
To: spetznaz
The 7.62 x 51 variant of the SCAR has a barrel that is too short for me. With the model shown the barrel can't be longer than 14 inches. That would be some nasty muzzle blast with 7.62 x 51.
I would like to see a picture of the 7.62 x 39 variant of the SCAR.
37 posted on
07/22/2005 10:32:38 PM PDT by
2nd_Amendment_Defender
("It is when people forget God that tyrants forge their chains." -- Patrick Henry)
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