Point taken, though.
And there are problems with the safety nose breaking, as well, particularly in early versions. That's something less of a fault then the early Australian F88s whose trigger housings and other components were found to melt if more than three magazines were fired through them full-auto. I suppose that's one way to reinstill a healthy respect for one-a-a-time marksmanship and hits that count with the troops, but it's not at all one I favour. Neither, it seems, do most of the Diggers so encumbered.
Fine, handy little carbinme for the Boy Navy cadets, though.
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