Platforms.calripson wrote:Looks like China brought their basketball team.
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Platforms.calripson wrote:Looks like China brought their basketball team.
flamming_python wrote:Middle is the Mongolian army?
You misunderstood me? I'm talking about single shots sent downrange onto the target. There is a very good reason why the US military first thought of the three round burst and then simply got rid of it because it offered nothing over the Semi/Auto selector and good awareness of the man at arms.
Similarly the A-545 is the better rifle vs the upcoming AK-12 simply not worth the retooling for the benefit (and lobying) of that small difference.
KISS was gone and that for the benefit of laser like accuracy and tandem lead poisoning on random durka-durka idiot somewhere in Ingush rear country.
And the AN does provide the closest thing to the two girls one cup, brain mush edition on its current form. The rifle is a very good idea and I would like it to be refined and fielded. Because the recoil is out of this world. And the looks are wicked.
GarryB wrote:You misunderstood me? I'm talking about single shots sent downrange onto the target. There is a very good reason why the US military first thought of the three round burst and then simply got rid of it because it offered nothing over the Semi/Auto selector and good awareness of the man at arms.
In a conventional rifle with a standard 600 odd RPM rate of fire the first shot of a three round burst hits the target and the other two go over their head...
The purpose of the two round burst on the AN-94 is to fire the second shot before the recoil of the first shot has upset the aim too much.
Results I have seen seem to suggest both rounds are close enough to be worth the extra shot.
The rifle did beat the AK-74M because of this despite being rather more expensive and more difficult to make and maintain.
That is more than most of the super weapons the US tested to replace the M16 managed...
Similarly the A-545 is the better rifle vs the upcoming AK-12 simply not worth the retooling for the benefit (and lobying) of that small difference.
Official statements regarding the most recent tests suggests the AK12 is better as well as cheaper and easier to make.
KISS was gone and that for the benefit of laser like accuracy and tandem lead poisoning on random durka-durka idiot somewhere in Ingush rear country.
The best weapon is not always the most accurate....
And the AN does provide the closest thing to the two girls one cup, brain mush edition on its current form. The rifle is a very good idea and I would like it to be refined and fielded. Because the recoil is out of this world. And the looks are wicked.
I must say when I first saw that the whole barrel slides back on a rail I did cringe and wonder what effect on rate of fire and shooting performance having the bayonet fixed would have.
I did like the fact that the bayonet was angled at 90 degrees to the side so the under barrel grenade launcher can be fitted and used with a fixed bayonet.
Regular wrote:I still don't know why AK-12 wasn't based on AK-107. Looks no brainer to me.
macedonian wrote:Impressive that Serbia chose to send those people to the parade even after all the pressure from Brussels and Washington.
The Serbian Government showed some serious cojones! I'm jealous.
Congrats Serbia!
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TheArmenian wrote:Thank you ult.
Here is another one from a better point of view.
alexZam wrote:Famous Alabino base. International "guests" slowly, but surely flooding in.
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cracker wrote:the "frame" is probably just the APS tubes..... don't create theories, they have 0 reason to bother doing that, certainly not to see what debate it could create among fanboys or haters on random forums...
We have a problem in translation here.
I still don't know why AK-12 wasn't based on AK-107. Looks no brainer to me.
Many of these images and vids of the T-14 show clearly that the turret shape is concealed by some sort of framework hidden behind the tarpaulin.
cracker wrote:the "frame" is probably just the APS tubes..... don't create theories, they have 0 reason to bother doing that, certainly not to see what debate it could create among fanboys or haters on random forums...
GarryB wrote:We have a problem in translation here.
!... OK.
2... so reliability and ease of use are more important than accuracy and lethality?
3... so not much difference should mean stick with what works...
4... contradicts point 2 doesn't it?
The AEK is definitely not user friendly... I have spoken to people who have used both weapons and they state the AEK keeps rounds on target in controlled full auto bursts better, but the recoil balancing mechanism is not simple and soldier proof and needs to be removed and reinstalled correctly or there will be problems...
I don't think extra effort to get better accuracy in full auto warrants the extra complication.
I still don't know why AK-12 wasn't based on AK-107. Looks no brainer to me.
the main advantage of balanced recoil mechanisms is to improve accuracy in full auto and bursts... which is good, but improving accuracy in single shot mode is more useful because that should be when point targets are engaged.
Many of these images and vids of the T-14 show clearly that the turret shape is concealed by some sort of framework hidden behind the tarpaulin.
I agree, but kinda think it is rather logical... the purpose of having a canvas cover is concealment... without a frame structure the canvas would not conceal shape much.
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