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[Knight]

U.S. Army's New Infantry Weapon Down to Three Competitors

Whichever company is able to hit the bullseye could find itself in a good position as the U.S. Army seeks to replace not one but two weapons in the small arms arsenal. - Defense Contractors

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[KhyberPass]

At first yes. But now they are looking into replacing the m4 with 6.8 For ammo commonality.

So the infantry can engage out to 800m where all the positive ID is lolol

 

[T_Max]

6.8 makes a bigger hole

 

[KhyberPass]

If I understand correctly, the problem here is SIG USA (SIGARMS), not the original SIG over in Switzerland.

To tell you the truth I’m not sure what division of Sig develops what, like where the MCX or MPX or Virtus or Rattler were born. I know for a fact all of those problems have left a lot of people very disappointed in the long run

 

[Knight]

Still think the xm8 should have another chance at the trials. Js

 

[Rabbit2047]

Still think the xm8 should have another chance at the trials. Js

No

 

[KhyberPass]

Still think the xm8 should have another chance at the trials. Js

Get you a Tommy built

SUPER SAIYAN CLOUT



ugly as butt though

 

[Knight]

Get you a Tommy built

SUPER SAIYAN CLOUT

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ugly as butt though

Lol I’ll pass. I do like the PCAPs mounts though.

 

[Axeman]

6.8 makes a bigger hole

Just...barely.

Funny thing - .223 is about 1/4", 2/8" or 4/16"
6.8 is maybe 5/16"
.38 and 9mm is about 3/8", or 6/16"
.45 is a little less than 1/2", a bit more than 7/16"

So what's all the fuss about a slightly bigger hole??

 

[Knight]

ACR is the superior weapon. Change my mind.

 

[3x]

Wrinkle Side?

Cosmoline fuzz

 

[Rabbit2047]

ACR is the superior weapon. Change my mind.

That I will agree with.

 

[Knight]

That I will agree with.

Talking 556, I think it blows the scar 16 out the water. Shame it didn’t take off like it should have

 

[Rabbit2047]

Just...barely.

Funny thing - .223 is about 1/4", 2/8" or 4/16"
6.8 is maybe 5/16"
.38 and 9mm is about 3/8", or 6/16"
.45 is a little less than 1/2", a bit more than 7/16"

So what's all the fuss about a slightly bigger hole??

Joules.

Bigger bullet transfers more inertia on impact

 

[Axeman]

Joules.

Bigger bullet transfers more inertia on impact

I know, but the issue raised was the diameter of the entry hole...Personally, I don't want to get hit with any of them, especially my favorite personal defense caliber - the Supersonic Telephone Pole.

 

[Miles]

700 for AMD and 2 mags

Why didn't I see yesterday????
Dammit!!!!
I wm stil on page 1330

 

[KhyberPass]

Just...barely.

Funny thing - .223 is about 1/4", 2/8" or 4/16"
6.8 is maybe 5/16"
.38 and 9mm is about 3/8", or 6/16"
.45 is a little less than 1/2", a bit more than 7/16"

So what's all the fuss about a slightly bigger hole??

I agree waste of money.
my argument was infantry has proven time and time again modern engagements happen within that 300m bubble. Sure maybe we stretch that one day, but with the current environment we exist in and the modern day threat of insurgency im
Not seeing the use for infantry to engage out to 800m on a basis often enough to warrant a full caliber shift within the armed forces.

all my 11Bs like “I’m pretty much a sniper”

 

[Miles]

how the hell have yall already posted 66K times in this thread? Hell the original one only has 41K.

Dankasaurus deleted a few hundred posts, easily.
And we do open price checks and call outs, without bans.

 

[Knight]

120mm > whatever the fuck the infantry is using.

 

[3x]

Organized my shit like a real man


In a cardboard box