uhuh, check this thread: http://forums.beyondunreal.com/showthread.php?t=127908
I doubt it works like the real XM8, but it's a start
I doubt it works like the real XM8, but it's a start
MikeeUSA said:M-4 is kinda almost like an updated M-16
Rage_187 said:I actually happened across this thread in a google search for information about the F88 and the Steyr AUG. Sorry to bring it back from the dead, but I was wondering, has anyone heard of the new US carbine design, the XM-8? (X because it hasn't been field-tested yet) For those who have heard of it, what do you think? Does it have a chance? Will it be as effective in the field as is it in the factory?
geogob said:sara, do you really feel the need to give anwsers to post made in the year 2000?
(SDS)benmcl said:Actually I rather had a thread brought back from the dead then a new one started on the same topic. Avoids bringing up old points, hopefully, and instead of everyone yelling use search for the thread they just need to scroll.
Norinco m311 which is a made in china ar-15, pretty accurate and light for hunting and what not. 2 years and no problems! I've also been in the canadian forces since I was 17 so about 6 years there. Any rifle in the right hands is deadlier than a enemy soldier with the best rifle ever made. I always thought they based the semi-burst beacause of the insane amount of ammo burned up per kill. I guess they stopped trusting their own riflemen with full auto for a better looking statistic and cut down supply lines bulk overall. I personally don't like the m16/ar15 rifles very much. The c7 and c7a1 we use in canada is sufficient and quite tough internally thanks to diemaco but still seems clunky to me. Would be nicer to have a modernized famas g2 or a F88 that had different sighting options. Or better yet a beta c mag that was widely issued with a light bipod .Meplat said:Umm... who here actually owns the weapons in question?
Who here has actually fired, let alone attained proficency with said firearms?
I am currently a rifleman in the ADF (Australian Defence Force) and use the F88 AUStyer assault rifle on a regular basis. Firstly the F88 is a different design to the Styer AUG and has different parts. As for the F88 not being left-hand friendly they come in both left and right handed for easier use, as I am left handed I should know! Also the person who wrote about the AUStyer not having iron sights i'll let you know that it has iron sights on top of the 4x scope.
Here's the post by Gryphon -
"Not to mention all the accidental discharges being experienced by the Australian army, which has forced them to rearm their participating forces with M16's and M4 carbines!"
--huh??? Where the hell did you get your information from anyway? Australia has NEVER and WILL NEVER use M16 or M16A2 assault rifles for the simple fact that they are mass produced pieces of junk.
As for the 10 pound trigger pull, well, all I can say if that Aussies only need one round... You other troopers are going to make some noise switching that selector switch, all we need to do if pull the trigger, oh, what? aren't you tough enough to pull the whole ten pounds, or are you afraid you'll pull the rifle... Let me just remind you that in most exercises with the American's the Aussies have won.
Thats all i wanted to say, next time get all the facts about things before making comments...
I am currently a rifleman in the ADF (Australian Defence Force) and use the F88 AUStyer assault rifle on a regular basis. Firstly the F88 is a different design to the Styer AUG and has different parts. As for the F88 not being left-hand friendly they come in both left and right handed for easier use, as I am left handed I should know! Also the person who wrote about the AUStyer not having iron sights i'll let you know that it has iron sights on top of the 4x scope.
Here's the post by Gryphon -
"Not to mention all the accidental discharges being experienced by the Australian army, which has forced them to rearm their participating forces with M16's and M4 carbines!"
--huh??? Where the hell did you get your information from anyway? Australia has NEVER and WILL NEVER use M16 or M16A2 assault rifles for the simple fact that they are mass produced pieces of junk.
As for the 10 pound trigger pull, well, all I can say if that Aussies only need one round... You other troopers are going to make some noise switching that selector switch, all we need to do if pull the trigger, oh, what? aren't you tough enough to pull the whole ten pounds, or are you afraid you'll pull the rifle... Let me just remind you that in most exercises with the American's the Aussies have won.
Thats all i wanted to say, next time get all the facts about things before making comments...
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