That wouldnt really releave the pressure instantly

Also shearing pins is a bitch

My assumption on the mechanics of it is that you get so much pressure into the bcg all at once that it doesn't have time to cam the bolt open, and the bolt has way more pressure on it so it's harder to open, so the water just fucking bursts the bcg

Damn that h&k music video bumpin

i like how he doesnt wear safety goggles after the test

cause he knows it isnt gonna fuck up

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

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Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

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Lel

It just be like it is

Niggas weren't over the beach shooting in Eugene stoners day

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Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

Electronic firing systems when? Lol. (Oh, and electromagnetic adjustable buffers would be kick ass)

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Yikes

Electronic firing systems when? Lol. (Oh, and electromagnetic adjustable buffers would be kick ass)

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?
Electronic firing systems when? Lol. (Oh, and electromagnetic adjustable buffers would be kick ass)

Jesus Christ. That's multiple orders of magnitude worse than how I though it worked. I wonder if some kind of overpressure relief valve in the bcg or gas block could prevent it. I'm sure it would be hell to design though. You could safely use it underwater if you had an adjustable gas port and you closed it and used it like a bolt action right?

@CTL what? I know we're still a ways away from that, but spark systems have been proven capable of handling millions of cycles without fault. The ammunition still needs tons work, and we might need a bit more improvement in battery technology. Firearm development is slow for good reason, but I think it's possible. Electronic buffers need a big leap in battery tech though.

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Okay gets flexed on by an EMP

Electronics could be the future, the problem is it's like insanely marginal returns for a lot of expense

Improving optics and sighting systems are where actual gains are made

They do electronic firing cannons on some AA and turret systems

A 1oz trigger ain't gonna really help shit

Rheinmetall has an electronic. 50

GAUs have electronic firing mechanisms

Yeah it's not hard and it's useful for big shit

But like small arms

Ain't really gonna help shit

ofc

them miniguns are useless if the vehicles is off

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