Message from @Danacrag
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@Eirshy No. The issue is that G36 is almost an "ultralight" by the assault rifle standards - it weighs as much as a typical metal SMG
And when your goal is "light", you need to sacrifice other features: barrel is fixed into a trunnion with epoxy.
With enough heat it can soften that epoxy and move point of aim.
But the thing is G36 will never get that hot under normal use
It is not an LMG
g36 overheating and becoming inaccurate is a meme for normal use
When US army tested it at the endurance ofc it's melty handguards and the epoxy that gave out first
But that was a literal murder-test
test to the failure
i guess if used as a LMG it'd overheat. but that's a thing for any gun that isn't a LMG
it was a stopgap rifle anyways. that it acted up in Afghanistan after sustained fire isnt very surprising
and is fair considering it is light
@Steyr "Thick" Shotgun G3 still has extraction issues.
To operate it consistently you need to be friends with a decent case loader who will make your charges all the same.
also half the controversy stemmed from a offhand comment some officer made while thinking that perhaps one side of a rifle might get hotter than the other if they are left out in the sun
Flowers for Algernon
trained rats
That's what used to be very common in medieval Europe's "flee markets"
best slr is clearly the l1a1
"Rat Circus" is still in german parlance
I have never seen such well trained street rats before
I have seen
In Moscow that was not an uncommon thing to see
Curiously - the rat trainers were exclusively romanians
At least all that I and my friends saw
Very curious
**Uksio** cool story bro!
oh no
Hah.
that's new
I hate that hedgehog!
Googl now blurs some copyrighted pictures in search results
imagine using google
instead of the duck
it's like they want people moving to duckduckgo
apparently every google-owned service gets steadily shittier over time (search engine, youtube)