so it is. there r crazy leftists like mel_carter but there are
also crazy rightist like Johnston who ever since my post has
shutup. I shall repost what i posted for him again so he may save
the trouble of digging it up, and so he cannot use the excuse of
having missed it to remain silent. Well Mr Expert. here are your
answers. Now answer mine. Dun tell me u need so long to research
your answers? Aren't they straight off the top of your head?
Name the external differences between:
AK-47 - I'll use this as the control standard
AKM - Receiver has 2 small indentations foward and above the
magazine housing, slight difference in the butt and
handgrip(positioned slightly higher) and a threaded barrel for the
use of a removable muzzle flip compensator.
AK74 - plastic magazine, shallow groove in the rifle butt,
noticeable muzzle brake and compensator
AKSU-74 - shortened barrel and hand guard, without the 2 cooling
grooves in it, steel folding butt, and a large muzzle attachment
and flash suppresor different from that on the AK- 74
didn't ask about the AKMS? want me to list out the differences as
well?
My turn:
Besides the above mentioned by you, pls also mention the external
differences from the AK - 47 that the following assault rifles
have.
Chinese Type 56
CZ58
Valmet 76
Valmet 78
Sako M90
Galil
MPi KM
Vektor R4
Zastava M70B1
Zastava M76
Zastava M80
Zastava M85
And what do the above rifles have in common?
The correct term is "roller locked delayed blowback"
Extra questions: Name the variant of G3 that is expressly used for
sharpshooting I would guess the PSG1 since it does not have any
iron sights.
and what is the criteria that the rifle must show for mating to
scope. not sure of your wording but the PSG1 should be able to put
50 rds of match ammunition inside an 80mm circle at 300m.
Difference between PSG1 and MSG-90?
external:
PSG1: wooden grip with a rest at the bottem, butt stock is
different, issued with a 6 x 42 scope as standard, heavy
barrel
MSG90: plastic handgrip with no hand rest, barrel is lighter,
buttstock is different, standard sights are 10x scope and usually
fitted with a bipod at the end of the rail in the fore-end.
internal: mainly the barrel, the trigger mechanism and the
sights.
how about this: from which rifle did the H&K's roller-delayed
blowback system come from? and fome which company DID that rifle
get the design? in what year did the design appear? which other
countries is the G3 produced under license? how is the H&K G41
similar to the PSG1? how is it different from the H&K33E? What
about the HK53?
You neglected another part of the FAMAS question. What's special
and makes FAMAS .223 cases easily distinguishable?
longitudinal marks on the casing.
heres a couple of my own questions. why is the chamber fluted? what
rounds does the training version fire? in what year did the Famas
F2 appear? how was it different to the original Famas? what year
did the original Famas start production? I can answer all these so
you, being the expert, better be able to answer too.
