You have that Shit right...... Our Government is punishing Rob Arms like a step child. Not the best for an innovative company. That my friends is politics...... knee pads help. :2cents:
XCR on Futureweapons?
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So last night was the predicted Masada episode which also had the Knight's PDW.
At least they are living up to the "future" billing since neither of these weapons are shipping to my knowledge and certainly not to civilians.
The PDW looked nice and they showed it firing at body armor, but they did not show breaking it down. It is pretty clear it is not multi-caliber since they talked about designing it around the round. Appears to uses the AR trigger group like the Masada. Makes me wonder if the AR trigger is that good or is it just convenient to use it? The PDW weighs something like 4.5 lbs. Smooth shooting in full auto with little muzzle climb. I did notice the BUIS would oscillate in full auto during a nice slow motion shot. I would not have thought that to be possible.
The Masada was shot indoors in what appeared to be a fairly controlled environment. They broke it down, but did not show any detailed like the barrel cam attachment. They showed being able to assemble any configuration quickly with no tools. Seems slick, but I wonder how sturdy it is. The stock snaps on as do the hand guards. Nothing you can't do with an XCR, but you do need a tool for the barrel and stock assembly.
Alex needs to up the ante by showing the XCRL, XCR-M, XCR-PDW, and and XCR-H in .50 and 20mm
At least they are living up to the "future" billing since neither of these weapons are shipping to my knowledge and certainly not to civilians.
The PDW looked nice and they showed it firing at body armor, but they did not show breaking it down. It is pretty clear it is not multi-caliber since they talked about designing it around the round. Appears to uses the AR trigger group like the Masada. Makes me wonder if the AR trigger is that good or is it just convenient to use it? The PDW weighs something like 4.5 lbs. Smooth shooting in full auto with little muzzle climb. I did notice the BUIS would oscillate in full auto during a nice slow motion shot. I would not have thought that to be possible.
The Masada was shot indoors in what appeared to be a fairly controlled environment. They broke it down, but did not show any detailed like the barrel cam attachment. They showed being able to assemble any configuration quickly with no tools. Seems slick, but I wonder how sturdy it is. The stock snaps on as do the hand guards. Nothing you can't do with an XCR, but you do need a tool for the barrel and stock assembly.
Alex needs to up the ante by showing the XCRL, XCR-M, XCR-PDW, and and XCR-H in .50 and 20mm
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