MMW MkV thread. It's been fun.

[New Corda]

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AR-10 from Armalite.

Man, I wish they still made the newer AR-10s like that instead of AR-15A2 styles...

Eh, that charging handle looks kinda groady...

[The Republic of Lanos]

Man, I wish they still made the newer AR-10s like that instead of AR-15A2 styles...

Eh, that charging handle looks kinda groady...

But that's the classic AR-10. Not the AR-10s they make now.

[Allmann]

Self Loading Rifle 7 and 8.

Cartridge: 6.5×55mm
Action: Gas-operating tilting breechblock
Rate of fire: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Muzzle velocity: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Effective range: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Feed system: 20 round detachable box magazine.
Sights: Iron sights, telescopic sight with 3x magnification.

[Hibernion (Ancient)]

We have a pistol unique to Hibernion called the Delta Mark IV

[Digitia Klosetia]

Just plain ol' dakka (never quite enough, though)

[New Corda]

Just plain ol' dakka (never quite enough, though)

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Needs moar dakka.

[New Corda]

We have a pistol unique to Hibernion called the Delta Mark IV

So, like a Colt Delta Elite, but with Mark IV on the end?



Delicious, delicious 10mm Auto...

[The Ottish Empire]

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Self Loading Rifle 7 and 8.

Cartridge: 6.5×55mm
Action: Gas-operating tilting breechblock
Rate of fire: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Muzzle velocity: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Effective range: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Feed system: 20 round detachable box magazine.
Sights: Iron sights, telescopic sight with 3x magnification.

The point of a bullpup-type rifle is to make use of wasted space in the stock of a rifle, while also decreasing the overall length of the rifle. That bullpup design (SLR 8?) should be much smaller than it appears to be, also the pistol grip on the first one looks wholly uncomfortable. As for the Rate of Fire, muzzle velocity, and effective range, go to the wikipedia page of a similar rifle, and base it off of that.

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

Just plain ol' dakka (never quite enough, though)

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[Spreewerke]

40,000 rounds of 7.62x39mm = ~1 literal ton (2,000 pounds) of ammunition.

7.62x39mm ammunition is typically around $0.20 per round for civilians (probably less for militaries), and even then that would mean...

$8,000.00

I would assume this is less than a laser-guided, infantry-portable missile.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

Javelin is supposedly nudging $40,000

[Fischermann]

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Self Loading Rifle 7 and 8.

Cartridge: 6.5×55mm
Action: Gas-operating tilting breechblock
Rate of fire: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Muzzle velocity: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Effective range: ? (Do not know what it should be)
Feed system: 20 round detachable box magazine.
Sights: Iron sights, telescopic sight with 3x magnification.

The point of a bullpup-type rifle is to make use of wasted space in the stock of a rifle, while also decreasing the overall length of the rifle. That bullpup design (SLR 8?) should be much smaller than it appears to be, also the pistol grip on the first one looks wholly uncomfortable. As for the Rate of Fire, muzzle velocity, and effective range, go to the wikipedia page of a similar rifle, and base it off of that.

If you ask me bullpups can be used as ''Sniper rifle in assault rifle length'' as well. If his country's infantry doctrine is about marksmanship and accuracy that bullpup would make sense. And judging from the cartridge, I'm thinking he does use that doctrine.

[Yes Im Biop]

Javelin is supposedly nudging $40,000

I thought it was 80,000$

[Samozaryadnyastan]

Depends on source. After all, TOW (the standard version) can vary from 40k to 200k per missile depending on your source.

[Galla-]

We have a pistol unique to Hibernion called the Delta Mark IV

So, like a Colt Delta Elite, but with Mark IV on the end?



Delicious, delicious 10mm Auto...

<3<3<3<3<3 delta elite <3<3<3<3<3

[The Ottish Empire]

The point of a bullpup-type rifle is to make use of wasted space in the stock of a rifle, while also decreasing the overall length of the rifle. That bullpup design (SLR 8?) should be much smaller than it appears to be, also the pistol grip on the first one looks wholly uncomfortable. As for the Rate of Fire, muzzle velocity, and effective range, go to the wikipedia page of a similar rifle, and base it off of that.

If you ask me bullpups can be used as ''Sniper rifle in assault rifle length'' as well. If his country's infantry doctrine is about marksmanship and accuracy that bullpup would make sense. And judging from the cartridge, I'm thinking he does use that doctrine.

You can still be accurate with a smaller rifle, the point of a bullpup is to allow for a smaller design for better maneuverability, and far less weight than a traditional rifle. What's the point of moving the whole trigger grouping back, if you get none of the pros typically associated with bullpups?

[Yes Im Biop]

Depends on source. After all, TOW (the standard version) can vary from 40k to 200k per missile depending on your source.

200,000$? Holy shit... Thats insane.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

Depends on source. After all, TOW (the standard version) can vary from 40k to 200k per missile depending on your source.

200,000$? Holy shit... Thats insane.

But how does that compare, say, to the cost of a TOW Missile? According to the Federation of American Scientists, whose numbers are copied by other sites, the price of one TOW missile (the missile itself and not the system) is $180,000.00. According to this sketchy website, and soldier mythology, the price of one TOW missile is currently around $60,000.00.

The U.S. military uses plenty of TOW missiles in Afghanistan because of their unique ability to “reach out and touch someone”. One of the platoons in my battalion--1st Platoon, “Dragon Platoon”--fired over a 100 of these missiles during deployment.

In other words, that single platoon, by itself, fired between 6-18 million dollars worth of TOW missiles in the span of one deployment. Just that platoon. At the same time, the CAI had an operating budget of 13 million dollars. In other words, Dragon Platoon fired the budget of the CAI during their deployment.

http://onviolence.com/?e=460

[Galla-]

If you ask me bullpups can be used as ''Sniper rifle in assault rifle length'' as well. If his country's infantry doctrine is about marksmanship and accuracy that bullpup would make sense. And judging from the cartridge, I'm thinking he does use that doctrine.

You can still be accurate with a smaller rifle, the point of a bullpup is to allow for a smaller design for better maneuverability, and far less weight than a traditional rifle. What's the point of moving the whole trigger grouping back, if you get none of the pros typically associated with bullpups?

The point of the bullpup is have a massively increased barrel length for the same overall length as a traditional rifle.

>:<

[Yes Im Biop]

200,000$? Holy shit... Thats insane.

But how does that compare, say, to the cost of a TOW Missile? According to the Federation of American Scientists, whose numbers are copied by other sites, the price of one TOW missile (the missile itself and not the system) is $180,000.00. According to this sketchy website, and soldier mythology, the price of one TOW missile is currently around $60,000.00.

The U.S. military uses plenty of TOW missiles in Afghanistan because of their unique ability to “reach out and touch someone”. One of the platoons in my battalion--1st Platoon, “Dragon Platoon”--fired over a 100 of these missiles during deployment.

In other words, that single platoon, by itself, fired between 6-18 million dollars worth of TOW missiles in the span of one deployment. Just that platoon. At the same time, the CAI had an operating budget of 13 million dollars. In other words, Dragon Platoon fired the budget of the CAI during their deployment.

http://onviolence.com/?e=460

CAI? Am i missing something? Ether way that's still a lot of tax dollars going into Rockets.

[New Corda]

So, like a Colt Delta Elite, but with Mark IV on the end?



Delicious, delicious 10mm Auto...

<3<3<3<3<3 delta elite <3<3<3<3<3

Wait, I agree with you about something?


Who divided by zero!?!?

[Samozaryadnyastan]

http://onviolence.com/?e=460

CAI? Am i missing something? Ether way that's still a lot of tax dollars going into Rockets.

Central Asia Institute.
A 'charity' that misused several million dollars of funding.

The article is saying yes, the fact that they fudged their finances and skimmed money from their own coffers is deplorable, but utterly dwarfed by routine government spending in Iraq. It goes on to say how AC in the 'Stan costs the Army 20.2 billion dollars a year.

$180,000 for a wire-guided anti tank missile is ridiculous. Hellfire, a semi-active laser-guided top-attack missile capable of radio guidance as well costs £82,000 which is somewhere between $100k and $120k

[Yes Im Biop]

CAI? Am i missing something? Ether way that's still a lot of tax dollars going into Rockets.

Central Asia Institute.
A 'charity' that misused several million dollars of funding.

The article is saying yes, the fact that they fudged their finances and skimmed money from their own coffers is deplorable, but utterly dwarfed by routine government spending in Iraq. It goes on to say how AC in the 'Stan costs the Army 20.2 billion dollars a year.

I approve of military spending...But shit with 200,000$ I Could live happily for a long time

[Sanctus Pacis]

The Standard Issue rifle of the Military of Sanctus Pacis is the AEK-972.

[Spreewerke]

Gun porn, since it's expected of me (sometimes).