Grenade launchers
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Let's talk about grenade launchers.
I had the dubious honour f having fired one curry powder round my whole time. And that is because I "ahem" borrowed the weapon from one of the men.
Anyway...
It was an article on ST about ...yawn...Cdo yet again being the best combat unit.
Pictured was a SAF Cdo with a U100 AND a multi-shot GL. The revolving drum type.
Anyone has any info? What make? Import? Or STK produced?
Looks like this, but not sure exactly:
Does this mean that STK had given up the ghost on the SSW?
Though the GL pictured above is not "smart" compared to the SSW, this thing is rugged, lightweight and can dish out respectable amount of firepower in a short time.
Though the SSW is very impressive on paper, I can't help but feel very skeptical when someone designs a computerised weapon for INFANTRYMEN.
I somehow don't see mud and microchip working hand-in-hand. -
Weighs about 16kg...
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before loading....Originally posted by wonderamazement:Weighs about 16kg...
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can someone kindly scan it up please ? ... not everyone has access to the ST ...
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It's most likely STK made.(Rip off but we DO have a Superlightweight GL)
Even though its 16kg, its "light" since it already contains a drum of loaded grenades.
In comparison, the AGL mounted on our vehicles weighs 33 kg naked. No ammo nothing.
Microchip will be dead since it's almost impossible to water/dust/mud/oil/crap proof any portion of an assault rifle. -
true, but then we've been unconsciously using things with chip in a long time, no ? ... like nighthawk for instance ... GPS, etc ... methinks it's not much of a stretch ...Originally posted by chino65:Let's talk about grenade launchers.
I had the dubious honour f having fired one curry powder round my whole time. And that is because I "ahem" borrowed the weapon from one of the men.
Anyway...
It was an article on ST about ...yawn...Cdo yet again being the best combat unit.
Pictured was a SAF Cdo with a U100 AND a multi-shot GL. The revolving drum type.
Anyone has any info? What make? Import? Or STK produced?
Looks like this, but not sure exactly:
Does this mean that STK had given up the ghost on the SSW?
Though the GL pictured above is not "smart" compared to the SSW, this thing is rugged, lightweight and can dish out respectable amount of firepower in a short time.
Though the SSW is very impressive on paper, I can't help but feel very skeptical when someone designs a computerised weapon for INFANTRYMEN.
I somehow don't see mud and microchip working hand-in-hand. -
my unit haf!!!
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what unit?Originally posted by gaoxingdcf:my unit haf!!! -
Storekeeper...Originally posted by beavan:what unit?