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SnAkE_OnE
es bastante pesado el Galil , para hacerlo en 5.56 hubiera sido mas conveniente continuar el proyecto del FARA a menos que se te ocurra comprar el GALIL SAR , los demas pesan un cacho mas q el FAL Para incluso cargado
The debate over the effectiveness of NATO's 5.56 × 45 M855 rifle and LMG ammunition continued throughout last year, prompting a study of alternatives by the US Army. The focus was on whether any commercial, off-the-shelf 5.56 mm bullets would perform better against unarmoured targets in close-quarter battles, although some tests evaluated alternative calibres, specifically the 7.62 × 51 NATO and the 6.8 × 43 Remington SPC.
Despite the US Army's unswerving official support for the 5.56 mm M855 ammunition, it seems unlikely that the controversy will go away. The older 7.62 × 51 round, supposedly retained primarily for machine guns and sniper rifles, remains popular when more range or barrier penetration are required. Not only have many of the old US M14 rifles in this calibre been refurbished and issued for service, but USSOCOM's (US Special Operations Command) new FN SCAR assault rifle is to be acquired in a 'heavy' version in 7.62 mm as well as a 'light' version in 5.56 mm.
In an interesting parallel development, the UK has completed a calibre study to determine the effect required by the next generation of small arms, and research is continuing (it is intended to replace the SA80 family in 2020). No details have been released so far, but the results will presumably be fed into the eventual debate over the characteristics of future NATO small-arms ammunition.
For the present, however, the 5.56 mm will have to soldier on, with support from the 7.62 mm when required. Meanwhile, the commercial development of composite (polymer/brass) cases in 5.56 × 45 continues in an attempt to provide some of the benefits of lighter ammunition for existing weapons.
SnAkE_OnE dijo:con una 22LR le tengo mas miedo que una de 9mm , esas te navegan adentro que es un enchastre
hay ciertas municiones de 7.62 que las podes parar , excepto la explosiva y la de punta de tungsteno
SnAkE_OnE dijo:hay ciertas municiones de 7.62 que las podes parar , excepto la explosiva y la de punta de tungsteno
SnAkE_OnE dijo:me imagino... un dolor de huevos impresionante
argie dijo:Los chalecos antibalas con placas cerámicas recambiables te paran las de 5,56 mm, y es probable que las de 7,62 mm también. Quizás no las que mencionás.
Guitro01 dijo:Mi unica pregnta es como le ira al calibre 5.56 en una tarde patagonica tipica, con vientos cruzados de hasta 70km/h???