Doesn't anyone in the European firearms industry call it a product recall rather than an upgrade?
The SA-80 didn't work in my Rogue Spear game either.
Maybe I am contrarian because I got to fire M-14s in the Navy, but perhaps these eggheads should go back to the future with something rugged, hard-hitting and accurate than continue on the path of lowest common denominator weenie rifles.
It seems only a matter of time before the .177 Magnum MR.
"The latest advance from Enfield is this bullpup configured .177 Magnum Machine Rifle. Since no one in Britain has much firearms experience pre-Service, we have created the battle implement of the Sheeple. The magazine of the SA-2010 holds an astonishing one hundred projectiles traveling at 3500 fps. The 6gr .177 cup-nosed lead pellets are fired via super-duper compressed air. The resultant cartridge offers the state of the art in spray and pray tactical firing. No recoil. No aiming. No jamming, because the magazine is a sealed, one use, helical affair, with its own pressure cannister that ports directly into the weapon with a rubber "O" ring to keep out the sand that has stopped all of our previous efforts. This weapon is intended for use by troops with no combat experience and has been early adopted by the French Army, who are field testing it in bistros and cafes everywhere"
The SA-80 didn't work in my Rogue Spear game either.
Maybe I am contrarian because I got to fire M-14s in the Navy, but perhaps these eggheads should go back to the future with something rugged, hard-hitting and accurate than continue on the path of lowest common denominator weenie rifles.
It seems only a matter of time before the .177 Magnum MR.
"The latest advance from Enfield is this bullpup configured .177 Magnum Machine Rifle. Since no one in Britain has much firearms experience pre-Service, we have created the battle implement of the Sheeple. The magazine of the SA-2010 holds an astonishing one hundred projectiles traveling at 3500 fps. The 6gr .177 cup-nosed lead pellets are fired via super-duper compressed air. The resultant cartridge offers the state of the art in spray and pray tactical firing. No recoil. No aiming. No jamming, because the magazine is a sealed, one use, helical affair, with its own pressure cannister that ports directly into the weapon with a rubber "O" ring to keep out the sand that has stopped all of our previous efforts. This weapon is intended for use by troops with no combat experience and has been early adopted by the French Army, who are field testing it in bistros and cafes everywhere"
