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CCNIRVANA hat geschrieben:Ich glaub der "Vorteil" mit dem Laufwechsel zieht nicht wirklich, schon gar nicht bei so einer wandlungsfähigen Waffe, wie dem AR. Es gibt nix einfacheres, als einen ganzen Wechselupper inkl. eingeschossener Optik oder Rotpunkt für kurze Läufe draufzuhaben. Der Wechsel dauert auch nur ein paar Sekunden.

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Chris

KGR84 hat geschrieben:Hier ein sehr unterhaltsamer Beitrag über das neue Sturmgewehr der Firma Steyr, welche in den 70er Jahren das AUG für die AUSTRALISCHE Armee entwickelt hat. Vor allem diese Antwort darauf ist sehr unterhaltsam:

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012 ... ent-128743

F88 Austeyr: The Australian Army's modified version of the Steyr AUG A1. Changes for the Australian version include a bayonet lug, a 1:7 in rifling pitch as found in the M16A2 rifle, optimized for the heavier 62-grain NATO-standard SS109/M855 round and an "automatic lockout" selector that can physically disable the fully automatic position of the two-stage trigger mechanism found on the standard AUG. Contrary to popular belief the Australian issued F88 does not have the crosshair inside the "doughnut", however the New Zealand issued AUG does incorporate this feature. The AUG won a competition against the prototype of what would become the Bushmaster M17S. The components are built under license at the Australian Defence Industries factory in Lithgow, New South Wales (now known as Thales Australia).[19]F88C Austeyr: A carbine version of the Austeyr F88 featuring a shorter, 407 mm (16.0 in) barrel. The F88C is generally used as a personal defensive weapon where maneuverability is an issue, such as in armoured vehicles.F88S-A1 Austeyr: A version of the Australian Austeyr F88 with an integrated Picatinny rail in place of the standard optical sight that allows the attachment of various other sighting devices (night vision scopes, magnified and non-magnified optics such as the ELCAN C79, TrijiconACOG or Aimpoint).F88S-A1C: The Austeyr F88S-A1C is a compact variant of the F88 fitted with a Picatinny rail. The rifle has a 407 mm (16.0 in) barrel. Typically issued to front-line combat infantry units with room and weight constraints such as cavalry, reconnaissance, light horse, paratroopers and airfield defense guards (RAAF).F88 GLA: Australian Army version with an M203 grenade launcher. It features an Inter-bar (armourer attached) interface, an RM Equipment M203PI grenade launcher, and a Knight's Armament quadrant sight assembly to which a Firepoint red dot sight is attached. The bayonet lug and forward vertical grip are not present in this model.F88T: ADI has developed a .22-caliber training rifle for use by the Australian Army. The rifle provides an economical training alternative, with very low ammunition cost, which can be used in environmentally sensitive training areas and ranges where "overshooting" is an issue, and there is less of a chance to injure instructors and other persons.[19]F88S-A2: An evolutionary upgrade of the current rifle to fulfill an operational capability gap. Deliveries of several thousand were completed in late-2009 to selected units for overseas service. (Afghanistan) Technical improvements in the F88SA2 include: Modified gas system for increased reliability and increased interoperability with U.S ammo. An enlarged ejection port. A longer Picatinny Rail on top of the weapon, a modified sight housing, a side rail mount for a torch and Night Aiming Device (NAD). Color of the barrel, sight and barrel assembly has been changed to khaki to reduce the recognition signature.[20]DSTO Advanced Individual Combat Weapon: Experimental weapon combining the barrel, action and magazine of an Austeyr F88 with an enlarged receiver and stock/body that also incorporates a multiple-shot 40 mm grenade launcher.Enhanced F88 Austeyr: Part of the LAND 125 Soldier Combat System project, the EF88 is a significant upgrade to the F88-A2. Final design and testing is expected to end in 2013. Here is a summarized list of the upgrades. 1. Longer top rail, introduction of side and bottom rails 3. Length of Pull has been shortened by 15mm 4. Modular Lower Fore End 5. Floating Barrel – increases accuracy. 6. Fluted Barrel 7. Folding Cocking Handle 8. Improved Butt design – increased strength, ejection port cover recessed to improve reliability. 9. Provision for Electronic Architecture – to allow centralized control and power management of ancillary devices. 10. Bolt-together Butt – for easier dis-assembly. 12. Improved Grenade Launcher Mount – improves balance of the weapon 13. Side-opening Grenade Launcher – can fire all currently available 40mm low velocity grenades 14. Improved Grenade Launcher safety. The KORD RIC (Rifle Input Control) is Thales new electronic control system, and will also be integrated into the rifle.[20][21][22]F90: The intended for export version of the EF88, Thales debuted the F90 at the Eurosatorymilitary exhibition in Paris, June 2012. Key additions include a bottom rail and a detacheable side rail, optional compatibility with STANAG magazines, weight savings over the F88SA2 with a base weight of 3.25 kg (7 lb) and the large trigger guard has been reshaped to serve as a vertical foregrip. Thales in partnership with Steyr-Mannlicher are pursuing small arms procurement programs such as the planned replacement of FAMAS rifle used by the French military. F90 variants include Grenadier, Marksman (508 mm (20 in) barrel) and Close Quarters Battle (360 mm (14 in) barrel).

KGR84 hat geschrieben:Hier ein sehr unterhaltsamer Beitrag über das neue Sturmgewehr der Firma Steyr, welche in den 70er Jahren das AUG für die AUSTRALISCHE Armee entwickelt hat. Vor allem diese Antwort darauf ist sehr unterhaltsam:

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012 ... ent-128743

pointi2009 hat geschrieben:es wurde mal geschrieben von Kaliber .300AAC Blackout. Ist eigentlich auch eine .300 Whisper vorgesehen?

GehtDas hat geschrieben:

pointi2009 hat geschrieben:es wurde mal geschrieben von Kaliber .300AAC Blackout. Ist eigentlich auch eine .300 Whisper vorgesehen?

Ich glaub die .300 Blackout ist die .300 Whisper, wenn's nicht so ist bitte ich um Korrektur.

MfG