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This is a discussion on RM277 -- next gen battle rifle? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; This is an interesting looking rifle from General Dynamics: General Dynamics RM277 I like the idea of the 6.8mm round. I wonder if the rest ...
This is an interesting looking rifle from General Dynamics:
General Dynamics RM277
I like the idea of the 6.8mm round. I wonder if the rest of NATO is ready to adopt a new cartridge?
Last edited by Nix; October 17th, 2019 at 12:08 AM.
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Very interesting
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...pon-the-rm277/
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I don't like the bullpup design...don't like having my face that close to the chamber...that is probably just me, but I don't like it.
The everyday man who holsters a handgun for come-what-may eventualities cannot improve on a .44 Special revolver. Skeeter Skelton
My problem with bullpups: If you experience a jam, access to the bolt head and chamber is slow, clumsy, and convoluted.
Compare breech access of any bullpup to that of the Garand/M14 and the SKS.
However, the cartridge contemplated for use in this new design is a sterling idea.
It's light-weight, it's very easily manufactured, and it's easy to recover and completely recyclable.
Steve
Retired Leathersmith and Practical Shooter
"Qui desiderat pacem, pręparet bellum."