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Nope. Don't see any mechanism for power adjustment. All I can see are illumination, elevation and windage turrets.

It is 2.5x, AFAIK. Design predates WW2, I'm not joking.

Not 2x by any means. That was an abomination. The mount was shit too. And it had nearly zero eye relief. This seems to be a higher powered one, judging by the size. 4x maybe.

The most striking thing here is that the stock has been extended. As long as the scope works, it works. Don't care if it looks like a pig. Even a PSO-1 is better than irons.

Ammo can be airdropped. You want soldiers to learn how to restrain and capture enemy combatants. Jiu Jitsu is the way to go.

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It's just that they aren't used to the weapon system. There are many things they haven't seen previously.

Sight is literally under the guy's nose. This is painful to watch 😔😔🤢🤮😭😫

And the Brigadier is wearing a chest rig and helmet.. What for??

Thet is the piston driven version. Check Sig TREAD 716i for specs of what army bought.

Still don't see how the Sig-716 is too big. Its barely bigger than the AK.

It's smaller than INSAS lol. Slightly shorter than AK as well. Btw Sig 716i weighs 3.8kg empty. Less than AK and INSAS.

Sig's page says that Bravo5 has 8 daylight and 3 night vision settings. That is one hell of a feature to have on a prism scope..

5x is maximum magnification. Even 4x will be accepted. Depends on which entry meets GSQRs, clear the trials, and then emerges lowest bidder in bidding prcess.

Thanks..

afaik, the DMR version has a 20" barrel. But the 16" 716i can make sub-MOA groups out to 600m (with match grade ammo, ofc). I don't think a longer barrel is required.. It would make an excellent urban marksman rifle. Though I'd prefer an LPVO instead of a fixed power optic.

There is a version, but it is piston driven and available only in 6.5CM, so far. I would be happier than anyone to see it adopted by our special forces.

No way a gustaf malfunctions.. Even when made by OFB.

The MP9 is probably for the Charlie Guzz operator. Dont you worry about the stopping power. Thats for pussies. Guzz doesn't stop shit, it blows shit up.

At least look professional.. It isn't the rate of fire, it is the amount of force with which the bolt slams at the back of the gun is what causes felt recoil. It's quite high for a .308 gun. The low recoil could be due to the fact that we use slow burning OFB 7.62 NATO ammo. @Gessler...