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@warriormarine2012 it does, but unfortunately, it's real. the 2 hand pistol grip doctrine looks abhorrent and the weapon looks incredibly fragile

@SOX_drawing I use the free RUclips audio library music, the song from the intro/first few minutes is Barge by Gunnar Olsen

@niewiem2606 I'm not sure who that is! I can't even find 'GDF' on anything. Is he on RUclips?

@GrexGuns yeah he's s political RUclipsr, GDF mainly talks about israel lately

@niewiem2606 Ah, that makes sense. I shy away from politics on this website lmao. but no, that is not me. This is my first RUclips channel, honest. I have no idea what I'm doing

@@GrexGuns but you have to agree y'all sound similar lmao

@niewiem2606 lmao, we do sound somewhat similar. I don't think it's super close, but that's probably just because I'm used to hearing myself from inside my own head lol

@donwalsh4445 Are you referring to the MP43? or the STG44? To my knowledge, the US Military never copied the STG44 or MP43/44.

@@GrexGuns sorry i meant the mp43 hitler denied the gun so the germans change the name to machine pistol 43 and snuck it by hitler as a pistol. once hitler found he was furius but oked it because it was so good and name it stg44 now to your knoiwledge the m16/ar15 is a copy of the stg 43/44 by the us military

@donwalsh4445 I understand the mistake! I just wanted to make sure, since there are a few minor differences between the two. But, that being said, the AR15/M16 is almost certainly not a copy of the mp43 or stg44. I can not think of a single similarity other than that they are both assault rifle style designs. The ar15 uses direct gas impingement with a rotating bolt, whereas the stg/mp use a long-stroke piston with a tilting bolt.

@@GrexGuns the m16 trigger group pivot the way the stg 44 does the pistol grip the itermediate cartrige,the select fire all copied the us was fast to drop the m1/m14 and copy the stg44 EVERY ARMY COPIED IT it is the best stg ever oh by the way it DOES NOT JAMM LIKE THE M16 DUMB WHO WOULD FORCE GAS INTO THE WORKS THEY FIX THE M16 WITH A PISTON

@donwalsh4445 i thought you might have been serious, but you're obviously taking the piss. All of those features, except the trigger group disassembly, are features of assault rifles. Intermediate cartridges were not something invented for or special to the stg44. The M1 and M2 Carbines were in an intermediate cartridge. The M2 carbine also was select fire. The Thompson and the BAR had select fire. The Thompson and the Grease Gun even had pistol grips, too! These must be related to the STG in some way.... But seriously. The Ar15 is not a copy of the STG. Nor did that many militaries copy it, as you say they did. Were some inspired by it? Most definitely. But the AK-47/AKM were not copies, nor was the AR15. The US was quick to replace the M14 because it sucked. And the STG44 can jam just like any other autoloader. As a matter of fact, the STG was documented as being fragile and jamming easily.

@jamesliu8095 Unfortunately, this isn't the case. This weapon is a traditional closed bolt weapon that uses a single, albiet large, breech block and gas piston for all three chambers/barrels. It was physically incapable of firing one barrel separate from the others unless some sort of malfunction occurred. This is one of the many shortcomings of this incredibly bizarre design.

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In what way would moving the action back affect accuracy?

@YourLocalZombie He's slightly taking the piss, here. Bullpups are in no way inherently inaccurate, nor inherently accurate. The reason I cited it would be more accurate is the barrel length. This is debatable and depends heavily on the barrel quality itself. Some reasons bullpups may be less accurate under certain circumstances are: 1. if you are using iron sights, bullpups have a shorter sight radius and are harder to be precise with. 2. bullpup weapons usually do not have good triggers unless the mechanics are very well designed, so the stiffer trigger affects pin-point accuracy for precision shooting. This is one reason most successful dmrs are not bullpup weapons. Tl:dr He's over-exaggerating the effect of the trigger not being directly attached to the hammer/striker.

@secondarytrollaccount666 Russian weapon designers seem to have far less emphasis on ergonomics than the rest of the world. A lot of their sights produced for Kalishnikov pattern rifles sit REALLY high up. Sometimes, you can't even get a proper cheek-weld with them and instead have to put your chin on the stock. TL:DR I have no f*cking clue

@spookypepper6900 Yeah, they make a lot of sense for the sort of engagements that Space Marines get into. But, for us Earthlings? It's a bit much. Mostly the size, as even though text documentation states they are .75 caliber they look closer to like... 40mm in scale. I'd love to see someone make a functional one, though! Self-propelled rounds wouldn't be as expensive to produce as they used to be bafk when this weapon was being developed, so it might even be viable once production gets tooled up. The difference with the assault rifle from halo is that it's legitimately just like an f2000 with a screen in the games lmao. But I get your point. Thanks for the comment! It was a good read.