Same rifle different design
-
Steyr AUG, GIAT FAMAS or the IMI Tavor).
-
ANyone knows why they redesign the riffle..loook at MAlaysia they used Steyr but never redesign.but how come singapiore redesign?
-
who has more info about the gun did you know the gun can submerge under water i am not so sure is it submerge?
-
the only different between the cousin is SAR 21 has laser 1.5 X to 3.0 X
-
I'm not to sure what you are trying to say... but the rifles you mentioned are all very different and the similarity between all of them is that they are bullpup rifles. Rifles are all different in their design, their internal mechanisms are different though some parts are similar due to the fact that they are rifles or their designers copied.
The SAR-21 and Styer AUG may look alike but they are very different in their designs. It's not the laser that gets magnified, itÂ’s the optics.
I don't know of any assault rifle that can be fired underwater but firing an assault rifle underwater is not recommended as they tend to go Kaboom. Over-pressure. There were people who shot their AR15s underwater; the results were well... bad.
As for why Singapore designed a new rifle instead of buying one, may be due to the fact the Singapore government wanted a locally designed and built rifle. They didn't redesign any thing, they built it from scratch.
-
Just because the rifles look similar does not mean that they're copies. The similar look is mainly due to the Bullpup configuration.
Here is the definition of the Bullpup configuration in simple terms (from Wikipedia):
Bullpup refers to a rifle configuration that increases the barrel length relative to the overall weapon length. Thus it permits shorter weapons. The design was invented at the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield in the United Kingdom, where several years of research led to the construction of the EM-1 and EM-2 assault rifles.
In a normal rifle, the barrel lies at the very front of the gun, with the firearm action (or mechanism) behind that, and finally the stock at the extreme rear. The trigger is located directly under the mechanism, with the magazine placed in front of it.
In the bullpup configuration the magazine is instead located behind the trigger, which allows the entire mechanism to be moved rearward, reducing the length of the weapon some 20%. The trigger mechanism of some bullpup weapons uses a flexible rod or similar system, which has the disadvantage of a heavy and sluggish trigger pull, but the SAR-21 uses a stiff sliding plate.
In comparison, just because most pistols look the same does not mean that they were all copied from each other. -
"if it's made by singapore, it sucks."
"singapore cannot invent, they can only copy."
why do our people have such low confidence in our own works?
and it's not just military technology i'm talking about. -
FH2000 F-ing rocks man..."if it's made by singapore, it sucks."
"singapore cannot invent, they can only copy." -
EH!!! WAIT!!!Originally posted by Rockhound:FH2000 F-ing rocks man...
Wait till u try doing maintainence and repairs on it... Hell lots of things to do...
if u say it rox... then lemme tell u that this particular howitzer has ALOT of problems... and screws & bolts -
aiyah.....u all not proud sg can design and make their own weapons?....sure they have their certain flaws...but dont look at them as flaws...
as a ducati rider have told me once...
'I don't look at it as a problem...i look at it as its temperament..' -
haha good things are worth preservingOriginally posted by Moonstriker:EH!!! WAIT!!!
Wait till u try doing maintainence and repairs on it... Hell lots of things to do...
if u say it rox... then lemme tell u that this particular howitzer has ALOT of problems... and screws & bolts