Not sure where to post this, but Sig has issued a press release marking the delivery of their NGSW submission to the US Army. There is a great, must watch video attached to the article: https://www.sigsauer.com/press-relea...s-to-u-s-army/
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Not sure where to post this, but Sig has issued a press release marking the delivery of their NGSW submission to the US Army. There is a great, must watch video attached to the article: https://www.sigsauer.com/press-relea...s-to-u-s-army/
I just hope they offer all of these items to civilians, especially the suppressor designs.
That seems like such a badass belt-fed.
I think the NGSW is the only one that has a chance. There's no way in hell that the Army adopts that 6.8 magnum rifle cartridge to replace the 5.56.
Isn't the entire SIG NGSW submission built around the SIG 6.8 cartridge? The SIG Cross bolt action is also being released in .277 Fury, which is the civilian version of the .MIL 6.8 NGSW round. It seems like SIG is all-in on their new cartridge and case design.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoringGuy45
I just don't see them adopting a round with 80,000 psi as a general issue round.Quote:
Originally Posted by caporider
Hmm I didnt know Sig belt feds had any commonality with the AR-15. :rolleyes:
I was talking about their whole Next Gen 6.8 assault rifle which is supposed to use the same .277 Fury round.Quote:
Originally Posted by vicious_cb
FYI, that’s not an AR. Moved.