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Shot one when I was in Germany, A dream to shoot and looks killer, top notch sight system
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As was mentionned previously, great handling weapon. Only downside I see to it is the lack of a bolt release like the AR15, and the fact the charging handle goes back to the neutral position when you rack the charging handle/release the bolt.
Other than that, it has great ergonomics, very ambidextrous, light weight. Great with a vertical forward grip and with the picatinny rail and reflex sight. Some people pay too much attention to the crappy stock optics, and don't realise that it can be changed in 2 minutes with an allen key.
Haven't shot mine for groups at 100yds yet, so I can't really comment on it's accuracy, but judging from groups at 50, it should be pretty decent.
One of my favorite rifles.
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Easy to handle and ergonomically ok except for the safety/fire selector which is too short. An ambidextrous unit, fast manipulation can result in going from safe to three round burst or even full auto unintentionally. Safer is the semi-auto only version. The cocking handle is also ambidextrous and can lock out as a cartridge forward assist. The trigger is good, a short first stage and clean break, light for a CQB gun but ok. With it's 228mm(9") barrel this is not an accurate gun, but groups @2-3" at 100m. No figures for MV with the 5.56mm round. H&K site quotes 920m/s93018fps) for the 19" version. The folding stock but has a narrow recoil pad which is unstable in the shoulder. The tendency is to support the forend around the magwell and might benefit from a pistol grip. Picatinny rail on top and this weapon loves a dot sight. Easy to strip but a variety of brushes are needed to get into all those tricky places. A good close quarter weapon, with limitations as distance
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