One would like it is training as that looks a fairly exposed position to be firing so many rounds especially if the enemy is entrenched in the tree line would make target definition very hard among the foliage and shadows.
Printable View
One would like it is training as that looks a fairly exposed position to be firing so many rounds especially if the enemy is entrenched in the tree line would make target definition very hard among the foliage and shadows.
Definitely training Mate. There are fired blank cases by his knee.
13Echo +1
The "flap" is best used in the prone position when on FA fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by 25-5
Non standard hider on the E2's.
Ed
What's attached to the e2' bayonet lug?
Ed
That is a Stabilizer Assembly. It slides over the flash hider and clamps on behind the bayonet lug.
Cass
Thanks Cass! Can you explain the mechanical working's of the devise?
Regards
Ed
these were originally designed for a full auto application, but do they really do a good job of taming recoil and muzzle rise during semi-auto rapid fireQuote:
Originally Posted by ed skeels
That's right. It's really just a muzzle brake that has smaller holes on the top and larger toward the bottom sides.
Here are a few pictures of one.
Cass
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...hwp02hwi-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...MG_6520e-1.jpg
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...MG_6536e-1.jpg