- Location
- Port Perry/Toronto
I heard they scrapped it, but I have no idea
Corrosive ammo in a swiss arms? Not for me thanks.
Crappy, anemic ammo in a swiss arms? Not for me thanks.
Well considering that the 550 is considered by far as the best Assault rifle around...
Making a multi-caliber variant seems to make sense...
BTW the effect of Corrosive ammo on chrome parts is not critical... or bothering anything for that matter... There are LOTS of 1960-70 AKs around... and shooting proper.
I take exception to the "Best Assault rifle around" comment. I don't think that they are. They are basically an expensive (And generally accurate) AK action. I have had no one come to one of our matches and out shoot me with one and I just shoot shoot the lowly AR-15. Untill that happens I will reserve judgment.
Scott
I have had no one come to one of our matches and out shoot me with one and I just shoot shoot the lowly AR-15. Untill that happens I will reserve judgment.
Scott
I'm not sure what this statement proves other than nobody you invite shoots a SA? I guess soldiers in the battlefield could say the same thingI take exception to the "Best Assault rifle around" comment. I don't think that they are. They are basically an expensive (And generally accurate) AK action. I have had no one come to one of our matches and out shoot me with one and I just shoot shoot the lowly AR-15. Untill that happens I will reserve judgment.
Scott
m39a2,
Never seen anyone with a Swiss Arms outshoot you? Well come to Calgary and we'll see about that. There are a few of us who shoot them better than average.
Are you doing the full Service Rifle program out to 500 meters? or an reduced range, round count, target course of fire?
Surprathepeg,
I think that if you look a little closer you'll find that Big_Red and KevinB have an issue with the SG552 but have loads of respect for the SG551 and SG550's and think that they are great guns. I remember comments such as, "Iraqi SWAT using SG551's with over a million rounds fired with only one broken part". GSG9 has been using the SG551 for the better part of 2 decades and in some intense operational situations with great success and respect.
Rich




























