It's a very well made rifle and they've done a good job of adding features along with overcoming a 1950s design. But ultimately it's a dated design. the ergonomics are close but not as good as the newest rifles coming out. I like my Swiss Rifle but in most cases I'd grab the Tavor before the Swiss. I think the ACR, AX160, SCAR, Tavor, FS2000 etc all offer the next incremental step forward for rifles. The Swiss Arms is a great firearm but it's starting to date itself. It's main saving grace is the build quality. This helps keep it a sought after firearm.
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It's a very well made rifle and they've done a good job of adding features along with overcoming a 1950s design. But ultimately it's a dated design. the ergonomics are close but not as good as the newest rifles coming out. I like my Swiss Rifle but in most cases I'd grab the Tavor before the Swiss. I think the ACR, AX160, SCAR, Tavor, FS2000 etc all offer the next incremental step forward for rifles. The Swiss Arms is a great firearm but it's starting to date itself. It's main saving grace is the build quality. This helps keep it a sought after firearm.
blaxsun
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The Beretta ARX-160 is the one I'm really psyched about.
well i own a swiss arms and tavor if iam going out to play in the bush ill grab the tavor,over the swiss also if i take my time i can get very decent accuracy out of my tavor,and i only have about 300 rounds through it with practice iam sure it will be a very accurate rifle just have to master that bull pup trigger and figure out what optics i want for it
BigUglyMan
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I'm guessing your beer of choice is also found in the non alcoholic section of the grocery store?
Ouch! Rather cranky of you!
I'm guessing your beer of choice is also found in the non alcoholic section of the grocery store?
No Sir!
My particular choice is Guinness and Kilkenny, ONLY on Tap and Jameson to chase it down
BTW I just took it out at this past weekend to the SR match at the Connaught range and during the 500m deliberate 5rd zeroing I landed one dead center and another in the Bulls Eye area using the ELCAN DR 1-4x, 500m BDC. The rifle is fine and works for me! No Loctite either! Haha
Don't be a hater! LOL
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No Sir!
My particular choice is Guinness and Kilkenny, ONLY on Tap and Jameson to chase it down
BTW I just took it out at this past weekend to the SR match at the Connaught range and during the 500m deliberate 5rd zeroing I landed one dead center and another in the Bulls Eye area using the ELCAN DR 1-4x, 500m BDC. The rifle is fine and works for me! No Loctite either! Haha
Don't be a hater! LOL
Never even tried anything like that with mine, but it was pretty damn accurate out to 50m.
No Sir!
My particular choice is Guinness and Kilkenny, ONLY on Tap and Jameson to chase it down
BTW I just took it out at this past weekend to the SR match at the Connaught range and during the 500m deliberate 5rd zeroing I landed one dead center and another in the Bulls Eye area using the ELCAN DR 1-4x, 500m BDC. The rifle is fine and works for me! No Loctite either! Haha
Don't be a hater! LOL
Try this experiment at home. The next time you see someone unsure of themselves and over compensating accuse them of drinking non alcoholic beer. 9/10 times they will overcompesate by claiming they indulge in the most god awful beer they can think of. Usually the claim is guiness. Try this experiment then try not to laugh at the response
