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fictitious war...pick your arms - SHORT-N-SASSY - 05-07-2016

Quote:Since the OP never saw fit to elaborate or answer follow-on questions, . . .

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fictitious war...pick your arms - LRRPF52 - 05-07-2016

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fictitious war...pick your arms - Hoser1 - 05-07-2016

Going old school, M1 Garand!!! Just saying!!

fictitious war...pick your arms - bwaites - 05-07-2016

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What is that drum? Caliber?

fictitious war...pick your arms - LRRPF52 - 05-07-2016

Ultimax 100 LMG, one of Jim Sullivan's designs. 5.56 NATO with 100rd drum, very light LMG in the 11-12lb region, constant recoil operating principle.

It would be sick in 6.5 Grendel. It's not belt-fed.

fictitious war...pick your arms - stanc - 05-08-2016

SHORT-N-SASSY Wrote:May I assume that body armor is allowed ---
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I don't see why not. The OP didn't say it was not allowed.

However, he did limit the choice of platforms to the AR10 and AR15... Big Grin

fictitious war...pick your arms - stanc - 05-08-2016

LRRPF52 Wrote:Ultimax 100 LMG, one of Jim Sullivan's designs. 5.56 NATO with 100rd drum, very light LMG in the 11-12lb region, constant recoil operating principle.

It would be sick in 6.5 Grendel.
Indeed it would. Now, if only somebody would actually Grendelize one so it could be proven and demonstrated, instead of just talked about...

fictitious war...pick your arms - LRRPF52 - 05-08-2016

stanc Wrote:Indeed it would. Now, if only somebody would actually Grendelize one so it could be proven and demonstrated, instead of just talked about...

Getting a hold of an Ultimax is extremely difficult, as there aren't many transferables, and no parts supply for SOTs.

fictitious war...pick your arms - SHORT-N-SASSY - 05-08-2016

LRRPF52 Wrote:Ultimax 100 LMG, one of Jim Sullivan's designs. 5.56 NATO with 100rd drum, very light LMG in the 11-12lb region, constant recoil operating principle.

It would be sick in 6.5 Grendel. It's not belt-fed.

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(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultimax_100)

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