What's up with the new SF Guns? The MG338 & Barrett MRAD
February 25, 2020
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Army Special Forces in the military are testing out a new Automatic Machine Gun! Learn about it here.
The SIG Sauer MG338 Norma Magnum chambered replacement for the M240 Bravo. Will this finally be the episode where Chris Cappy will shave his arms or sell his 2004 Toyota Camry?
Are we the only ones who think the .338 Norma Magnum round sounds like a 1950's femme fetal? One thing is for sure, we'll find out some new updates about the Advanced Sniper Rifle from Barrett is chambered in the same .338 Norma Magnum ammo type. In this episode, we'll also look into the 6.5 Creedmoor. The Army and Marine Corps are eyeing the development of some new rifles.
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