Thread 63891438

The C7A2 was objectively the best variant of AR. Before you begin coping and seething, I'm not Canadian, I just have eyes to see and a firm grip on reality.

>>63891438 (OP)
Nah

and I got a firm grip on ur mom's ass lmao
fuck ya
mudda

Incredible how much a country can be destroyed in just 10 years

Colt AR’s have always been the best no?

>>63891454
colt ARs are 'good enough for government work'.

>>63891458
Which AR-manufacturers are better?

>>63891471
HK, Larue, Noveske, Knight's Armament, LMT

>>63891485
Thanks

>>63891438 (OP)
It is and its baffling that other than a few jerry-rigged M16A4's with M4 stocks slapped on them that it never existed at scale in the US Military.
>but dude muh CQB!
fuck off. there's more to combat than just CQB shit.

>>63891495
>I like how it looks
I like how it actually keeps the caliber it was designed for effective.

>>63891511
we dont use 55gr loads in the military anymore

>>63891438 (OP)
i like the tacticooled dutch ones

>>63891507
The US actually has a standardized M4 stock adapter for the M16. Sometimes you'd see it used.

Ironically, the stock sort of fixes any "cqb" issues. It was always bullshit anyway, it was based on garbage US Army general jerk off speculations from the 1990s on how the future of warfare was going to be all motorized peacekeeping missions in low conflict zones where everybody sits in Strykers all day to contain "extremists" who don't believe in "democracy".

>>63891515
because they tried to reinvent how 5.56 was supposed to work

>>63891511
me too

>>63891445
You are not funny. Kill yourself.

>>63891438 (OP)
I hated that foregrip but most rifles didnt have them. Got to finger fuck a c7a3 before I left. Prefered the c8.

>>63891725
The rail could probably be better, but otherwise that looks like what a modern service rifle should look like.

>>63892513
Canada adopted a modern version in 7.62 as a DMR.

I like the C7. It shoots great. Fuck carrying those things for 22k rucks though. I'll gladly take a c8 any day.
Not looking forward to the replacements though. I heard in a tim Hortons of all places that the suppressors are going to be standard issue with the weapon

>>63891438 (OP)
No it isn't, it's just different and you can't buy one, and because it's difficult to obtain you desire it, and because you desire it you force yourself to believe it's better.

Same as genuine "P80" Glocks, they're actually terrible guns, but if by some miracle one was released by the Austrian army to a museum in the US, and that museum for whatever reason decided to sell it, that pistol would sell for tens of thousands purely because of what it is, not what it does.

>>63891438 (OP)
In 1989? Sure, it was a very forward-thinking future-proofed package, which is valuable because the CAF has bought basically nothing new ever since. If you mean in 2025, no, you are an embarrassing contrarian moron.

>>63893648
NOP so what's the C7/C8 of 2025 then?

>>63893641
You think an AR is magically made worse by being Canadian?

>>63892268
Buzz = based, Lynx = shit.
Change my mind.

>>63891438 (OP)
Rifle is great but the elcan mounting is pretty dumb.

>>63891438 (OP)
I tried to make a clone of one but the C79 is stupid expensive for what it is. However collapsing stock 20 inch is unfathomably based

>>63891495
yes, actually. considering rifles are hardly used in modern conflict anymore anyways, in proportion to all the other work being done. They could be using anything it doesn't fucking matter so it may as well look cool.

>>63891438 (OP)
If I remember right, it's an usual AR with a cold hammer forged barrel. Which is really nice.

>>63891438 (OP)
Outdated ziggerslop, mogged hard by drones

>>63893796
No, but it sure as shit ain't made better by being Canadian either, nor by being hard to obtain.

>>63895126
sounds like sour grapes to me. A cold weather resistant AR is better than an american AR

>>63894556
Falseflagging /pol/scum

>>63895769
it's a bot. don't talk to it

>>63891438 (OP)
It was the best in like 1997 for sure. The benefits of the rifle length gas system are somewhat nullified by the carbine buffer system.

They had the right idea putting rails on basically just the fixed front sight base and the bottom of the handguard. Everything US infantry ever needed to put on the M16A4s would have fit on the c7A2 fsb rail.

Only other flaw is they were too ahead of the curve with the flat top upper and ended up going with a proprietary weaver variety that only fits one optic

>>63894077
you understand that what you said also applies to all conflicts over the last 150 years correct?

>>63891438 (OP)
>green furniture
Absolute peak aesthetics. Brown guns are literal DEI woke faggotry.

>>63895895
The C7 doesn't have bottom rails issued though does it?

>>63891725
That second guy is going to kill his back in at the ripe age of 27 with how he's carrying that pack. The straps aren't even close to being properly adjusted.

>>63891485
I'll shill Centurion. I think they're better than Noveske for build costs. I can't convince anyone to buy anything from Noveske because they just don't offer anything that Centurion doesn't have, and it's at a lower cost

>>63891438 (OP)
>Canadian
Get that faggot shit off of this board.

>>63896440
that is what is implied by 'modern', my dude.

>>63895769
It's clearly a bot you stupid shit

>>63895857
>>63899594
>NOOO KUMRADE EVERYONE WHO HATES GLORIOUS RUZZIA IS A BOT
Back to /pol/ /pol/zigger

>>63896491
They might, they almost always have that one particularly ugly folding foregrip.

>>63893768
HK IARs/416s