LWRC Gas Piston Infantry Automatic Rifle

Video of the LWRC IAR submission prototype. Short stroke piston operation, closed bolt semi, open bolt automatic.

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• HK
• 416
• gas
• piston
• infantry
• automatic
• rifle
• lwrc
• fire

[Baconmaster92]

@sh7de If you cant speak german, you are the first person that i´ve ever seen in my whole life who can write without mistakes in an language which he dont know.

[sh7de]

DOOOH (dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun)

DU HAST (dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun)

DU HAST MICH (dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun)

[maxrocks19]

i'd like to see this with the surefire 60 rounders

[LaRueDeeko]

@medadoodie

I'm not talking about the LWRC. I'm talking about the HK416. It was in a response to a comment two years ago....where we didn't have the reponse thingy....Please....Leave me alone people.

[Raptor747]

@UnkleMusket

The HK weapon IS open bolt.

[MkUltra18]

The only problem I have with this rifle is that it is supposed to replace the SAW in some circumstances. the SAW has a 200 rd belt, where as this H&K is a 30rd'er. At the very best, they could use those beta mags which could give it a 100rd cap, but those beta mags are a little heavy.

[battlefield3media]

@Marshmallowrex the hk version of this gun is in bf3....buy bf3 if u want to use it

[phillipparent11]

@mtrtrm lol tats actually what I thought but I was doughting myself a bit, thanks though

[mtrtrm]

@phillipparent11 - Semi-automatic rifles require a pull of the trigger to fire a single round. You want to shoot 30 rounds, you have to pull the trigger 30 times.

An automatic rifle can continuously fire by depressing the trigger (basically a 'machine gun'). The gas produced from firing a round is rerouted and used to push the piston back, automatically chambering a new round and allowing the process to repeat.

[phillipparent11]

im sorry but if anyone is willing to tell me, what is the difference between an automatic rifle and a semi-automatic rifle?