The piccie to be hit by the hammer “change spring position from piccie clearly” 950rpm seems ideal for two bullets. Then an actual firing pin would run through that I.e. The firing pin on the piccie could ram the case, thus sealing its front in the breach as per the nagant with the sleeve doing the other bit. Quick three round burst on the famas= 6 projectiles. 556 bullets… Point being instead of a 2 lb operating rod, you use the famas delay on “The piccie of the operating rod” as the famas bolt is apparently less than 2lb. We could increase “Honeycombing” perhaps by a modified version of this military Famas going back to the proposed TRW (Caseless) firearm, I was looking a the documents, the picture of the possible firing pin actuated one.Īnd I thought you could make a Nagant revolver style cartridge- rimless, with two projectiles say. actual combat shooting would be concerned about the trigger, however… I do think those of us shaped by the U.S. I have to say though, watching Ian M’Collum shoot this thing that the three shots are delivered very quickly indeed, and that the movement of the weapon appears minimal… On the other hand, I note that his trigger finger is basically configured like mine is when I fire a double-action revolver, not a rifle! Bullpups do have problematic triggers, and so certainly Ian M’Collum has ample experience with his own self-loading-only FAMAS and knows how to work the trigger. AR magazines in ‘Nam were loaded to 18 cartridges to assure reliability, such as it was then….
I have it on reasonably good authority that the 20-rd. Yeah… I might add, the French thought about 4 shots as being “too many” and the two-shot burst as “too German” here… and of course, you’d still get a single shot if the magazines can be safely and reliably loaded to 25 rounds per magazine.
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