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7 Comments
ROidRAG3
Will the FN2000 be adopted by the US military ?
Anonymous
Highly unlikely, given that they have their own locally produced rifle.
RobbyReup
According to my information, the 5.56 mm is out, looking for a one shot, one kil round! Look for something in th 6.5 or larger round, but will not reach 7mm range.
Navy SEAL
I think that they will go to the 6.8 SPC. Also I don't think they will swap out the m16 and the FN2000 because it is a lot of money.
pfc.motley the ...
yeas and no in my opinion . let me enplane i say yeas because its still a stable weapons systems.
but as an acr i say hell no not with the 416,scar,and all the others waiting
Gunnin88
that is fuckin sick!
runawaygun762
We'll maintain some variant of the AR system for a long time to come. Even if we did go with something different, a bullpup will be vey low on the list.