Glock has Submitted to British Military for Testing to Replace SA80
>tfw USA has infiltrated Europe so hard that we've cucked Austria & Germany into making an AR pattern rifle and almost every European country uses it & now Bongs might use a rifle that is American BY DESIGN.
Feels good to be a burger right now. We've bullied & cucked europoors into submission and now UK is the last to be using AR rifles. What perfect timing too! This is happening after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
But Glock is an Austrian company
And we've cucked them into making ARs.
That's funny my glock says Smyrna, GA
That's Glock USA, not Glock.
>This is happening after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
What does that old bat have to do with anything?
That we've taken over and we're going to change you culturally.
Tell me you don't have the slightest clue what Britain is like, without saying "I'm a colossal moron whose entire knowledge of the UK comes from shitposts on /misc/ and Austin Powers films I thought were a realistic portrayal"
>Tell me you don't have the slightest clue what Britain is like
and we don't care what Britain is like. All we care is that you're going to be adopting our platform soon and will no longer have a rifle that has identity pertaining to Bongland.
>replace SA80
Wrong. It's for special forces, if anything it'd be replacing whatever LMT model is the go-to. Realistically it's there to put the screws on LMT's pricing.
Bong SF was using Armalites before the US was.
Every bong unit that can make up even the most silly justification is switching to an AR-style rifle already
So special forces then. They aren't switching, they used them already.
I don't know if anyone is seeing this but it looks like the handguard is QD. The reason why I'm saying this is because look at the top picture where the handguard bolt would normally be, that looks like a QD latch.
Pretty sure it is since we requested a QR system for the updated SA80A3 handguard
I see it, but I don't really see the utility of a QD handguard for an AR. If you need to work on anything under the handguard you are going to need tools anyway, so what do a couple of pinch screws matter? Is it a military spec thing?
The patents Glock submitted show a adjustable DI gas system that uses detents so the guess is to give access to that system
Ah I see. If it's a throw lever gas block it would be nice if they left a couple holes in the handguard to push the lever with a bullet or something so you didn't have to disassemble the front end and mess up your IR zero just to flip it to adverse.
That’s a good point. Didn’t look like that was possible with a bullet tip from the size of the slots by the gas block but maybe with an Allen wrench etc. it looked like a throw lever on the patent so it could work
I bet it works with the good ol Glock tool
It looks pretty similar to the system on the Haenel MK556, which was briefly adopted by Germany. I wouldn't be surprised if Glock partnered with them for this trial.
It's probably for cleaning the piston like a HK416
Looks like DI instead of piston. You can sort of see the gas tube through the ventilation holes in the handguard
The M16 isn't direct impingement, it has a piston inside the bolt carrier that vents out the ejection port.
It is direct impingement, that's the name for a piston system where the bolt doubles as the piston, stop being moronic and saying it isn't DI just because DI is technically a kind of piston.
inb4 linux pasta
Wrong
provide an example of a real DI gun then, or an example of what a DI action would look like
ljungman AG-42
I think you're right about it being DI. I can see it curve through the holes in the handguard. Mr Guns and Gear found a bunch of Glock patents for Ar-type rifles and one of them is for an adjustable gas block for a DI gun: https://patents.google.com/?assignee=Glock+Technology+GmbH
According to Mr gunsandgear who looked up the glock patents they have an adjustable detent style DI gas block so the QD is most likely to provide access to the gas system
>GR-115F
Any of you guys actually find the patents?
nvm i found it
https://patents.google.com/patent/EP3800426A1/
Oh shit, looking at it, it absolutely looks like you could put the punch through the hole and move it forward and backwards, that's an interesting solution
Yea it does. That hole on the knob is probably the perfect size for a 5.56 bullet. Pretty cool tbh when glock hasn’t innovated in decades
>glock hasn’t innovated
What?
They took the G17
> and made it a little smaller (G19)
> then added a longer slide (G34)
> then in different calibers (40S&W)
> then fatter (G21)
> more different calibers (10mm, 45ACP)
> then smaller versions of those
> then even smaller (G26)
> then a little narrower (G43)
> then the narrower one a little taller (G19X)
> then more calibers
> and then the narrower one with a longer slide (G48)
They are a fountain of innovation.
Well, it's a company that moves on the basis of contracts more than anything else, everytime there has been a development on their part is because there was a solicitation asking for it, the MOS system? SOCOM wanted red dots for the mk27, gen 5? FBI needs new guns, I read that some of the single stacks have been adopted by European SF units for low visibility work, and look at the 46, that one is pretty cool, unobtainum though
What advantage does that supply at all over the current systems?
It seems like a more complex way of doing a common feature, when Glock's entire MO is finding simple ways to do common features.
How simple are other system in comparison? I have never dealt with adjustable DI guns
Most are just rotary plugs with a few different sized apertures and perhaps a detent.
Or the POF system that uses a valve that is screwed in or out with a few detents.
The Glock system looks to use a lot more parts for the same action and with a lot of machining on the 'key'.
This is a fairly standard rotary gas regulator. Also the first that popped up on google patents for me.
I see, that makes sense, would the ability to adjust it with the tip of a bullet while being underneath a handguard with more rail real state be worth it? Because that's the real difference that I can see
>a basic FDE AR
Holy crap, stop the press!
>It's FDE
I want one
But you can build a better rifle than that anon. Just laugh at britbongs instead because they're getting that rifle.
>>It's FDE
homosexual detected
I like the lower, everything else is just generic ar.
Shame its so conventional. The original patents had an interesting annular gas piston mechanism and different bolt system.
Oh it’s just a a basic ar?
>quick detach handguard means some type of proprietary adjustable gas system / piston system / quick change barrel
>mk2 upper
>full ambi lower
Probably other things I’m missing rn. But I doubt the us will ever seen them
It's actually DI. Glock knows what it's doing?
Looks pretty cool, like the Hanael CR223 which itself looked better than the HK416A5.
However, being Glock I hope it's cheap, 1500€ max, otherwise they can go frick themselves.
>Glock I hope it's cheap
>Glock
>cheap
Pick one of those.
glock is pretty much the cheapest real duty pistol, hopefully they start making the cheapest real duty rifle too.
>glock is pretty much the cheapest real duty pistol,
Lmao
let's hear it.
police departments pay way less than retail
I hope they make an ar bayonet
it is confirmed compatible with the glock bayonet. my dad works for glock.
>A GLOCK JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE
Lucky!!!!! A Sig crawled under my bed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>FDE
Please build it in Austria and make it reliable, cheap and generic so I can buy my first and only AR-15 as a euro and never ever think about it for the rest of my life.
>generic larperator ar in mulatto-fde
at least make it in black
>not recognizing forest green as the superior option
Plebian taste
>aluminum upper, lower, and handguard
Why did they not make it polymer
The lower in an AR 15 has some tough stress points around the buffer tube, that's why polymer lowers are either ugly as sin, because of how much they need to be beefed up, or just shit, I guess the same goes for the upper, and you want a handguard to be a solid as possible so IR devices can hold zero properly
>Noctua linked up
Glocktua
AR is pretty good except that US uses 6.8 now.
It’s a nothingburger like the M14, it’ll see some use as a DMR but will never replace every M4 as the standard rifle
I was hoping we’d see something cool but nope it’s just a basic b***h AR but at least it’s ambidextrous.
>the long awaited Glock carbine is finally here
>it's just another AR with nothing special about it
The only interesting things are the can and ambidextrous lower which you can have your own at home with a dremel and one of these
The ambi meme.
What’s up with the can? I don’t think I’ve seen a muzzle device after a can before
Some weird design to keep the barrel length short.
But it has an ambidextrous safety, magazine release and bolt catch. It’s not like you can just modify a pre existing lower to have all those components.
Holy cow, an ambi lower. I'd get really excited if it was 2005.
There’s a shilling campaign for those PDQ levers and I fell for it.
>Some weird design to keep the barrel length short
It’a a suppresor with a flash hider
It's a flash hider. Contrary to popular belief, cans on their own don't do well to hide the flash, particularly on short barrels. I've shot an RC mini on an sbr'd scar 17 before. It was very flashy.
>I've shot an RC mini on an sbr'd scar 17 before. It was very flashy.
>Using a suppressor optimized for 16in+ barrels on an SBR
>Complaining about flash
Just admit you're fricking moronic anon.
>I’ve shot one can, once.
>Listen to me
You’re a dipshit.
wtf is a special ar?
Brownell's BRN-180
Wolf T91
LMT MRP
The AR-57
Just to name a few
>Testing to Replace SA80
It's being tested for the Ranger Regiment only so far.
Though "Project Hunter" is seen as a lead-in to replacing SA80 across the Army in future
What exactly is going on in the suits heads at Glock? Surely they know that there's really no more innovation to be made with the AR platform and S&W and Ruger already have a lock on entry-medium tier ARs?
Word was that they were asked directly by a mil customer to tender a rifle
Oi bruv me mates an sas lad an love's is glook yea, fink you could roger up anotha good american design mate
I guess if they think they can make it reliable and actually fulfill orders, their relatively local production would be preferable to burger wares.
even on the American domestic market a Glock-made AR would have more sex appeal than a S&W/Ruger etc. every Dick, Tom & Harry has a Glock19 that they all swear is the best handgun ever made.
who is this homosexual? IDGAF what he has to say
Right click bait title , dude is all second hand knowledge
>be aussie
>sell ar15 to burgers
>"we infiltrated you"
come on bruh, thats lile saying germany infiltrated the us because ptrs are a thing
>thats lile saying germany infiltrated the us because ptrs are a thing
Germans taught us Hamburgers. So you're not off there.
Europe cucked the US into taking most of the burden of maintaining a military so it only makes sense they adopt a similar pattern rifle to us
Didn't US force them to adopt 556 and 9mil?
5.56 yes, but 9mm was already being used by both the Allies and Axis in WWII. The only Western Ally not using it was the USA. Belgium also forced dogshit SS109 on us.
If the pricing is okay might as well buy one because it's just a basic AR. I wonder if it's a piston gun or DI?
Its DI.
More AR's flooding the market is a good thing, it'll be a golden age for poorgays who want an AR
How can poorgays still not get an AR
Calling it now. Austrian Army is going to join on it and start adopting their own AR platform type rifle. AUGgays on suicide watch.
http://modernfirearms.net/en/assault-rifles/austria-assault-rifles/steyr-stm-556-eng/
https://firearmcentral.fandom.com/wiki/Steyr_STM_556
Don't know if it went anywhere though.
Weird, it almost looks like what Glock made. Ngl tho, It looks cool as frick. Makes me want to buy an AUG A3 M1 scope and install it on an AR upper.
>AR platform type rifle
Why not just say an AR? Jesus you platform homosexuals are so annoying.
People say platform as an umbrella term so as to be broad enough to include spinoffs like the MCX and 416 that follow the same general format (or "platform") as the AR while being distinct enough to at least partially be their own thing. Maybe when you finally have sex then platformchads wont make you spin out so badly.
For me it's "Weapon System".
Also "Tactical".
MCX and 416 are just ARs with different uppers and a few other components. The point is that if they're ARs, then just call them ARs instead of using four superfluous words to say the exact same thing.
>austrian AR that uses AUG mags so they can field a longer, heavier barrel as an RPK AR with 42rd mags
i'd cum
Somebody should just take old Steyr out behind the barn already.
Steyr AUG isn't as old as the AR-15.
Probably.
Steyr seems allergic to putting out any good updates to the AUG or another bullpup design to replace it.
Austria will stick with Steyr most likely regardless, but order a piston AR from them.
His wife must want a new horse to frick
>generic basic b***h ar
yeah
>american forces and police use German weapons for years
>filename
I said in the other thread. This is bullshit. The source is somebody saying that they MIGHT be testing it.
>According to a Tweet published by Nicholas Drummond on August 6, 2021, the British Army plans to replace its L85A3 5.56mm assault rifle from 2025. The US Army’s NGSW (Next Generation Squad Weapons) is likely to influence British army choice in terms of weapon type and caliber.
Is another source, so who do we believe? Any time a company claims the Bongs are 'testing' their hardware without an official Bong source confirming it is 100% marketing.
https://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/content/iwi-supplied-sniper-rifles-sas
See, you get this kind of shit. It is always a sketchy source (in this case, the tabloid Express) and it is never backed up with facts. It is done to increase sales.
Isn't the more relevant fact here that glock is officially making a rifle?
What are they gonna do next? PLACE YOUR BETS
Glock Anti-Tank Rifle.
Hopefully celebrating the 20s with a vest pocket model in .22lr and .25 ACP.
>.25acp
would
GLOCKM machine gun
>The source is somebody saying that they MIGHT be testing it.
The UK has 1000% tested it
Royal Marines already tested it for their "Commando Rifle" program but have chosen another AR15 type rifle.
Army are currently testing it against the HK416, SIG Virtus, KAC SR16, some Daniel Defence rifle and that Haenel rifle that Germany initially chose. It's just to equip the Army Special Operations Brigade (Ranger Regiment etc.) for now - a tender called "Project Hunter".
There's no tender for a full SA80 replacement yet
Colt Canada didn't even get trialed? Huh.
Project Hunter document said the L119A1/A2 was determined to not be "appropriate"
Apparently because Colt are continually price gouging on the parts for the existing L119s every time they order new ones, so the MoD have told them to frick off and will never have another contract with the UK
Spear LT won the SAS trial per GT so the virtus (likely spear lt) should be the winner here too.
>Spear LT won the SAS trial per GT
Doubt it. I was told the MCX was plagued with problems when the SAS trialled it.
It's definitely the Virtus version currently being trialled by ASOB and not the Spear. Royal Marines also trialled MCX back in 2019 but rejected it
I desire to know more
>Doubt
That's direct from SIG Sauer who gave him the rifle to demo so I'd have to trust the paid advertiser shill GT over a rando tbqhwy. I'd love to be wrong since I hate neu sig though.
But was he told
>This is the new rifle the SAS is buying from us
or some ambiguous statement like
>This is the new rifle we've built for the SAS
Selected, will be, is currently were the phrases used. Seems pretty final to me.
please stop posting
Looks like an ADM rifle.
The real question is can the glock shills drown out the SA80 shills?
If it doesn’t look at least this nice, it will be a failure
It’s not even ambi
>d-ring
eww
>It’s not even ambi
It's an AR-15, you noguns. Lefties can shoot it just fine with the standard AR-15 controls.
>It's an AR-15, you noguns. Lefties can shoot it just fine with the standard AR-15 controls.
lefty here, only change to a mil spec from my perspective would be ambi mag release to be able to drop it with the trigger finger
the rest is fine, i can operate the charging handle, i drop the bolt with trigger finger and can switch the selector using trigger finger too
As a man who owns a couple ARs and is in the process of making another one the term ambi refers to a right sided bolt catch and left sided mag release.
Who gives a shit? Everybody makes ARs. The better question is what happened to that Glock piston carbine they patented a year or two ago. Is this what became of that?
> Is this what became of that?
You can see the gas tube in:
, so no, it isn't even an AR with an interesting new gas piston.
Turns out it’s easier and cheaper to make a direct impingement AR and there are dozens that do it.
I bet Glock is gonna charge at least $1200 for this thing, I’m only interested in the ambidextrous lower and the price for most stripped ones start at $300 with only the bolt catch and mag release installed.
Has the AR platform reached a point of widespread ubiquity where it's taken the mantle of 'right arm of the free world' previously held by the FAL? It seems like over half the planet uses it in some form or another by now.
Just in time for everybody to realise 5.56 is inadequate and whoops, the AR is too smol for anything else.
Nah, AR-18-Alikes (or G-36-Alikes for that one autist) probably have more range and spread in adoption.
Not looking so good, guys
Mr. GnG said he knows Knights has a rifle in that trial for whatever thats worth.
>Feels good to be a burger right now.
uh ok but
>Glock is an Austrian company
>US is the British Crowns gollum and territory
>QE (the character) was retired
>New Pedo King is overseeing WEF's initiative (war) thing on the world
One of the most soulless shit I've ever heard
Man, I get why people are switching to the AR en masse but it's a shame that you don't have all the neat variations on national rifles like you used to. Now they're all mostly the same gun.
>Now they're all mostly the same gun.
Nah it's still cool. Remember how everyone in the comblock had an autistic variant of the AK that only collectors care about? That's what we're seeing now with ARs.
People in 2050 are going to be arguing keymod railed Ukraine war ARs vs seal noveskes vs cia goon LWRCs etc.
The lack of a Diemaco bid is startling if this is going anywhere.
That was really only true for the late 80s->early 2000s I suppose. That was the peak of diversity as every country outside of the combloc had a gun that had some big fundamental differences from the others that made it interesting.
Before that everyone used the FAL, basically. Before that everyone used a Mauser, basically. Now its mostly AR-18s or HK416s/AR15s.
>The lack of a Diemaco bid is startling if this is going anywhere.
Brits didn't want to deal with Colt's bullshit any more
I tohught colt died
When will we get a video of it exploding?
>British are trying out new rifles as their current ones near end of service life
Wow, it's fricking nothing.
The news is that Glock is making a rifle now, not that the Brits are testing new guns. Mong.
That would be news if it were literally anything other than an AR15, but its not. They join the literal hundreds of companies worldwide who produce an AR. They aren't even the first Austrian company to market an AR, Steyr did it a few years ago.
That wasn't what I was addressing. Half the posts are about "WOW ANOTHER CULTURAL VICTORY FOR AMERICA I GUESS!" Somewhat premature celebration on their part.
Yes, Glock making something new is noteworthy.
Would be cool for the european market if it's at a decent price
first Glock made the pistol everyone copies. then they copy the rifle everyone already has copied.
WHAT A TWEEEST
>Another FRICKING AR
I'm fricking begging you, make anything else for once.
We tried with the EM-2 and .280 but noooooo clappers needed that 5.56×45
70 years later and the wind is blowing back in that direction
Wasn't it actually about .280 vs 7.62 NATO? Also wasn't .280 already a compromise? IIRC it was .270 at first.
>Glock finally makes something besides the exact same handgun they've been making for the last 40 years
>it's the exact same rifle every other gun manufacturer has been making for the last 20 years
I would kill to be a Glock R&D engineer. I bet they work one month every 4-10 years.
Imagine being an engineer and making it your whole life's mission to design firearms and every single company out there just wants to make an AR because that's all anyone fricking buys.
Knowing engineers they're probably just fine doing gun stuff with their 51 weeks of vacation and more money than they have any idea what to do with, but that's still gotta feel like at least a minor slap in the balls.
Limitations encourage creativity, in art anyway so presumably engineering too. If you have to start from zero every time, then you waste resources on basic shit. If the groundwork has already been solved 40 years ago then you've got a much clearer view of where to concentrate. Thats why the AR has so many exotic uppers, from pistons to monolithics to belt-feds to .50s. This Glock thing is a pretty bland cookie cutter attempt, but in a general sense having to make ARs shouldn't be a millstone holding back innovation.
>basic b***h ar
is there anything "cool" about it? polymer lower or at least something
It's brown and has a "QD" Memelok handguard that's removable so the gas system can be adjusted.
>is there anything "cool" about it?
I think the better question is, why do you need moronic gimmicks?
NTA, but without some substantive feature to set it apart, what the frick is the point of this?
>having a high quality rifle made by a company that doesn't compromise on durability of their products
gee i wonder why someone would want that in a market saturated by complete trash and guccisium
>a company that doesn't compromise on durability of their products
looks like someone ripped the front of the slide off lmao, that's definitely not from normal wear.
Yeah, the plastic 22, that's definitely what people are referring to when talking about Glock durability, not the millions of Glocks 17s and 19s in service all around the world
>they don't compromise on the durability of their products
>NOOOOOOOO STOBBIT THAT ONE DOESN'T COUNT!
dumb glockgay
>complains about 22lr being unreliable
who knew??? thanks for the info, nogunz.
>moving the goalposts this hard
Some of us are old enough to remember a whopping three years ago when there were multiple reports of catastrophic failures with the then-new Glock 44. A gun breaking apart in the user's hands is a little bit more than "unreliable," homosexual. The point is that Glock actually does have a history of compromising on the durability of its products or releasing them to the public before they're actually ready. If they can't even make a 22lr pistol after producing the same handgun for 30 years, what makes you think they can make a competent AR all of a sudden?
> of its products or releasing them to the public before they're actually ready.
Keep coping glockgay
https://www.pottsprecision.com/blog/glock-44
>HAHA GLOCKgayS BTFO
yeah you're right glocks are so unreliable that must be why they're the most common consumer and law enforcement handgun on the planet gotchya.
>handgun
Yes and this thread is about their unproven AR. Try to keep up.
>"Glock Perfection™"
>except for this one time that totally doesn't count
lel why are glocktards always like this? I'm not even saying glock is bad, just that they aren't infallible and that there is a proven recent example of them releasing a half-baked product to the public that clearly wasn't ready.
THOSE AR15S WILL FALL APART, GET A REAL RIFLE AND GET IT IN A MAN'S CALIBER.
moron lol
sneed and dilate glocktroony
Oh wow, you have gone back to the exception to the rule, but I thought the company had a history of releasing half baked eggs? Surely this must be a mistake, what's your next trick? Are you going to post Glockgore?
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This is as close to claiming that the earth is flat as you can get in the firearms world
It's pretty much the exception to the norm, so yeah, go dilate somewhere else
> b-b-but the other ones are durable
dude, admit it that is a massive turd
this is the state of tards who hate glocks, desperately trying to poke at the toenail of the most reliable and durable firearms manufacturer on the planet. long gone are the days when you could just call it a glocknade and have all the nogunz agree with you, sad innit?
>the most reliable and durable firearms manufacturer on the planet
No one here is talking about Beretta though.
berettas aren't bad, the m9 was a fine service pistol other than the locking blocks but that's more the army's fault.
>BRO, it says perfection right there on the box
what is case support?
But that's clearly an aftermarket barrel, that split.
(you)
>What's the primary cause of a caboom in a modern semiautomatic for 500 Alex?
Resorting to ammo related malfunctions to be able to criticize a brand is pretty telling
The Chad Glock vs the virgin Sig
>Intact frame and slide, can still run with a new barrel
>Demolished frame, gimmick FCU ruined, recoil spring, ruined, extractor spring, not found
Bongs already bought some stuff from Colt Canada. FN is just across the channel. HK contacts probably still exist since the modernization attempt with thier bullpup. CZ Colt is probably chomping at the bit for a mil contract and are probably very willing to make a great deal.
>but the bongs
nobody gives a shit about what's available to an irrelevant island nation that doesn't know jack shit about small arms, the only reason this thread exists is because glock made a rifle for their program. if glock actually introduces this to the american market though it will be incredibly popular.
This shit (glock marked AR) only exists because of the bongs. The other glock carbine is definitely not an AR15. This has everything to do with them since glock thinks it can wiggle in and get another contract off of them after replacing thier hi powers.
The bongs already have a list of requirements for this solicitation that all the companies vying for the contract have to meet.
Because there are dozens of great AR-15s on the market.
Why should I buy Glock and not DD or POF or LMT?
It needs gimmicks because gimmicks are what set guns apart from one another. Gimmicks are what makes me buy your gun over the other one next to it.
Its not even taking advantage of Glock's polymer moulding tech and using polymers in the receiver to save weight or cost or anything.
>Why should I buy Glock and not DD or POF or LMT?
it's presumably going to have good qc and parts for cheaper, if not there isn't any.
Sure, but does it take Glock mags?
Who is this guy and why does he sound like a homosexual and why does he dress like he's 15 yo limp bizkit fan ?
this is probably the first reveal of the project, but you can be damn sure that the market that Glock is really aiming at is US police departments
Glockgays are insufferable, almost more than blizzard drones
Wonder how much it's gonna be when it come Stateside.
$1500-$2000?
oh, btw was throwing out that price without the suppressor.
I doubt it'll see the light of day. I'd say they're just invited to make current suppliers cack their pants and cut their pricing.
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>GR-115F
Oh shit, it's using Element 115! It's Pack-a-Punched!
Glock-sama please don't frick this up I want the Austrian menance's weapons to prevail for ten thousand years
It's obviously an Aero Precision that someone carved glock into. Why are you homosexuals all so moronic?
In america.