AMU testing 6.5 based on Carcano case

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Cartridges will function in modified, purpose-built AR-10 rifles and magazines in the semi-automatic and fully automatic modes of fire with and without the use of a muzzle-mounted signature suppressor.

I don't see why a vendor can't use their version of a purpose-built AR10 to fulfill the solicitation. The GII gets back to the original feel and balance of the 1950's AR10's, and based on what I was sensing at SHOT, it really looks like there was an effort in the design and testing to make a 7.62 NATO carbine that would have a chance at passing military durability and MTBF test regimens. Whether or not it can remains to be seen, and their QC record will be the biggest hurdle to overcome.

I know there are a lot of new entrants and old hands in the AR10 market that want to see the GII fail badly.