Serbia adopting 6.5 Grendel as main military cartridge

[dobrodan]

http://mondo.rs/a994263/Info/Drustvo/Nov...ruzje.html

Head-line:
"Serbia made the best rifle in the world"

[BluntForceTrauma]

Dobrodan, thanks for article. Here is Google's Serbian to English translation, such as it is:

[SIZE="5"]Serbia did the best rifle in the world?!
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Kragujevac-based factory "Zastava Arms" completed development of a new modular automatic rifle, which will in the coming days will be presented to state and military top of Serbia at the training ground in Nikinci, writes the press.

It is an automatic rifle in caliber 7,62x39 caliber and 6,5 Grendel, which has a removable pipe and belongs to the latest generation of automatic rifles, but its performance in many ways ahead in relation to everything that has so far seen in this segment weapons .

Engineers' Zastava weapons "have succeeded in less than a year device automatic rifle, which is one of the weapons the soldiers of the 21st century, writes "Blic," reports Tanjug.

Experts say that such weapons have so far made no army in the world, as well as to the development of such weapons and the appropriate bullet, according to analysts from the United States, costs more than a billion dollars.

All this was done in Kragujevac, as well as ammunition factory "Prvi partizan" in Uzice.

It is, as experts say, the weapons that were made by the "Kalashnikov", in addition to having removable tube in two calibers.

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Citing an unnamed source from the arms factory in Kragujevac, "Blic" has stated that rifle telescopic folding stock from a polymer, a magazine for ammunition has a capacity of 30 rounds, and has a new flash suppressor to "muzzle".

It adds that the rifle was tested in the factory at the shooting range in Kragujevac, that the results were excellent, and that for this rifle, which was created by the best specialists Serbian military industry, "scramble arimije around the world."

[rabiddawg]

You sure sneaky didn't write that?

[ricsmall]

That's a brain buster of an article!!

Richard

[sneaky one]

Hey, rabbid- I'm not Russkie

Hanka is a brat like me--

[sneaky one]

RS, just repeat it all with a Russian accent- like in movies - you knowski. It all makes sense thenski- tell rabb to take notice

[LRRPF52]

It's not a Russian article, it's Serbian-totally different alphabet, different language.

[Drillboss]

The different alphabet may explain how the caliber of "Grendel," which has the advantage of being less recoil, while the hose is not wound but connects with trucks using leverage.

And how it will "scramble arimije around the world."

[Drillboss]

You sure sneaky didn't write that?

I have a huge amount of respect for Sneaky, but that's funny.

I don't care who you are.

[stanc]

The different alphabet may explain how the caliber of "Grendel," which has the advantage of being less recoil, while the hose is not wound but connects with trucks using leverage.

And how it will "scramble arimije around the world."

Nah, it's just a crappy translation that resulted from the limitations of Google Translate.

I will hazard a guess that, if correctly translated, "the hose is not wound but connects with trucks using leverage" would read something like "the barrel is not threaded but is fastened to the receiver by a lever."

Also, in the second quote, "arimije" is an obvious typo in the original article, which should have been spelled "armije" ("armies" in English). I think what the author was trying to say is the 6.5 Grendel rifle will "shake up armies around the world." Basically, he was expressing the same idea that John did three days ago with the following post:

Small militaries with this capability will cause the round's popularity to explode due to jealousy. "Why can't we hit that hard at those ranges with our small arms? Who do these guys think they are?"

[Drillboss]

Thanks for that. I had figured out the scrambled armies, but I couldn't begin to interpret the first one.

[sneaky one]

So I put Jr's. dusty globe into the closet yrs. ago- Busy on here , forgot Serbia's locale,,,, It's good that our friends are adopting the Grrr, Hopefully Russia does not learn too much from us- Damn putin

[rabiddawg]

rs, just repeat it all with a russian accent- like in movies - you knowski. It all makes sense thenski- tell rabb to take notice

lol

[rabiddawg]

I have a huge amount of respect for Sneaky, but that's funny.

I don't care who you are.

For the record so do I!!

I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to have a little fun

[Drillboss]

For the record so do I!!

I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to have a little fun

Sometimes I think you and I are sharing a brain.

[dobrodan]

https://translate.google.no/translate?hl...adije.html

More Serbian Grendel-talk. Now presented by Google translate!

[MeatAxe]

Small militaries with this capability will cause the round's popularity to explode due to jealousy. "Why can't we hit that hard at those ranges with our small arms? Who do these guys think they are?"

US ordnance brass and politicos will just call for another long-winded "study," go on some junkets, waste tens of millions of tax payer dollars, rig some tests, cook the results and then turn around and declare the current 5.56 M4 the greatest battle implement ever devised (with a straight face).

They are indeed accomplished liars.

Drain the swamp!

[MeatAxe]

https://translate.google.no/translate?hl...adije.html

More Serbian Grendel-talk. Now presented by Google translate!

Would love to see a semi-auto Zastava AK in 6.5G join the Vepr on these shores, along with multitudes of military-grade, hi-cap 6.5G magazines...of course, if CZ would offer the Bren 805-6 in 6.5G, that would be even mo' bettah!

[LRRPF52]

I was really interested in the Bren 805 until I held it. The pistol version is heavier than a lot of my AR15s.

It's like a heavy SCAR in 5.56 NATO.

[MeatAxe]

I was really interested in the Bren 805 until I held it. The pistol version is heavier than a lot of my AR15s.

It's like a heavy SCAR in 5.56 NATO.

Does half a pound really make that much difference? The average AR carbine is @ 8 lbs. and the Bren carbine is only 8.43 lbs. I usually have a milled AK for SHTF so that doesn't sound so bad. I wouldn't get a Bren in 5.56 anyway. They have a 7.62x39 version coming out, which is tempting, but 6.5G would be better.

Better stock up on Wheaties!!! LOL