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Puskagránátok, irányzékok és egyéb fejlesztések a HK 416F-hez

Grenades à fusil, viseurs et autres évolutions à l'étude pour le HK 416F - FOB - Forces Operations Blog

Le fusil d'assaut HK 416F en service dans les armées françaises pourrait bientôt tirer des grenades à fusil, un coup de punch supplémentaire pour le combattant et une évolution parmi d'autres issues de la veille technologique et des évaluations conduites par la Section technique de l'armée de...

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Micsoda meglepetés!
30 mm-es a drága és felváltja a jelenlegi 40 mm-est!
Talán rájöttek, hogy a 40 mm-es túl nagy, és megterhelő?
A 25 mm-es pedig befuccsolt, alacsony a "halálossága".
Van hozzá shotgun lőszer is.
Lesz C-UAS is.

Szóval nem kéne sietnünk a 40 mm-es erőltetésével.
Még elavul, mire beszerezzük...

 

[ravenlord]

"Barrett Unveils New SSRS 30mm Automatic Grenade Launcher for US Army’s PGS Program.​

Barrett Firearms, a renowned American manufacturer of sniper rifles, has unveiled its latest innovation: a 30mm semi-automatic grenade launcher for the U.S. Army's Precision Grenadier System (PGS) Program.
...
The U.S. Army's Precision Grenadier System (PGS) is designed to enhance infantry effectiveness by replacing older, single-shot grenade launchers like the M320 with a more advanced system. The PGS is a semi-automatic, magazine-fed weapon that provides soldiers with greater precision and firepower. It is intended to engage targets from as close as 35 meters to beyond 500 meters, including enemies hiding behind cover, which the current systems struggle with. The PGS aims to offer a flat trajectory for faster and more accurate engagements, reducing the flight time for rounds at longer distances.

Additionally, the PGS will include a sophisticated fire-control system capable of programming rounds and a family of ammunition for different tactical situations. This could include rounds for counter-defilade, close-quarters combat, and even armor-piercing or anti-drone munitions (Counter-UAS). The program has reached its later stages, with several companies, such as FN America and Plumb Precision Products, submitting designs for evaluation. The Army is expected to select a final candidate by 2025, after successful technology demonstrations.

Key to the Barrett SSRS’s design is its user-friendly, assault-rifle-based structure. The weapon features a butt stock at the rear, an five rounds ammunition magazine in the center, and a barrel length of 305mm. The grenade launcher is compact and versatile with an overall length of 861mm and weighing just 6.3kg. It can fire various ammunition, including airburst rounds, giving soldiers a crucial advantage on the battlefield.

The weapon is also equipped with the Vortex Optics XM-157 sight, similar to the sight mounted on the U.S. Army's XM7 6.8mm assault rifle. This optical enhancement further strengthens the SSRS’s ability to provide precision in combat, aligning with the U.S. Army's modernization goals.

As Barrett leads a team of industry-leading partners, this next-generation grenade launcher is set to be a key component of the U.S. Army’s future soldier lethality systems, combining firepower, precision, and safety for the modern battlefield."

Talán jobb lenne, ha pumpás lenne a töltésmechanizmusa, mint a China Lake gránátvetőnek, így fele akkor súlyú lenne, vagy még kevesebb (a china lake 40 mm-es) - szakkommentár by ravenlord

https://armyrecognition.com/news/ar...tic-grenade-launcher-for-us-armys-pgs-program

 

[ravenlord]

"Barrett Unveils New SSRS 30mm Automatic Grenade Launcher for US Army’s PGS Program.​

Barrett Firearms, a renowned American manufacturer of sniper rifles, has unveiled its latest innovation: a 30mm semi-automatic grenade launcher for the U.S. Army's Precision Grenadier System (PGS) Program.
...
The U.S. Army's Precision Grenadier System (PGS) is designed to enhance infantry effectiveness by replacing older, single-shot grenade launchers like the M320 with a more advanced system. The PGS is a semi-automatic, magazine-fed weapon that provides soldiers with greater precision and firepower. It is intended to engage targets from as close as 35 meters to beyond 500 meters, including enemies hiding behind cover, which the current systems struggle with. The PGS aims to offer a flat trajectory for faster and more accurate engagements, reducing the flight time for rounds at longer distances.

Additionally, the PGS will include a sophisticated fire-control system capable of programming rounds and a family of ammunition for different tactical situations. This could include rounds for counter-defilade, close-quarters combat, and even armor-piercing or anti-drone munitions (Counter-UAS). The program has reached its later stages, with several companies, such as FN America and Plumb Precision Products, submitting designs for evaluation. The Army is expected to select a final candidate by 2025, after successful technology demonstrations.

Key to the Barrett SSRS’s design is its user-friendly, assault-rifle-based structure. The weapon features a butt stock at the rear, an five rounds ammunition magazine in the center, and a barrel length of 305mm. The grenade launcher is compact and versatile with an overall length of 861mm and weighing just 6.3kg. It can fire various ammunition, including airburst rounds, giving soldiers a crucial advantage on the battlefield.

The weapon is also equipped with the Vortex Optics XM-157 sight, similar to the sight mounted on the U.S. Army's XM7 6.8mm assault rifle. This optical enhancement further strengthens the SSRS’s ability to provide precision in combat, aligning with the U.S. Army's modernization goals.

As Barrett leads a team of industry-leading partners, this next-generation grenade launcher is set to be a key component of the U.S. Army’s future soldier lethality systems, combining firepower, precision, and safety for the modern battlefield."

Talán jobb lenne, ha pumpás lenne a töltésmechanizmusa, mint a China Lake gránátvetőnek, így fele akkor súlyú lenne, vagy még kevesebb (a china lake 40 mm-es) - szakkommentár by ravenlord

https://armyrecognition.com/news/ar...tic-grenade-launcher-for-us-armys-pgs-program

És a legfontosabb:
30x42mm az új gránát méretezése.