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New Sig XM7 6.8 gets bad reviews by Army Capt

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I also don’t understand the weight of modern military rifles-I mean Why? Does anybody who actually has to carry one (vs some clown sitting in a pentagon office) really think humping a 12 lb rifle is better than toting a 6lb one? There was a reason WW2 troops loved the M1 carbine.
says some dude never been down range
 
I know plenty of Marines begged for an m14 over the 5.56 in the sandbox bro
Same in the Nam…most wanted the return of the M-14, but were stuck with the unreliable M-16 and M-60. Personally I managed to find an M-2 carbine and loved it. Worked every time, but I had to trade stuff with the Army to get ammo. My go-to firearm is still a M-1 carbine.
 
I know plenty of Marines begged for an m14 over the 5.56 in the sandbox bro
Agreed, my career Marine son was one of them, but They were not asking for more weight, they were asking for a more capable rifle. My whole point is the ground pounders carry a ton of gear. Why not lighten their loads where you can? Instead we keep making heavier rifles.
 
Agreed, my career Marine son was one of them, but They were not asking for more weight, they were asking for a more capable rifle. My whole point is the ground pounders carry a ton of gear. Why not lighten their loads where you can? Instead we keep making heavier rifles.
I think the new round is trying to address that. Lethality and reliability is what matters to those down range. 5.56 is great if using a shorty in cqb to a point though drugged up bad guys made even shorties come up lacking. Combat arms requires hard hitting weapons a nd they are more desirable for the most part. They don't care about the extra weight if it means saving their lives. You think a ww 2 infantry soldier on the line begged for an m1 carbine or a bar?
 
I think the new round is trying to address that. Lethality and reliability is what matters to those down range. 5.56 is great if using a shorty in cqb to a point though drugged up bad guys made even shorties come up lacking. Combat arms requires hard hitting weapons a nd they are more desirable for the most part. They don't care about the extra weight if it means saving their lives. You think a ww 2 infantry soldier on the line begged for an m1 carbine or a bar?
I really hope the military gets their act together on a more powerful round. The 5.56 leaves a fair bit to be desired. The average troop would like a 5 lb rifle that recoils like a .22 and hits like a .50 big, but until the laws of physics get repealed that’s not gonna happen😏
 
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