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bubba · 07-07-2006, 22:27

We got one (the 7.62 MK 48) from the SFAUC comittee last trip to "R&D". Didn't use it much, but it is a hell of a gun if you have to hump or jump it compared to the 240. I aint no bravo, but basicaly it is a .308 SAW. The only thing that I would add is a box for ammo that hooks to it. Advantages are 1) light weight fire-power, 2) ability to be shoulder fired, 3) built in rail(s). Disadvantages 1) not a common weapon for parts 2) incompatable ammo with the rest of the team, 3) no good way to carry a useable "mag" of ammo. We used it for house defense, and selected missions for a little extra firepower. We shot the hell outa it, and I really liked it. But that's just my .02 take it fer what it's worth, have a good un'

07-07-2006, 22:27	#14
bubba Quiet Professional Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Up in a Mountain Patrol Base, away-away / provides-provides and defendable for a short period of time Posts: 534	MK46/48 We got one (the 7.62 MK 48) from the SFAUC comittee last trip to "R&D". Didn't use it much, but it is a hell of a gun if you have to hump or jump it compared to the 240. I aint no bravo, but basicaly it is a .308 SAW. The only thing that I would add is a box for ammo that hooks to it. Advantages are 1) light weight fire-power, 2) ability to be shoulder fired, 3) built in rail(s). Disadvantages 1) not a common weapon for parts 2) incompatable ammo with the rest of the team, 3) no good way to carry a useable "mag" of ammo. We used it for house defense, and selected missions for a little extra firepower. We shot the hell outa it, and I really liked it. But that's just my .02 take it fer what it's worth, have a good un'
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