Thread: Field modifying service weapons

@hamish9701 Thanks l had never even heard of him ,he has a video on the Swedish K to which the SEALs rated highly & are great fun to shoot, as like a favorite of mine the Grease Gun ,the Swede K has a easily controllable rate of fire & are sweet to shoot.
@Micky Duck l have shot a Select Fire Auto Remington shotgun, one of the Nam SEALs had in his collection, they are what the 1100 was loosely based off later on .The version the guys used were called the Remington 7188 MK1 & they prefeered them over even the popular bottom ejecting Ithaca, the biggest problem was the shells were based off standard sporting cases & they failed under the hard use initially.The SEALs had the Special Forces Weapons Testing Centers design special rounds with 00 Buck & what they preferred to use on bunkers/mini tunnels hidden under Hooch's was the later XM257 that was a high brass No 4 buck loading , that killed on both ends.

The REMF's still manged to cluster fuck the new development by loading them into bright red duck hunting cases.just what you want when you are fighting that close you have to paint your face green & that with the extra weight /limited ability to carry enough 12G ammo lead to the being passed over by the SEALs. They also tried a 25 flechettes shell ,but the nail as far as wide spread use by the SEALs was already done. The later full Auto shot gun you may be thinking about is the drum fed AA12.


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