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    I've just found a document about Bundeswehr procurements from HK from 1998 to 2010. The source is utterly credible. It is a so called a "Kleine Anfrage" (small question) from the left party to the government. However some of the mentioned weapons are quite new to me or at least that HK sells/produces them. For example: MP7A2, Dillon 7.62mm Gatling Gun, P8A1 and G36SG. Do you know something about them?

    source p. 6

    Thanks a lot!

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    Hello G3Kurtz,was wondering if you might have some detaled pics of you 11A1 particularley the cocking notch location on th shroud?THANK YOU for any help ,DUKE

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    Hello Dushan:

    CAR is correct. To permit adjustability for various size soldiers and for when wearing thick body armor. There were two different style sliding/retractable/collapsible stocks for the XM8, all interchangeable by the user by just pulling the locking pin (first style removable, later style captive). The first was the one you see most often - a solid polymer stock. There was also an MP7-style wite sliding stock in addition to the fixed stock and a buttcap. Likely there would have been a sliding/folding stock like SCAR and a dedicated sniper stock. There was another REALLY COOL XM8 stock that used the magazine with an adapter as the stock so you had extra rounds stored on the rifle.

    G3Kurz

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    Jim,

    I finally got to talk to Monty about the new 45 trials out at Midsouth. The HK was in fact the compact model as you suspected. The objective is to carry the 45 with a suppressor attached. When I talked to him during the trials I thought he said it was the fullsize...
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