I have not been on here in a long time so I apologize if you all already know this but I confirmed today at AUSA that the MR556A4 will be announced next month as one of the three new HKs.
Which obviously isn't true.If a rifle is more than 2MOA, it becomes a shovel.
And of those that own bore scopes actually know what to be and not be concerned about for this type of gun.Also, I don't think a lot of those that cry for chrome lined barrels do also own a bore scope or have had a look into a well used chrome lined barrel...
nah man they want it out of the box capable of shooting full auto with a 3D printed DIASIm just happy to finally get a genuine a5 barrel nut and the long arm selectors for my a7 clone. Maybe I'm in the minority but if you want a HK416 you need to build a clone anyway, and that includes an american chrome lined barrel.
AFAIK the barrels come over from Germany as blanks (there are reasons for this that might not be something for discussion here) and are finished in the US. I would guess that HK USA doesn't have the necessary capabilities to chrome-line in-house and is reluctant to outsource that process as it is not as easy as some seem to assume here and might actually be really detrimental to precision if not done right. Having outsourced something like this might cause more problems (like QC and availability of good product) than it would solve.I am curious though. What’s the real reason HK USA didn’t chrome line them when they know that almost everybody wanted it?
Was it cost?
Did HKO tell them they weren’t allowed to?
@German, too bad you weren’t active on here then. Lots of Fillian to be used.
Yes, there are certainly tools where 2MOA+ is acceptable.Which obviously isn't true.
But it shows that not everybody sees the a gun as a tool that is designed for a certain use and that those use requirements can differ for different use cases.![]()
100% but that will never be admitted. No shame in it.AFAIK the barrels come over from Germany as blanks (there are reasons for this that might not be something for discussion here) and are finished in the US. I would guess that HK USA doesn't have the necessary capabilities to chrome-line in-house and is reluctant to outsource that process as it is not as easy as some seem to assume here and might actually be really detrimental to precision if not done right. Having outsourced something like this might cause more problems (like QC and availability of good product) than it would solve.
I dont have a problem with that either. But if that's what they were expecting from HK they must be following a different company. I actually agree with a lot of the dissent, thats why I personally build clones. But I absolutely will never expect HK to build these rifles with m16 pockets and chrome lined barrels.nah man they want it out of the box capable of shooting full auto with a 3D printed DIAS
We NEED Social Media Girl to come back to beat us and tell us we're not worthy.Yeah, the negative attitude he was receiving on this thread was a bit ridiculous; it definitely felt like shooting the messenger, especially since he was actively trying to engage with us. If we wonder why HK doesn’t listen to us, it’s because of reactions like that. Fortunately, James is well-established here, and I don’t think he’ll take it too personally. But can you imagine if that were someone new to HK, trying to engage with our community for the first time? They’d never come back.
Being an HK fan means having to be patient, patient with product development, product launches, and product availability. We need to extend that same patience to James. I believe he will advocate on our behalf, not only to help HK USA be more successful but also because he genuinely cares about our community.
"She" probably looked like Flip in real life.We NEED Social Media Girl to come back to beat us and tell us we're not worthy.
The new logos are super tacky.it seems the only differentiator from the current firearms already on the market in the US is a big ass HK on the side of these.
Umm... did thatIt’s not reasonable for a company to manufacture a gun that is readily convertible to full automatic, especially when it’s not legal to do so. ATF had a say in this too.
If they made it so all you had to do was put in a three position selector, and it was rock ‘n’ roll time via slam fire or a DIAS, they would veto the design.
Why do you feel like that’s a valid complaint?
at least you’re honestI am not beholden to any kind of point of view, but it is my innate defense of the company because I love the brand.
Does the fact that I am welcome in Oberndorf cloud my view? Possibly, but my preferences line up with the company pretty naturally.