Servelle! You surprise me! Not bad! Not 100% correct, but very close. I assume you would know the alternative to a 7.62x39mm... 7.62 is right, but... it's not a Russian thing in my case ;-) It's... Now I am pretty sure you know it...
Respect!
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AhAh I use to play some war games (Jagged Alliance in particular) the alternative is 7.62 NATO maybe
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!lol Well it's .308 WIN. But... well... (Now the inner nerd is awakening:) It is kind of the same, but not identical. The dimensions are the same. .308 WIN has more pressure, thicker walls of the casing and has less tolerance of the bullet compared to 7.62 NATO. Means .308 WIN is more used for civil sport shooting or hunting, 7.62 NATO is prefered in rough military usage. In modern rifles you could interchange them. (Not sure about what it would do to the grooves of a precision rifle when you use significant weaker amunition or amunition flies "a little loose" in the barrel... Because the grooves, the barrel and the caliber/pressure are well coordinated... Not sure about how this affects the spin too. Obvious, I think, not for the better. But all in all 7.62 NATO is less precise. Unrelated if shot from a .308 WIN rifle or a 7.62 NATO rifle) And even if the caliber is "the same", older military riffles maybe don't like .308 WIN, because of the higher pressure of a .308 WIN.
But all in all: well done! Really good!
Thanks for all the details, unfortunately I don't have much experience with firearms except for an old 7.65mm semi-automatic rifle and a 9mm submachine gun during my military service. Long time ago 😅
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Well, the choice and knowledge of the words semi-automatic and submachine makes you much more educated about guns than I would expect from the most Germans.
Servelle, you rock! !BEER
