FG-42 StG.44 vids

Soren said:

It's instead of Minute Of Angle, or MOA, the usual way to measure the accuracy of a weapon. If it shoots sub MOA it's extremely accurate, and if it shoots above 3 MOA not soo accurate.

1 MOA is approx. one inch at 100y, that means if your rifle shoots 1 MOA groups it will place all its projectiles within a one inch circle at 100y, and if it shoots .5 MOA half that.

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Thanks
MOA I know well, MOB was a new version to me.

It isn't official Glider, Matt just made it up for fun

Matt,

The FG-42 was great in that it coul serve so many roles; LMG, combat rifle sniperrifle. And the inline stock muzzle brake also made sure that controllable bursts were very accurate from the shoulder.

That having been said, the RoF of the Version 1 was 750 -900 rpm depending on the ammo used, which is very high, so high that prolonged full automatic fire from the shoulder would be in the "Minute Of Barn" range in terms of accuracy

The second version had a reduced RoF of 600 rpm and an improved muzzle brake, making it more accurate full auto from the shoulder.

Gotta agree with everything Soren is puttin up... The weapon was phenominal....