Hey Zig Forums what do you think is the most underrated rifle? I have to say the FN-49 is very underrated rifle.
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Everything from France and Spain.
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They're not so much underrated as they are infamous, thanks to the boundless retardation of some Americans and their inability to tell a training rifle apart from a proper one.
Go ahead, get your upotty posting out of the system. It still needs to be said.
You're saying the arisakas were made in trainer versions that shot downloaded cartridges that were the exact same dimensions as 6.5 or 7.7 arisaka? That's a terribly stupid practice if true. I agree that the arisaka is underrated though, they're among the nicest of the late military bolt actions.
My pick would be the G3. It gets all the anti-HK hate and seems to be regarded as the ugly duckling of the 7.62 NATO "battle rifles". It's a very good gun though, substantially more accurate than either the FAL or M14 and far easier to maintain than the M14.
OK, the general issue rifle is kind of ugly but if you throw on some wood or PSG-ish furniture it can look pretty good.
Why does the m14 seem bulkier than the m1?
Dubs noted.
Saging for snarkiness.
I'm actually a fan of these french berthiers. the little ones with the fixed magazine. they were made to compete with the german rifles at the time. These little carbine ones have such a nice feel to them, and the bolt is really smooth.
its not a common round anymore, but theyre nice to shoot in the same way the straight pull bolt swiss rifles are nice.
you can get these pretty cheap, but finding the smaller ones can be difficult. i've actually been wanting to buy one again but cant really find these for sale at a reasonable price.
A3 looks better tbh
I'd fuck it.