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Renound” British customized weapon designer Dalton/Stanley has released the world’s first ever hybrid assault riflewith internal adaptable barrel that extends the weapon’s reach into sniper range.

A specialized day/night optic integrates IR illumination, laser designator and visible light beam is mounted on top Picatinny rails.

the built-in computer measures air particles passing through three invisible beams projected from the front of the weapon. The computer uses this information to calculate wind direction and velocity, resulting in it being able to provide the user with a more accurate alternative target for the shot, presented on the scope’s viewfinder.

The so-called A/SRH C-1 has a built-in bipod, extendable butt stock and 30-shot 5.56 magazine.

According to the manufacturers, the quick-change sniper barrel extension simply twists into place…

There are 2 barrels; one standard and one that is housed directly underneath it. The 2nd barrel is redundant until sniper-mode in enabled. The standard barrel extends forwards and locks, and then the 2nd barrel slides up into it’s place via an internal mechanism. A rotation of the second barrel screws the two barrels together firmly, creating the solid extended sniper barrel you see here. The join/seam is too small to affect the passage of projectiles

though this weapon doesnt exists presently.....its still a prototypy or may on the drawing board...but when fielded in the near future and works as promised by the manufacturer,,it truly will be one of the most effective assault/snipe/machinegun.....m excited to see its first trail video....
and any more info on the weapon will be appriciated

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Due to public confusion as to whether the A/SRH-C1 is a genuine weapon, I feel it necessary to state that it is a fantasy design, and is in no way a real or functioning piece of military hardware. I designed the rifle for use in film or games, and it is meant purely for entertainment purposes only.

thats what the man says about it. only a fantasy

hmmmm....truely said there for now,,but dont know,,,it soon might become a reality...hope it does

puru baruah wrote:hmmmm....truely said there for now,,but dont know,,,it soon might become a reality...hope it does

Not likely to happen. For one thing, it can't possibly feed with the magazine set at that angle. While a longer barrel will increase velocity, it won't increase accuracy. Not to speak of the need to have the rifling in the two barrels perfectly aligned. And what of the chamber in the first barrel? A "brain fart" if there ever was one.

nagarifle wrote:Due to public confusion as to whether the A/SRH-C1 is a genuine weapon, I feel it necessary to state that it is a fantasy design, and is in no way a real or functioning piece of military hardware. I designed the rifle for use in film or games, and it is meant purely for entertainment purposes only.

thats what the man says about it. only a fantasy

with you it's only good for the film and games

Baljit

Put together by some one with a limited knowledge of the functioning of firearms. As TR mentions, the mag angle would preclude proper feeding and how does the chamber magically disappear in the first barrel when the second barrel goes up behind it.
Then you look at the controls. This is supposed to be an assault rifle. How does one manipulate the miniscule controls under battlefield conditions? How about with gloves on? You would need a pair of pliers and a screwdriver to operate the charging handle and the safety/selector. There is a reason that battle rifles have big clunky controls.

Those sharp angles, especially around the mag well, would soon tear your hands to ribbons. I'm also wondering how easy it would be to get a cheek weld while looking into the spotting scope eyepiece that he's got mounted on there. Most military optics are designed to allow the soldier to get his head down on the rifle and reduce his silhouette. If you're a left handed soldier, you will get hit with every ejected cartridge if you try to use that scope.

whatever it might be, it doesn't suit my taste.nothing like 303 rifle.i doubt any other rifle would have seen more action than this.
regards