That Thales F90 picture on Army Recognition shows a Steyr F88, I think. Quite a few differences are visible compared to the F90 in the hands of the gasmask guy.
The double-barreled AR15 ist pure gun porn.
Lots of new stuff:
Israeli Company Silver Shadow unveils the first assault rifle with double barrel at Eurosatory 2012
Thales launches RAPIDFire its new mobile air defence gun system at Eurosatory 2012
Sagem presents new products at Eurosatory 2012
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That Thales F90 picture on Army Recognition shows a Steyr F88, I think. Quite a few differences are visible compared to the F90 in the hands of the gasmask guy.
The double-barreled AR15 ist pure gun porn.
Last edited by Steak-Sauce; 06-13-2012 at 06:24 PM. Reason: €dit: Not A3, but F88?
http://www.thalesgroup.com/Press_Rel...F90/?pid=11141The F90 is identical to the EF88-designated weapon currently being developed by the company for Australia’s LAND 125 program, and is based on the F88 platform that has been in service and evolved in Australia since the late 1980s.
A shame Force Protection Europe isn't showing (or at least according to 'the list'), really wanted to see how far they'd come with the Foxhound. Thanks for the updates XAV, trying to drag myself to DVD 2012 this year, but everything is conspiring against me at the moment.
The EF88/F90 has not been standardised for production yet so there are a few variants of the type. The whole point of the EF88 project is the Electronic Architecture (EA) to enable integration of the rifle with digital fire control systems (FCS) and battle management systems (BMS). There have also been ergonomic, mechanism and modularity improvements to the base F88/AUG. Like for example the pistol grip has actually being moved backwards reducing the length of the trigger pull so it fits better with soldiers wearing body armour. The F90 would appear to be Thales’s attempt to capitalise commercially on the EF88 design features before the EA is fully developed.
Damian, I have a question: T-90MS or T-90SM? Reason for asking: at exhibition in India this tank was presented as "T-90S Modernized". That means T-90SM! However, Russian Internet is calling it T-90MS. It's not logical: then extended name for T-90MS must be "T-90 Modernized S"! My attempts to clear that question on Russian forums were ignored, as if I tried to troll...
Did I miss something and thinking wrong? Or T-90SM is more logical name for that tank? Thank you.
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Last edited by AlexTa; 06-14-2012 at 04:17 AM. Reason: too many pictures