Shared technology base?
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Mikey
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Re: Shared technology base?
I didn't check the link, but I assume you're talking about the Kriss .45 nearly-recoilless SMG? Amazing piece of innovation there, but Sionnach's point is that the external design, as affects the operator, is still one of barrel/action/trigger/stock - no different in basic design theory (albeit in size) from a Pennsylvania Rifle.
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Sionnach Glic
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Re: Shared technology base?
Aye, that's what I was getting at. It still has a barrel, grip, magazine, sights, etc. It's just that the location of some bits have been moved around a bit.
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Re: Shared technology base?
Fair enough. 
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