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Eddie January 23rd, 2006 06:05

VFC HK416 & VFC M60 MK43MOD0
 
I just found pics of VFC's HK416 looks like it kinda got over shadowed by VFC's AKS74U

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concept_8 January 23rd, 2006 07:07

Any price tags anywhere?

Gryphon January 23rd, 2006 10:11

What's amusing is HK had to change the name to 416 because Colt got uppity about HKM4 infringing on their trademark. Then a judge ruled that Colt not only has no right to the term M4, but to the term AR-15 and a few others as well. :lol:

Spitfire January 23rd, 2006 10:35

yeah, price would be interesting...

nice gun anyway...

LaZeDoUt^Jr. January 23rd, 2006 16:01

The "HK416" is looking pretty nice. I wonder what the price will be compared to the AKS74U....

attack-beaver January 23rd, 2006 18:42

most likly the same price or close to the AKS74 now i must buy the gun cause its H&K and plus it wouldb be easier to find a vest for its mags.

but heres my question where does the battery go cause the gas tubes right on top of the of the barrel mmm i wunder.

http://www.armedforcesjournal.com/bl...2005_hk416.jpg
heres a real steal HK416 mounted with the AG416 and the Grenade Launcher Module (GLM). made just for the HK416.

Eddie March 11th, 2006 06:19

I'd thought I'd just give a little update. According to VFC the HK416 will be due out this Summer. But before that VFC will be coming out with a M60 Mk43MOD0 (M60E4) in May.
http://www.gb-tech.jp/images/next_products/MK43.jpg
http://www.gb-tech.jp/images/next_products/HK416.jpg

Also I speculate that VFC may also come out with a M249. There was a bunch of photos in a magazine comparing a GB-Tech(VFC) vs a TOP version of the M249 it was a prototype it fetures full trades and full metal. But the article was from early last year.

VFC Price Guestimates:
AKS47UN = $475US
HK416 = $450US
MK43MOD0= $1300US

yanhchan March 11th, 2006 06:27

what countries use the hk416?

Eddie March 11th, 2006 06:30

no countries officially use the HK416 its more of a weapon for law enforcement.

Real HK416 Info:
http://www.hkdefense.us/pages/milita...nes/hk416.html

Tarkus March 11th, 2006 07:43

OMG, I think I found my next primary rifle.

The Jane article on HK 416 from Eddie's link is worth reading. It seems the real steel thing is an enormous improvment on the M4/M16 design.

But who are these VFC guys ? Any info on the company and the quality of their products ? Seems pretty new to the AEGs biz.

Ghost Snake March 11th, 2006 08:11

Sweet Jeebus. I was just about to order a Guarder HK416 metal body, but now I think I'll have to wait. I too wonder about the quality of VFC though. But I guess as long as the body is good it should be ok, because I'll be upgrading the internals anyway.

Ghost Snake March 11th, 2006 08:15

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Originally Posted by attack-beacer
but heres my question where does the battery go cause the gas tubes right on top of the of the barrel mmm i wunder.

If you look at the first pic, you can see 2 wires sticking out a little just under the barrel. So probably in the bottom of the handguard.

ILLusion March 11th, 2006 12:34

VFC (Vega Force Company) is the re-branded former GB-Tech - the manufacturer of some of the finest conversion kits and replica items available.

attack-beaver March 11th, 2006 13:31

450US is on my currency converter comes to about 533CDN not bad but after customs and all those other fees its going to be about maybe 600CDN.

Igor01 March 11th, 2006 13:36

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450US is on my currency converter comes to about 533CDN not bad but after customs and all those other fees its going to be about maybe 600CDN.

Probably closer to the ~$750 ballpark figure.


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