Double Naught Spy
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Show me that the recoil systems are the exact same, please. I still can't find where that is documented. If you are right, great! Still I would like to see the documentation.
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Dude, I already said that if you can show that they have the same recoil system then great, but just asked for documentation of it. I am willing to concede the point with a little proof, but you keep presenting very limited and USAS-12 biased insights without corresponding AA12 insights.Now, again how does the AA-12 have superior recoil dampening qualities compared to the USAS-12?
As in most debates, I provide the facts for my side of the equation, I thought you would be the one to prove the facts for the other half. To someone who's familiar with the AA-12, such as yourself, I thought the similarity would be immediately obvious.The pic of the USAS-12 is pretty, but not comparative.
Unless you are claiming that the USAS-12 was developed from the early version of the Atchisson Assault shotgun, which then was completely redesigned and went on to use a completely different system in the AA-12, I fail to follow your logic. Most people would see that a comparison was made between the two to establish commonality not difference, as no differences were mentioned.Wiki is fine, but very limited in actual information.
The AA12 has the constant recoil reduction system that keeps the bolt from bottoming out, all but eliminating felt recoil
Hey Skans...you know what really bugs me? There's just enough difference where the pistol grip attaches to the receiver that using a Magpul MIAD grip is a no-go, and the folding trigger guard is just a tad longer than an AR's so you can't put a Magpul trigger guard can't be used either. I guess no one was looking 10 years into the future back in the 20th century.