Yes it is British, but it was developed by Heckler and Koch, a German company that was, at the time owned by Royal Ordnance, a British defence contractor.
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AnswerThe Diemaco C7 and C8 rifles are effectively Canadian copies of the Colt M16/M4 rifles (respectively), which are currently standard issue for the United States forces. The Diemacos are supposedly of higher build quality than the Colt equivalents, which is why they have been used by UK Special Forces like the SAS. However, the M16 platform is now getting on for being a 50 year old design - making the platform considerably older than the SA80. This alone makes it unlikely the MOD would consider the Diemaco c8 as an option.The G36 however, is a much newer weapon, only going into active service with the German Bundeswher in the mid/late-90's. It is accurate, sturdy and reliable. It has a built in scope and a folding stock, plus its magazines have a built in feature allowing them to clip together. If the MOD did want a replacement, certainly, the G36 would be a top contender.However, the current L85A2 version of the SA80 is generally though of as a very decent weapon in its own right. The A1 version did have some problems, but this is why the MOD commissioned H&K to upgrade most of their stock to the A2 version, at a cost of around £400 per rifle. One advantage the SA80 has over both the above rifles is its bullpup design - this means the magazine and firing mechanism are located behind the trigger. This allows it to have a barrel length similar to the M16, but have an overall weapon length similar to the compact Colt M4. This means good range and accuracy, but in a compact frame.I see no reason for the MOD to replace the SA80 before at least 2015.MERC1911:can i just say that the g36c variable of the g36 is in use by the British SAS and so is the HKmp5/mp5k/mp5SD. the G36 does not have a built in scope but i think the SA80 does or at least every model comes with a scopeTo answer you question alot simpler, 'if it ain't broke don't fix it'The NEW British L85A2 is often considered to be the most accurate assault rifle in the world with its X4 optical scope. Being reliable the new L85A2 will fire off 30,000 rounds per fail which gives it top respect from across the globe.It is also one of the most expensive assault rifles in the world by far beating the American M16 overall!If you are familiar of the L86A1 LSW (light support weapon) it is important to know that nearly all parts on the L85A2 and L86A1 are interchangeable thus giving the two a greater ease of service as it cuts out the need for a variety of different parts for two different weapons. If you were to ask the average British soldier that question their jaw would drop to the floor, the troops have such respect for the weapon a replacement is out of the question!
no,its British Nationalist or White British Nationalist.
The American colonies were British and followed British law. British law was passed by the British Parliament.
The British view it as hardly a massacre which influenced the forming of an outspoken Anti British public opinion.
The L85A2, just like the rest of the British Army.
No. CoD 6, or Modern Warfare 2, does not feature the L85A2.
There are a lot of weapons which are standard issue. Assuming you're referring to the service rifle, it's the L85A2.
Either the L85A2 rifle or L22A2 carbine (which is a shortened version of the L85).
No, the British Army does not use the AK-47 as their standard assault rifle. They use the L85A2, a British-designed and manufactured rifle.
Well, the A2 model has uses the MIL-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rail system, so any accessory which is mounted on that rail system could be used with the L85A2 (and L22A2). In my experiences with the British in Afghanistan and Iraq, the SUSAT sight is still standard fare for line troops, and the soldiers are issued with a bayonet.
Please identify the manufacture. I85a2 appears to be a model number.
Try both and use the one that works best for you. If you try shooting the l85a2 lefthanded you'll brake your jaw and blind yourself.
The Coldstream Guards are still normal infantry they just have more emphasis on the cermonial side of thigs so they use the exact same weapons as every other line infantry regiment in the British Army. When carrying out ceremonial duties such as guarding the palace they use the l85a2 otherwise known as the SA80.
The British Army has been around a long, LONG time- you need to narrow the period down a bit. Aoround the time of the American Revolution, it was the Brown Bess musket, WW 1 and WW 2, the Lee-Enfield.
no it cant. i have an Army SA80 and tried it
Everybody knows that the British used assault rifles and sniper rifles, and so did the rest of the armies in the war. Airplanes, tanks, cannons, artillery, bombs, hand grenades, knives were just some of the items used.