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Old 02-03-2011, 09:53 AM
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As far as the G11 being against the Geneva Convention, I rather doubt it. In my mind, the work on the G36 (Or any of the 5.56 AR's) would have to be restarted more or less once the G11 gets flushed down the loo. While eventually they would adopt the G36, until they did the G3 would return, with perhaps another production run to make sure that there is parts and such available since I am assuming that some of the pulled G3's would have been sold on the market. Of course, all this depends on the point of view that they got a limited production run of the G11, announced that it was the new official standard, and after a short time came to the conclusion that it wasn't such a great idea after all. If they never did adopt the G11, I see the G3 staying strong right up till the war: I figure that with the storm clouds on the horizon that they would ramp back on a totally new rifle and all that goes with it in order to prevent confusion in a war should it happen.
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