Swedish Modification of H & K

 

The exhibition Enforce Tac Spuhr Swedish company demonstrated a new modifications to the German H & K G36 and HK417.

 

Enforce Tac shown on the modernization of the Swedish offer a family of rifles H & K G36 includes, among others new nest magazine, a set of mounting rails and mounting of Picatinny rail

 

Spuhr is a small company specializing in machining precision engineering. The company, whose name comes from the name of the owner, is geared to small-scale design and production of accessories for small arms, mainly undertaken on behalf of special forces and other uniformed services. Spuhr Department, housed in a small, nine-thousandths Bjärred town in southern Sweden, 20 km north of Malmö, mainly produces all kinds of installations and the basis for optical sights, but also offer mounting nahełmowe and headsets for night vision goggles and monokularów. In 2010, Swedish products were presented at the stand at MSPO Cenrex.

 

At Nuremberg, Spuhr presented to the family nest magazine rifles H & K G36 (G36, G36K, and G36C), which is attached in place after the original, allows the use of M16 magazines. Jack has a two-sided magazine release buttons, can thus be conveniently used by the shooters right-and left-handers.

 

The offer Spuhr a new bracket with the dorsal bus MIL-STD-1913, mounted in transport grip G36 rifle, equipped with a collapsible, mechanical sights

 

Swedes also showed aluminum bed for subkarabinków G36K/G36C, serving as a basis for fixing universal mounting rails sections. Not only is it more than 40% lighter than previously offered, it's still the same user has a choice and he needs screwing Picatinny rail sections. Currently away from steel or aluminum systems bristling with Picatinny rails on all sides, in favor of a more universal solution, and above all lighter.

 

On behalf of the client Swedes have replaced the original pillow buccal new and longer, which facilitates the submission of a more reliable rifle, which is mounted optoelectronic sights


G36 range of accessories to complement the new bracket with a high stiffness of the dorsal bus MIL-STD-1913, mounted at the grip rifle with integrated transport Flags. It included folding up sights, with a height to allow the co-axial with the use of opto-electronic viewfinder, for example kolimatorowego.

 

One of the presented modifications to Enforce Tac G36KV rifle was new, longer buccal pad, mounted on the original flask on a new type of German weapon (folding to one side, with adjustable feet), including purchased by the Lithuanian armed forces, but also used by the Polish JW Formosa (G36KV3)

 

An interesting project for an undisclosed developed by the special units. Modification of HK417 rifle chamber, with new drainage and a set of rails. Both of these elements in order to reduce the weight of arms are made of aluminum


The most interesting example of a modified weapon manufactured by Heckler & Koch was developed by Spuhr: aluminum drain chamber for rifle H & K HK417 and the band mounting rails to the weapon.

 

The new chamber drain is 35% lighter than steel from the original weapons, but above all it was an adjustment in the slot and 20-round magazines Magpul PMAG20 LR. They are interchangeable with those used in the KAC rifles SR-25/M110/Mk 11 (widely distributed in the U.S. Armed Forces) and derivatives, as well as rifles POF, LMT (such uses, the British Army and New Zealand), LaRue, LWRC and DPMS. All this so that the user on whose behalf a modification, he could resign from the original 10 - and 20-round magazines H & K, which is not enough that they are very expensive, that's not replaceable with any other, used in modern, military rifles samopowtarzalnych .

 

Currently away from the sets of mounting rails, jagged protruding in all directions, with long sections of Picatinny rails. Increasingly, in order to reduce weight, easier grip and better match the weapon to be replaced by the mounting points, which can be deployed in any sections of the rail.

 

New, also made of aluminum instead of steel, mounting rails team had permanently cut the bus only at the top and bottom. The left and right mounting points prepared for mounting Picatinny rail sections of any length and location selected by the user