Updating a rifle model is not a simple task, but if it involves changing the caliber and overhauling the entire ammunition system, that's a very significant move.
Furthermore, the brand-new 6.8mm caliber is not only intended to replace the 7.62 NATO round, but also to supplant both the 5.56mm NATO and 7.62mm NATO rounds; now that's a truly big deal.
It can be said that if Sig Sauer could secure the military contract, the company could benefit from it for decades to come.
NATO stands for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and a NATO round refers to the standard ammunition used within NATO. After decades of dominance by small-caliber ammunition within NATO, are we switching back to intermediate calibers?
And now Gao Guang is involved in this matter.
"So regarding the selection of the rifle model, what can I do?"
