HK 433

[GOST]

The HK433 in the basis caliber 5.56 mm x 45 NATO combines the outstanding features of the G36 and HK416 assault rifles and is thus setting standards world wide.

- Modular and light construction. Compact dimensions.
- Barrel length individually configurable. Simple end-user level barrel change.
- Completely ambidextrous manipulation for right and left handed shooters.
- Non reciprocating charging handle with integrated forward assist. Switchable w/o tools.
- Lower receiver with ambidextrous manipulation for G36 and HK416 users.
- Drop safe according to AC225/D14 with and w/o applied safety.
- Upper receiver with full length STANAG rail in 12 o'clock position. Hand guard with Hkey interface on 3 and 9 o'clock position. Picatinny rail on 6 o'clock position.
- Length adjustable folding stock with height adjustable cheek weld. Weapon also usable with stock folded.
- Optional receiver integrated maintenance free shot counter.
- Tool less disassembly / assembly of major components.
- Weapon can be set to safe in all loading conditions.
- Lots of accessories available.
- Made 100% in Germany

[Tyrannosaur]

Looks cool, kinda ACR/Scar/MCR looking gun. Not USA made and they use the phrase "assault rifle" in the description which is like nails on a chalkboard annoying

[UWone77]

Looks cool, kinda ACR/Scar/MCR looking gun. Not USA made and they use the phrase "assault rifle" in the description which is like nails on a chalkboard annoying

Which means.... no US sales.

[BoilerUp]

My take: the HK433 is going to be to the G36 what "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" is to "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", with roller-lock HKs obviously being the "Raiders of the Lost Ark".

Anyway....

I've been thinking what the market really needs is for HK to make their own version of the MCX.

[BoilerUp]

Looks cool, kinda ACR/Scar/MCR looking gun. Not USA made and they use the phrase "assault rifle" in the description which is like nails on a chalkboard annoying

Well, keep in mind they invented the phrase..."sturmgewehr". Mainly because when Germans invent new things they just squish words together to make a new one. Flugzeug ("flying thing" = airplane) is my personal favorite example.

[GOST]

[Pyzik]

HK: I like this ACR. Lets make one and triple the price.

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Rumors say there will also be an HK231 (7.62×51mm) and HK123 (7.62×35mm & 7.62×39mm) that are currently under development. Source: http://spartanat.com/2017/02/neue-st...s-hk433-kommt/

Also, note that the spec sheet that has been floating around states that M-LOK is an available option for the handguard. Duane Liptak has confirmed that H&K is an M-LOK licencee, by virtue of having of competed in the CSASS competition.

[Joelski]

Haven't seen any announcements here, but it seems to be news other places. I'm pretty sure it's not going to be "cheap"; in fact it just might be the target of the "Just as good as" trolls that prattle on and on in the PSA vs. top tier manufacturer of the day argument with respect to the SCAR. The 433, however comes out of the chute with quick-change barrels that are actually user changeable! What a concept!! *COUGH* SCAR and ACR *COUGH* It's not a ballerina-light, twig of a rifle, with the 11" barreled model weighing in at around 3.2 kg, about the same as the SCAR-L CQC Model, (it took FN how long to get civvy SBR assemblies to market?). Anyway, it looks like another hit for H&K's R&D team. In the race to build a better NATO/ComBloc mousetrap, I like this better than CZ's BREN.


Dig the charging handle and tool-less gas adjustment.

[BoilerUp]

http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum...hp?9866-HK-433

[Joelski]

Thanks. Missed it.

[Joelski]

My take: the HK433 is going to be to the G36 what "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" is to "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", with roller-lock HKs obviously being the "Raiders of the Lost Ark".

Anyway....

I've been thinking what the market really needs is for HK to make their own version of the MCX.

They could make 5 more models like this: