I'm not interested in the KOT issue and certainly not interested in communicating with it.
But I do have a question I'd like answered because I can't get my head around it and this now seems like a logical thread in which to ask it.
The RWS 150, 400 and 600 all seem to be extremely exposed to the elements (dust, rain, snow etc) and there seems to be no protective apparatus on any of the images or videos that are placed on the EOS website. Does this exposure make them vulnerable to mechanical failure (for example, in a windstorm when those shells are travelling through the gun's drivetrain). How would army personnel keep the equipment sieze-free in unfavourable weather conditions?
I'm a long term holder and great believer in the company, but this is something that has been weighing on my mind for a while and I would really appreciate someone with more knowledge than I in providing a response.
Regards and GLTALTH
Spiff
I'm not interested in the KOT issue and certainly not interested...
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