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My thoughts on the ZX4 after the first skirm

Added 2024-03-05 01:13:04 +0000 UTC

We were using captured ABRs before this, I was really used to the ABR after 3 years using it.

The ABR was probably the best rifle I have used before the ZX4.

Some of the older girls who used the BDR for years, (I'm talking girls in their late 20s and beyond) raved about them however they seem to scrub out the fact that later in their service life they started to jam up, the barrels were worn and couldn't maintain pressure and the newest batch were over 10 years when they were retired.

The SBRs were not good at all! They were very unreliable and ultra cheap. Jamming and stopping from the get go. I haven't seen one in years which means that no one kept them.

The ABR is great especially with the fact it doesn't take pre-pressed rounds, which means you can carry a tonne of ammo in powder form. The gas block is a ok addition but not necessary plus it would increase the velocity too much and sometimes you would get powder hang off the barrel which can get in your eyes and can breath it in....making you a little tipsy.

This ZX4 is something else, its compact, carry's more powder than the ABR, they have not said how much but after the skirm yesterday my rifle was still showing 75% capacity.

Its a hot little accessory for this uniform too. The grey matte finish held in the gloves against the bodysuit is just dripping with hotness and power.

In the skirm it didnt miss a beat. I got three eliminations, targeted centre lower where we we were trained to aim with some short bursts and there was no rise at all.

First unit was at 10 meters and it hit very hard, harder than any service rifle. I could hear the slaps. Dropped her so hard and fast and she went out so quick on the ground.

Some others utilised the high rate of fire, while it didnt hit as hard, it must of stung like hell as you could see them dancing and swiping while they were getting sprayed.

I can see this giving alot of pain and expending to Black Faction for years to come.