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India has picked the Sig 716i as an interim rifle for their northern troops. The Sig 716i chambers the full power 7.62x51 NATO. Given the lack of range and power of the 5.56x45 NATO, do you think it makes sense for a military to adopt the old school .308? We discuss in this video and take a look at the Sig 716i.

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