The FN FNC, a rifle featured in the movie 'Heat,' was tested for practical accuracy out to 500 yards. Despite its AK-like internal design and basic two-position sights, the FNC demonstrated consistent hits at range, though 55-grain ammunition showed reduced energy at 500 yards. Its lack of modularity compared to the AR-15 platform limited its widespread adoption.
This review tests a modified SIG 556, customized to resemble a Swedish AK5c, on a practical accuracy course out to 500 yards. Despite the rifle's long-stroke gas system running hot and causing mirage, it reliably hit targets with minimal misses. The video also delves into the SIG 556's commercial failure in the US market due to compromises and discusses the importance of authentic Swiss sights.
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