The Daewoo DR-200 / K2 is Korea's answer to the choice between the AK-47 and AR15. They went and Frankensteined a robust, reliable firearm with features that blend design characteristics from several different weapons.
Our scoring criteria is as follows:
Accuracy with match Ammo: A .1 - 1 MOA. B 1.1-2 MOA. C 2.1-3 MOA. D 3.1-4 MOA. F 4.1-5 MOA.
Reliability: A Shoots through mud and grime no attention needed. B Requires corrective manipulation. C Requires field stripping. D requires parts replacement. F Back to the factory.
Ergonomics: Slightly more subjective. A Lightweight rifle with all controls in reach. Reference: M4 carbine. B Some controls out of reach. Awkward controls. Weight increases. C: Many controls out of reach or awkward manual of arms, and or more weight. D: Awkward mess, hard to manipulate, heavy, a strain to use. F: A boat anchor. No redeeming qualities as a fighting rifle. Reference: A bench rest gun.
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If anyone who served in the Korean army can share the sight in the procedure for the K2 I would love to hear about it!
