The performance and specifications of the K-11 Combined Rifle, the crazy weapon of the Korean Army that can shoot grenades

 The K-11 is a composite rifle designed and manufactured by the South Korean company S&T Motiv. It is a dual-barrel weapon that combines a 5.56mm assault rifle and a 20mm grenade launcher into a single platform. The K-11 was first introduced in 2010 and is currently in service with the South Korean military. History:The development of the K-11 began in the early 2000s, as the South Korean military sought to replace its aging inventory of small arms with more modern and versatile weapons. One of the main objectives of the project was to improve the infantry's ability to engage targets at longer ranges, as well as to provide them with a more effective means of engaging entrenched or fortified positions. S&T Motiv was awarded the contract to develop the K-11 in 2004, and after several years of testing and refinement, the weapon was officially introduced into service in 2010. The K-11 was hailed as a major advancement in small arms technology, as it provided soldiers with the a