Reply With QuoteFrance is putting Scrome J4 scopes on at least 2 FAMAS per infantry squad in excess of two FRF2 bolt action 7,62X51 mm per infantry platoon.
Designated Marksman project
say do other country's bisaid israel have a Designated Marksman project???
if thay do can you bring me some photos and into about it???
here a littil bit about the israel Designated Marksman project:
http://www.isayeret.com/weapons/assault/dm/overview.htm
phoso:
France is putting Scrome J4 scopes on at least 2 FAMAS per infantry squad in excess of two FRF2 bolt action 7,62X51 mm per infantry platoon.
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Swedish AK5B (top):
a CAR-15 barrel on a marksmans rifle? why would they use atleast a full length barrel? seems a bit counter productive...
Seems like they all have very short barrels, which seems odd considering there for marksmen...
the british LSW has been reroled as a marksman weapon Aka " the crow cannon" being a bullpup it has an extra long barrel to get the maximum performance out of 5.56mm ammo
because thoe "marksmen" arent` really, they are let say "better" shooters" whom you can trust if needing to take out one guy throwing grenades or cocktail molotov for instance.He is not the guy taking a head shot at 500 meters, rather the one taking a knee cap at 50 to 150 mOriginally Posted by Hellman109
Israeli Dude,
i once read about the IDF having a concept called "Assault Snipers". Can you give me information on that?
Btw, first post, hi all!
once read about the IDF having a concept called "Assault Snipers". Can you give me information
- those assault snipers are called in hebrew[kala saar]and they belong to squads and platoons they are integrated part of mentioned above units,their role is to take out most important targets before the squad or platoon advance or charge on the enemy
BeautifulUS M16 SPR:
From USMC
Lance Cpl. Jeremy R. Riddle, designated marksman for Task Force Kabul, looks through his scope of his designated marksman rifle, (modified M-14) at any threats on and outside the U.S. Embassy compound here in Kabul, Afghanistan. He is here to assist the task force in gathering information and precision marksmanship. The task force is part of the 4th Marine Expeditionary Brigade (Anti-Terrorism)Story about the DM M14,
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Jan. 8, 2002) -- Sgt. Jason E. Capozzoli, a 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (SOC) Force Reconnaissance Marine from Tallahassee, Fla., gets acquainted with the Corps' new M-14 DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle). Eight of the nine rifles manufactured by precision weapons repairmen at MCCDC Quantico, Va., were sent here for testing during Operation Enduring Freedom.
http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/mcn20...ef/20021157511
And from that story I caught this:
Sgt. Andrew D. Pomykal who wrote that article needs to knock a zero of that number - $32 000 for an accurized M14? Give me a break!"A commercial equivalent would cost somewhere between twenty-eight and thirty-two thousand dollars a piece," he said.
change the thousand to hundred and he's about right
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