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My SR-25. Sorry for the low quality photo.
How does it run for ya?
Real nice. I love the days that I get to pull it out and use it.
Oh I love that too....wait, are we talking about the same thing here?Originally Posted by nimer bortuqaal
that's what she said
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Sniper (Not quite sure which model, probably a modified M24)
Photos credits are to the soldier who took (own) them.
I don't get this Finnish triangle.Confirming the use of mils. It's standard artillery/optic angle unit in most if not all militaries.
Gunner's triangle:
(v=angle in mils)
Shouldn't it be m=v x km?
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it's m/km.mils
And it's something everyone learns in basic training in the belgian army.
I'm not a math genius but I think that m/km.mils is the same as m=mils x km
Just different way of describing the same thing, the WORM rule.
If its to do with indirect fire its proberly alongs the lines of the MKA formula we use (and most western countries) for adjusting fire, its normall represented by a triangle with the MKA formula written inside it. Its used to work out the distance in meters from the fall of shot to the TGT, by using the bearing in mils between them and the distance of observer to TGT.
Just to get this back OT, here a couple personal pics from range trg in Afgan last year.
yea sry, my bad
Already posted this in the SEALs thread but might do some good here.
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was that a safe zone in a-stan? Cause otherwise I don't think its the best idea to sit up on the humvee like that for long periods of time, lol.
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