Indian Special Forces

[Baseplate]

ATAK type kit with video relay? Hardly groundbreaking.

Looks like screwdrivered silvus Technology's product . Used by SAS and IDF Sf

 

[VictorDelta4]

Mostly around 1000 metre mark and some even upto 1800 metres.

BW here trains on an average between 800-1200. Specialists go upto 1800m if not more.

 

[VictorDelta4]

Looks like screwdrivered silvus Technology's product . Used by SAS and IDF Sf

Yeah most likely. IA runs on decades old tech anyways.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

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[Ayan Barat]

Had a question for you guys. If u were living in US and had no money problems, which sniper rifle would you buy?

If money is not the problem and more importantly, you know your craft then it's always better to make a precision rifle by yourself than buying one off the shelf. Pretty much like how hardcore gamers prefer making their PCs instead of buying them.

Chassis - Modern Precision Rifle; $1,200
Barrel - Criterion; $700
Action - LPA Razor Ti 338 LM; $1,500
Trigger - TriggerTech 2 stage; $250
Muzzle Brake - APA Fat Bastard; $150
Mag - MDT 5rd steel; $400 (5 mags)
Bipod - Atlas PSR; $300
Rings - MDT One Piece; $400
Scope - Schmidt & Bender PM II; $3,000
Ammo - S&B 250gr HPBT; $300 (100rd)

Total - $8,200 (including accessories and ammo)

But do we even have a school to train them?

On paper yes, but nowhere near the international standards.

 

[Corvus Splendens]

Had a question for you guys. If u were living in US and had no money problems, which sniper rifle would you buy?

A .416 Cheytac M200 and a KAC SR-25.