Springfiled(i think) M21
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Scoggs117
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Springfiled(i think) M21
it would be nice to have a large bore semi-automatic sniper rifle for the U.S.
it uses the same caliber as the M24(7.62x51) so same power only seimi and no bolt.
What do you guy think??
it uses the same caliber as the M24(7.62x51) so same power only seimi and no bolt.
What do you guy think??
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Super62
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Re: Springfiled(i think) M21
I would rather have a Mk11 Mod 0 than a M25( newer version of M21), since DC had the M25 but a .308 semi auto sniper is needed. The Mk11/ SR25 is basically the same as the M21 (.308, 20rnds, 10x scope). They both could be added as pickup kits.Scoggs117 wrote:it would be nice to have a large bore semi-automatic sniper rifle for the U.S.
it uses the same caliber as the M24(7.62x51) so same power only seimi and no bolt.
What do you guy think??
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Scoggs117
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hmmm... i didnt know that there was a new M21 version.. and i also didn't know that the SPR was a 7.62, thx for the info, and I think that the SPR would be a better all around rifle
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...i just read a post below, and this is the new(possible) sniper rifle like thing for SF... i gues replacing the SPR
Here is a pic
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...i just read a post below, and this is the new(possible) sniper rifle like thing for SF... i gues replacing the SPR
Here is a pic
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M.Bregartner
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Super62
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The M25 isn't new, it is simply the M21 with a synthetic stock. It is mis desingated in DC as a M21. The M21 has a wood stock and a different scope

M25

This is the MK11 Mod 0

And the SCAR isn't a sniper rifle, so i don't know what its doing in this thread. Neither is the M14 SOPMOD . Both of the rifles have aimpoints on them, and aimpoints are not used on sniper rifles.

M25

This is the MK11 Mod 0
And the SCAR isn't a sniper rifle, so i don't know what its doing in this thread. Neither is the M14 SOPMOD . Both of the rifles have aimpoints on them, and aimpoints are not used on sniper rifles.
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Tactical Advantage
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trim
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the problem with having a semi auto sniper wepon, or any other wepon for that mater, is you sacrifice acuracy for fier rate. in a bolt action rifel the fiering mechinsum and every thing elce that touches the round being fierd is as still as it can be and is the same way every round, with in reasonable standerds. when you start with gas operated fering mechinisums you get a bolt jump just as the round is fierd, alowing the round to move off center ever so slightly in momentum and the like. the only way around this is a rolling block action wich is very coplicated and hared to manufacture, and as far as i know there is none of these actions being used in a sniper role in any army around the world right now.
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Super62
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If you read on my first post, i stated that the Mk11 is .308/7.62mm not 5.56mm which the SPR is. The MK11 and the MK12 are not the same.Tactical Advantage wrote:Doesnt PR already have this covered...
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=612
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Super62
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Thats why you use both.trim wrote:the problem with having a semi auto sniper wepon, or any other wepon for that mater, is you sacrifice acuracy for fier rate. in a bolt action rifel the fiering mechinsum and every thing elce that touches the round being fierd is as still as it can be and is the same way every round, with in reasonable standerds. when you start with gas operated fering mechinisums you get a bolt jump just as the round is fierd, alowing the round to move off center ever so slightly in momentum and the like. the only way around this is a rolling block action wich is very coplicated and hared to manufacture, and as far as i know there is none of these actions being used in a sniper role in any army around the world right now.
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Eddie Baker
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Just FYI the Marines have been using a match-grade M14 variant as their Designated Marksman Rifle since late 2001/early2002, first operationally testing it in Afghanistan.

However, because it is difficult to maintain, they're looking at replacing it partially or completely with an SR-25 variant, possibly Mk-11.

However, because it is difficult to maintain, they're looking at replacing it partially or completely with an SR-25 variant, possibly Mk-11.
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