ΣΧΟΛΙΟ ΙΣΤΟΛΟΓΙΟΥ : Έχουμε επιστροφή στο παλιό καλό ρητό..." Προσοχή στον άνθρωπο με το ένα τουφέκι" .! Ένα τυφέκιο σε τρία.... τυφέκιο ελεύθερου σκοπευτή, κυνηγητικό τυφέκιο, και ένα τυφέκιο που "αισθάνεται", και ανταγωνίζεται άνετα σε διαγωνισμό F-class .....αγώνες σε αποστάσεις από 300 έως 1.200 μέτρα, και οι αγωνιζόμενοι μπορούν να χρησιμοποιήσουν σχεδόν οποιοδήποτε τυφέκιο διαμέτρου μέχρι .338. Οι σκοπευτές της κατηγορίας F χρησιμοποιούν στόχους που έχουν το μισό μέγεθος (και συχνά πυροβολούν ταυτόχρονα) με τους παλαιούς σκοπευτές του πλανήτη στον κόσμο. Το F-Class είναι ένα ιδανικό σπορ για την έναρξη ανταγωνιστικών σκοπευτών, τόσο ανδρών όσο και γυναικών, νέων και παλαιών.
Snipers can configure the new rifles to fire three different calibers, allowing them to replace various existing weapons with one gun.
US. military special operations forces are set to get new bolt-action Barrett Multi-Role Adaptive Design sniper rifles, or MRADs, which operators can readily reconfigure to fire any of three different calibers depending on the mission requirements. The new weapons will help U.S. Special Operations Command streamline its sniper rifle inventories and expand its capabilities, but comes less than six years after a previous contract for entirely different guns that was supposed to meet many of the same basic goals.
The Pentagon first announced Barrett had received the contract for Advanced Sniper Rifles (ASR), with an estimated value of up to almost $50 million over five years, in its daily contracting announcement on Mar. 11, 2019. The Tennessee-headquartered gunmaker subsequently confirmed it had gotten the deal and that the MRAD was the weapon in question in a press release posted on Mar. 12, 2019.
US. military special operations forces are set to get new bolt-action Barrett Multi-Role Adaptive Design sniper rifles, or MRADs, which operators can readily reconfigure to fire any of three different calibers depending on the mission requirements. The new weapons will help U.S. Special Operations Command streamline its sniper rifle inventories and expand its capabilities, but comes less than six years after a previous contract for entirely different guns that was supposed to meet many of the same basic goals.
The Pentagon first announced Barrett had received the contract for Advanced Sniper Rifles (ASR), with an estimated value of up to almost $50 million over five years, in its daily contracting announcement on Mar. 11, 2019. The Tennessee-headquartered gunmaker subsequently confirmed it had gotten the deal and that the MRAD was the weapon in question in a press release posted on Mar. 12, 2019.
