Re: sniper kit wrong
Hahahahah, you're joking right?
While the .50 is still quite widely used, it is because it is overkill that it's on the way out.
The rifle itself is about twice as heavy as a .300 Win or a .338 Lap Mag. The round kicks the shooter too hard, it slows down follow ups, it is bloody heavy round for round, and it actually delivers more energy than is required.
As for muzzle velocity, you are talking crap.
The .338 Lap Mag will clock the highest, at around 3000fps.
The .300 Win Mag will clock around 2900fps
and the .50BMG runs at 2850fps.
That's plenty fast enough, and with a round that's 3-4 times heavier than the .300 Win or .338 Lap Mag.
As for the rifle thing, yes IRL snipers get a rifle, but it's the spotter that's generally carrying it. And they DO use claymores for protection. At least they did in Vietnam.
KBK
Originally posted by Deathdealer247
While the .50 is still quite widely used, it is because it is overkill that it's on the way out.
The rifle itself is about twice as heavy as a .300 Win or a .338 Lap Mag. The round kicks the shooter too hard, it slows down follow ups, it is bloody heavy round for round, and it actually delivers more energy than is required.
As for muzzle velocity, you are talking crap.
The .338 Lap Mag will clock the highest, at around 3000fps.
The .300 Win Mag will clock around 2900fps
and the .50BMG runs at 2850fps.
That's plenty fast enough, and with a round that's 3-4 times heavier than the .300 Win or .338 Lap Mag.
As for the rifle thing, yes IRL snipers get a rifle, but it's the spotter that's generally carrying it. And they DO use claymores for protection. At least they did in Vietnam.
KBK
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