Sniper rifle

People say that guns are guns and they can’t really do things to make them better but can they be made better let’s take a look. Sniper rifles have been an important useful weapon in WW1 and WW2 it does very many useful things but throughout the years there have been many changes to the modern sniper rifle that have made it more deadly and more useful and more easy to use. I think this because technology can only get better so guns are only advancing throughout the years and becoming better versions

It was a dark and cold night during the middle of the war. I set up my sniper to get ready for the next battle. We got here early to get the upper hand on our opponents. We have to win this war. I went to the nearest rooftop that looked like it provided good coverage. I loaded my gun and did the one thing i could, I waited. And there it was, the sounds of rifles that broke the silence. The war cries and sounds filled the air. Guns shots rang everywhere. Explosions from grenades. Dirts flying everywhere

The Mosin Nagant is a rifle that has its roots deep in history and helped to pave the way for modern rifles. I will mention the origins of the rifle, its variants, and how the cartridge and the rifle itself influenced later generations of firearms. After suffering a bloody defeat against the Turks in the Russo-Ottoman War of 1877-1878, the Russians were looking to modernize the Imperial Army’s arsenal by adopting a new service rifle. In 1889, two test rifles were submitted; one by Captain Sergei

For this the final reflection assignment I will be using the Sniper 101 Part 44- Cleaning your Extreme Range Rifle video, and The Practical Guide to Bolt Action Rifle Accurizing and Maintenance pages 220-333 as reference material. I would first like to start off with the video, there is some good information in this video, but there is a lot that doesn't apply to most gun smiths. In the video the man is shooting extreme long ranges and is trying to maintain first round hits. His method of cleaning

Christopher Scott “Chris” Kyle is renowned as the deadliest sniper in America’s Military history. When Chris was 8 he received his first rifle, a 30-06 bolt action rifle, along with a shotgun, that he used to hunt pheasant, quail, and deer hear his home in Odessa, Texas. On off nights from school, Chris got involved in the sport of rodeo. Chris’s passion for horses and riding turned him into a successful bronco rider. But his career was abruptly ended when Chris suffered a career ending injury to

Have you ever known how rifles have evolved through the ages? The rifle known today did not just come up and appear out of nowhere, it has modified and changed a multitude of times for ruffly seven centuries(700 years). The design and modifications to increase distance, accuracy and more have changed so many times, so has the power the gun uses to propel the bullet forwards. The design of the rifle has been changing over time. A flintlock, one of the first rifles, type gun uses a flint powder and

Weapons can change war in a matter of seconds . New military technology allows missions to be more efficient and safer. Weapons like the railgun, sonic rifle, and a self-guided bullet. Help ing by giving the advantage at the best of times. The new is coming and that means others might be advanced but behind at the same time. The railgun is a long-range gun that fires a rail to puncture steel and other materials. Rails can reach speeds of up to Mach 6. Mach is the measurement of speed, Mach

gas block. In the video the instructor removes the A2 gas block and installs a modular gas block. This was a helpful video because I think the At style rifles are gaining more ground in the firearms community. Its no longer all about the bolt guns that our fathers used for years, the AR style allows for more modifications to be made to the rifles. With that being said the A2 style front sight post is being replaced with the flip up iron sights such as the Mibus sights. These iron

Gregory Quinton gripped his rifle firmly, knuckles growing white and lips twisting into a snarl of annoyance. This was becoming ridiculous. He was cold, damp, and sore to the bone despite his fit condition. The cold concrete roof he was perched on, some 100 feet from the ground, offered no protection from the chilling rain whatsoever, and lying in the prone position for hours on end only served to thoroughly soak every article of clothing Gregory had on his person. He had been on that roof for

R oughly ten minutes after Harold, Margaret, Isolde and Walther were in the midst of their little heated argument, the Silent Orphan, Chandler the Fair and the Dewy-Eyed Princess were asked at the request of the Roßweiße and Horst the Worst to meet at Plaidstadt’s armory. They were expected to be there, immediately after the briefing had finally been concluded. Due to the fact that it was only a short walk from where the projector room was, hardly any excuse given could be tolerated. And so, without