which sniper rifle are fighters in iraq useing ?
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it must be the drug'nov svd sniper rifle.......take a look at the link below, it is an older version issue.
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P90 here i'm thinking of getting M4 carbine and probably a gas  blowback barreta or glock. On the Rocket launcher good luck I heard there were plans for an CO2 powered RL somewhere on the net but i haven't really looked.
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Tokyo Marui\n\nhttp://www.tokyo-airsoft-gun.com
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Team Leader M-16A4 with M203 Grenade Launcher\nSAW Gunner- M249 Squad Automatic Weapon\nA-Gunner Mi-16A4\nRifleman M-16A4
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At the 2005 Annual International Sniper Competition on 11/4/2005, 7 of the top 10 stops were Army.\n1- Army.\n2- Army\n3- Army\n4- Air Force\n5- Canada\n6- Army\n7- Army\n8- Marines\n9- Army\n10- Army\n\nI think the numbers speak for themselves. Hooah Go Army!
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Desert Eagle.  less recoil makes for a faster second shot
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The BAR is a little before my time, I don't know. \n\nThis is the statment on the XM8: "On 31 October 2005, the XM8 program was formally suspended, "pending further US Army reevaluations of its priorities for small caliber weapons, and to incorporate emerging requirements identified during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. The Government will also incorporate studies looking into current capability gaps during said reevaluation.""\n\nThe Army has focused on urban combat so long it lsot sight of other issues, such as the squad manuver engagement over large open areas. You need a weapon loadout in a squad that can take you from such long shooting engagements to clearing rooms. The 101st addressed this by issuing squad designated marksmen an m21/m14. There are other options, but the key to the XM8 was the XM25/29 which never worked. I say we buy Israeli.
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Most likely they are in the hands of Iraqi police or soldiers.  All we know is that the Iraqi record keeping was poor.  This does not necessarily mean that the weapons are in the hands of terrorists.
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9mm luger, issued to squad leaders, useful for close combat, medium rate of fire.
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The M-16A2 is the standard issue rifle for the US Military.  The M-4 entered service in 1997 for specialized units such as the 82nd Airborne Division, and others.  They needed a lighter, more compact rifle since they are the quick responders to combat action.\n\nIt is unlikely that the M-4 will be commonly issued to every Soldier or Marine.  Only those whose mission requires a compact weapon.
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www.Ogrish.com\n\nhttp://www.ogrish.com/archives/insurgency_group_claims_to_have_shot_down_an_american_helicopter_Apr_05_2006.html
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the rifle division is...
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I would say the best snipers goes to the British...UK....since their military is longer history compare to USA.
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Steve L is correct. Supplied by Thales, the Warriors will have new STAG (Surveillance, Targeting, Acquisition and Gunnery) gunner's sights implemented over the coming two years.\n\nThe sight offers a choice of capability ranging from the unstabilised version to single or dual axis stabilisation. \n\nIt also includes a second generation thermal imager, the Battle Group Thermal Imaging (BGTI) programme, and eyesafe laser rangefinder.
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Probably zero.  Just like all the past months.\n\nHint: How can your 'sniper' be killing more soldiers than the total number that died that month?\n\nThis 'sniper' is a myth.
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Berretta M-9 ,  1911A1 45 ACP,  and i just read a article recently that they ordered around 500 Ruger 9mms
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the hydra shok is good, the black talon is the best, but it's not available in some places (California only allows it's sale to the police community now).  These are both hollow point ammunitions with grooves on the tip to make the bullet splay out on impact.