While it may lag behind in damage and range compared to other rifles, the SR25 pretty much allows you to silently take out any enemy when you combine the enemy-locating function of the tactical battle map. The SR25-SD is silent and it is semiautomatic - not bolt action. Practically speaking, this is the only sniper rifle you need for Story Mode. This is the Stoner Rifle number 25, essentially a modified M-16 with a heavy barrel and other modifications to improve its accuracy. Otherwise, pick a zoom level and stick with it. If you are new to Rainbow Six and have not adjusted yourself to the various levels of zoom afforded by the various scopes, try this scope. Theoretically the best scope, but the extra time you spend adjusting the zoom detracts from the time used to acquire targets. Use it only if you require the large amount of magnification it provides.Ī scope combining the magnification of both the 6X and 12X scopes. Tunnel vision can develop quickly when using this scope. Functionally doubles the size of something you'd look through with the 6X scope. However, the shots you place with a sniper rifle will go where you want them to using even the most basic scope option.Ī scope that magnifies something by twelve times. Functionally identical to the 6X Scope of the assault rifle. 6X ScopeĪ scope that magnifies something by six times. Never use sniper rifles up close Rainbow Six promotes that brutally by removing your targeting reticle when a sniper rifle is equipped. Bolt action is simpler and lighter than a semiautomatic action, allowing a marksman to retain his mandatory accuracy while sacrificing fire rate. When you need a precisely hit target at long range, there is no other weapon more reliable than a well made sniper rifle.Īll sniper rifles are bolt-action (except where noted). The main source of this article: The Army’s New Sniper Rifle: Here is All We Know About It.Sniper rifles are unlocked through the accrual of Marksmanship points. And although there’s no word on when the lethal new rifle will end up in soldiers’ hands, the promise of a souped-up 7.62mm sniper rifle for a squad-level marksman is still worth looking forward to. The Army contract for the HK CSASS came with a maximum order of 3,643 rifles, although it’s still unclear if Congress’ ongoing budget tribulations will affect future acquisition. “The modifications improve reliability, durability, ergonomics and extended range performance.” “The for the CSASS were implemented in response to user feedback and test results conducted by other government agencies,” PEO Soldier Debi Dawson told Task & Purpose of the late-September contract adjustment. 11, 2017.Īnd with a similar look and feel to the standard M4 and M16 assault rifles, the M1101 will also be familiar to infantry soldiers who may end up wielding it downrange: In September, the branch announced plans to field a modified version specifically for regular infantrymen serving in a designated marksman role. The Heckler & Koch M110A1 7.62mm semi-automatic sniper rifle selected for the Army’s Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System (CSASS) program on display at AUSA on Oct. It boasts a Schmidt & Bender 3-20X50 PMII Ultra Short Scope for improved optics and accuracy. With a 16 inch long barrel and weighing 8.7 pounds with an empty magazine, the HK certainly meets the Army’s CSASS requirements size and weight requirements. The company got to work after Army Contracting Command awarded the gun manufacturer a $44.5 million contract in 2016 for a version with a baffle-less OSS suppressor. The M1101A1 HK CSASS is a lightweight version of H&K ’s G28E sniper rifle, one of which was also on display at the company’s AUSA spread. The Heckler & Koch M110A1 7.62mm semi-automatic sniper rifle, selected for the Army’s Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System (CSASS) program
Army’s annual conference and exposition in Washington this week, a first up-close-and-personal look at the lightweight rifle.
Heckler & Koch showed off its M110A1 7.62mm semi-automatic sniper rifle, selected for the Army’s Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System (CSASS) program on the floor of the Association of the U.S.
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