Arctic Warfare Magnum: Accuracy International L115A3

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In 2007, the British Army placed an order for 582 AI Arctic Warfare Super Magnum rifles chambered for the .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge, formally adopting the model as the L115A3 sniper rifle. This followed special forces use of the .338 Accuracy International rifles in Afghanistan, where the A1 (fixed stock) and A2 (folding stock) models had both been given designations.With the adoption of the L115, the British retired all of their remaining L96A1 rifles, and moved to the .338 cartridge for all of their sniping equipment. At this same time, the SSIP (Sniper System Improvement Program) was improving and updating all the ancillary gear used with the guns - scopes, bipods, ballistic calculators and training programs, spotting scopes, and more. These remain the current British sniper weapon today, and they are quite formidable kit in properly trained hands.
Thanks to Steve Houghton for providing me access to this rifle! If you are interested in learning more, I highly recommend checking out Steve's newly released book, "The British Sniper: A Century of Evolution". It can be found at:
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[@arpioisme]

"... adjusted to infinite..." "... which is about half the effective range of this gun."

[@amp5275]

Which is still infinite

[@arpioisme]

@@amp5275 exactly

[@zerg9523]

Thank you Ted that was the joke

[@Etaiin]

"Then you have infinite which is just over a thousand which is just half of the effective range"

[@HPWPAO]

Infinite just is an Optics term for a focal point that is infinitely far away from the lens. So its not just over 1000m, it is actually infinite meaning you wouldnt see a change in clarity from 1250 m to 10,000m

[@S8tan7]

All this started with two clever blokes in a shed Love it

[@mavericknonconformist69721]

Yeah, Impressive.

[@playloup66]

That's the British way chum!

[@Gixer750pilot]

I was lucky enough to be coached by Malcolm

[@davidhutchison3343]

Just such a British thing.

[@georgeberrill4834]

That's basically the history of anything ever conceived in Britain: 'A couple of blokes in a shed'

[@invictusprima4437]

Come on Ian we all know the proper way to use one of these is to jump off a high place wile spinning around and shooting from the hip

[@01HondaS2kXD]

Actually, the proper way to use this is to grab it from the care package as quickly as you can, and then use the empty care package as bait.

[@user-se8ny4hb3f]

No scope at short distance, plus spinning around like a ballerina.

[@elestromusicgamesfun1101]

It actually reloads faster if one pulls ones side-arm, too.

[@ehsorb4534]

Elestro Air-soft if you sprint really fast the mag will go in even if you don’t put the mag in all the way 👀

[@operator8014]

If accuracy is needed, it is best to fire while bringing the rifle to bear, the scope can only reduce your potential hip-fire accuracy.

[@marekotec2540]

Fun fact: switching to your sidearm right after shooting can operate the bolt

[@kristismith3662]

Switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading

[@ChrisP576]

Ehh that would be the Arctic warfare police, but who am I kidding they're all rather similar rifles

[@pactumexcello9308]

so CS

[@pedrosoandrew]

I believe switching to your knife is a lot faster in cycling the bolt.

[@gerardrossiter799]

Switching to a hand gun is much faster if your cross dominant like me and you fire it right handed... My main weapon was fired with my left hand...Strange but true, not to be confused with ambidextrous...Oh yeah and don't forget to keep both eyes open...four out of five voices agree.

[@Ihasanart]

The reason for AI not offering fluted barrels in their regular catalog is because they did a big lengthy study into barrel harmonics and temperatures effecting accuracy and consistency and found that all fluting does is slightly decrease the weight for a larger profile, but has big issues with uneven heating/cooling of the barrel (much the same as why tanks main guns have thermal sleeves/shrouds) and that the top and bottom of the barrel would heat/cool unevenly which would shift the shape of the barrel and effect its point of impact consistency, whereas a non-fluted barrel does not exhibit this anywhere near as strongly.

[@discostu1uk]

Thanks, was hoping Ian would go into more detail with the fluted barrel issue but this has scratched that itch. Nice to see someone contributing to the the conversation in a meaningful way and not just turning the comments into a "your riffle doesn't hold the record anymore!" guff.

[@Ihasanart]

@Stephen Carran It's not going to be any less accurate a barrel, it just heats and cools differently, as long as your aware of that and give it time to cool properly and don't expect it to have the same POI when its real hot compared to cold then you'll be fine.

[@StevenL00]

damn this comment needs a pin...

[@martinb2262]

I would have thought the cutting/grinding process would have to be kept cool or maybe done on opposite sides by two cutters to stop heat deformation/warping too?

[@wv_]

@@martinb2262 I think he means temperature while shooting, not manufacture

[@meansartin]

You neglected to mention its lengthy and distinguished service on the internet.

[@system3870]

I didn't know these were on the internet. Nowhere is safe.

[@FizzyP]

Pshh. Ian can't even get the name right. Its the AWP!

[@hmmmmmmm69]

@@vincedibona4687 Ackshually. *snorts*

[@Jogurts000]

@@vincedibona4687 shut up nerd

[@ToastyMozart]

@@vincedibona4687 Here's a hint to help you IRL - _jokes are a thing that people use for levity, and don't require "correction" from atop a wobbly soapbox._

[@ben501st]

When your "backup" weapon is a 7.62 NATO.

[@RealCadde]

And your sidearm comes with a 6x scope.

[@TerribleToaster]

@@RealCadde or a 3-12 power scope

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@RealCadde my backup is a 7.62 or .308 if you prefer, admittedly my main rifle is also .308.

[@iloveindomienoodle]

When your secondary is an Enfield SA80

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@iloveindomienoodle be better off with a rock

[@iornlint]

The less greeny but doubly meany

[@Ushio01]

@@johnweerasinghe4139 Green-Meanie to Tan-Terror

[@tudorcoman1466]

The Safari-Mesh*

[@Ushio01]

How could you miss it! the green meanie became the tan-terror.

[@SingularNinjular]

I prefer to think of it as the Biege Bitch.

[@archex5102]

@@SingularNinjular LOLOLOLOLOLLOL

[@alifr4088]

@@SingularNinjular lmfao

[@georgewhitworth9742]

The Beige Beater

[@13thmistral]

"We might have accuracy issues with this"... rifle becomes placeholder in the record book for the longest distance sniper rifle kill.

[@talltroll7092]

In the rare case when someone puts a hundred rounds down the barrel in about half an hour, you would likely see accuracy drop to something like a whole degree of arc. The horror!

[@Lazyhandle]

That belongs to the McMillan TAC-50.

[@13thmistral]

@@Lazyhandle not when i posted the comment i think, both are amazing rifles anyhow

[@Lazyhandle]

@@13thmistral lol 😂, true that was 2 years ago my bad.

[@Zlysium]

@@talltroll7092 In a military setting there's no chance in hell a sniper is going to be putting that many shots through it in such a short timeframe. On the range however people would regularly shoot quite a bit and run into those accuracy issues due to the fluted barrel.

[@LionofCaliban]

Now that is a suppressor...... or beer can. Now I know why people call them cans.

[@chopperking1967]

Or as Ian mentioned in the video featuring the L115A2... the Brits call suppressors "Moderators". That was new to me.

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@chopperking1967 we can even call them a silencer and dont get a 2 hour lecture in the shop about the correct terminology.

[@chopperking1967]

@@cardiffpicker1 :-) Yes, people with a strong passion for their firearms hobby ARE sticklers for terminology. I read something interesting... The original patent for suppressors were named the "Maxim Silencer". So it is accurate to refer to them as that.

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@chopperking1967 up to mid 80s they were all called silencer's.and in many places it is still a perfectly acceptable term , only seems to be the US that has an issue with it.

[@chopperking1967]

@@cardiffpicker1 In Canada I sometimes hear protest to the term. Just quote the patent if it bugs you. (The original invention was patented as a SILENCER)

[@RockIslandAuctionCompany]

My fave rifle for de_dust.

[@feraligatorade99]

^^This guy gets it

[@saphrone4071]

1 not 2!?!?!!

[@androphonomaniacboi2913]

“They’ve got 4 awesome, don’t peek mid”

[@avl1094]

AWP

[@pactumexcello9308]

de_amazon also

[@lucasduque8289]

You know you really have a "long range rifle" when your focus goes up to infinity.

[@arborist460]

Not really I've got a 14x simmons from wal mart with the same...it'd surprise alot what I can do with it on a cheap 700 7mm

[@KyleMeyer949]

They outdid turning it up to 11...

[@antonkirilenko3116]

And like Ian said, this is like half of the effective range of this rifle.

[@jacksatcher8010]

Kylejom “why not make 10 louder?”

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

TBF, my hawke air gun scope goes up to infinity. You have to fire it at a 45 degree angle to get the pellet into orbit though 😝

[@devon4520]

Such a sexy rifle. To think before this level of tactical capability and 2000m reach there was WW1 Lee-Enfields with 600m for 60 years. I applaud the AI and British Military for its development and integration.

[@andreahighsides7756]

Older rifles could reach out much farther than 600m. In the American West blackpowder 45/70 rifles were used to take buffalo 800m away. Many ww1 era rifles had sights for at least 1,000 meters. But still the progression is crazy

[@jhfridhem]

@@andreahighsides7756 Those ww1 era rifles could hit and be deadly out to 1000 meters, but it was meant for volley fire against other troops in formation.

[@blarfroer8066]

@@andreahighsides7756 45-70 at 800 meters is kinda like firing a mortar though

[@fuzzlemacfuzz]

@Golden Goose shoosh, official secrets don't you know. Can't have everyone drinking tea in a shed

[@XBullitt16X]

God tier rifle haha

[@Ulquiorra4163]

It looks magnificent, the rifle and Ian's facial hair.

[@alifr4088]

Not to mention his gorgeous sound

[@benclifford9414]

Sgt Craig Harrison 2009 2475m with a L115a3 .338 lapua magnum on a taliban hmg team 1 for the guner and 1 for the loader. The distance being confirmed by laser range finder on a WAH64. You should read his book the Longest Kill it's brilliant

[@rickansell661]

Followed by 1 for the receiver of the gun, so he wouldn't have to keep shooting each person who came up to re-crew it. It's not, IIRC, quite a case of '3 Rounds, 3 Kills' as he zeroed the rifle and perfected his aim on a rock close to the target immediately before engaging the actual targets. In the environment of battle the enemy didn't notice those extra shots.

[@Gerrygambone]

Have you served ? I just find it extraordinary that you can fire those distances and how cool headed they are. Wonder at how much practice went in by these snipers, whatever their weapon was.@@rickansell661

[@praetorxian]

Not the longest kill anymore. Re-claimed by the Canadians.

[@jcorbett9620]

@@rickansell661 He says it took about 9 shots to get the correct aim off and drop (IIRC was 6ft up and 20in to the left, of the crew). These were because the LMG crew were theoretically out of range for the rifle, so he had to work out the aimpoint by trial and error. The max effective range for the Lapua 338 Mag is approx 1,700m. The LMG crew as you say, were 2,475m away.

[@wierdalien1]

Pretty sure he is/was a corporal of horse. I dont know what this sergeant you speak of is.

[@KyleMeyer949]

British military: our sniper rifle scopes focus goes to infinity Me: well mine goes to 11...

[@bravo6959]

Lol

[@d.f.s.studios281]

Spinal tap goated 🐐

[@Hickokboy]

This weapon is not forgotten at all, thanks to Counter Strike.

[@classifiedad1]

Oh, the Dust 2 no awp no auto servers will be missed.

[@soundgarden8885]

@@classifiedad1 missed? I think you missed out on something. Alive and kicking actually

[@thegteam5091]

let's not forget pubg

[@CountlessPWNZ]

@@thegteam5091 which introduced it due to cs popularizing the rifle.

[@popomalakas]

this isnt the awp

[@fluphybunny930]

The size of the cartridge was so much bigger than I had thought! That is going to leave a mark.

[@aznmarty256]

Lol yeah me too. Whenever I see calibers being thrown around, I always forget to consider the cartridge length. I remember firing a rented FAL thinking it'd handle like the AK. Nope, turns out the step up from 39 to 51 length matters.

[@Hoi4ofgender]

imagine getting shot from 2km+ away you probably wouldn't even hear the shot, if I even survived the initial hit i'd be so goddamn mad before I would probably die.

[@andyf10]

Or... imagine your side kick being turned into desert pizza and you cant even tell where the shot came from as you scramble around in the dust trying to work out which direction to fcking run.

[@scumbag_poon6027]

I would be hella pissed too, like just to get picked off like that

[@demono6708]

You’d hear it. I live about 2k from a marine base and I can hear 556 from the range.

[@thedemonitizationpolice6307]

I wouldn’t even be mad just impressed

[@shane7051]

You would absolutely hear the shot if the round was still moving at supersonic velocity.

[@cheesenoodles8316]

Thank you for covering the more modern rifles in detail. The engineering and manufacturing details show up well on your videos.

[@veelad]

In Russian accent: "Drohp me AH VEH PEH you beesh"

[@Mrfailstandstil]

As a Slav can confirm.

[@Mrfailstandstil]

first Last as a Slav - can confirm

[@ZzaphodD]

From my CS days... It's actually 'AWM' 😉

[@nikolaibelinski3433]

@@ZzaphodD ooo now thats what every slavs doing in the counter strike when they RUSH B

[@butterdogestarwars6709]

For some reason I read this in a Demoman style Scottish accent

[@inaki.arambarri]

You forgot to mention that it served in the operations of de_dust2 and the events of mirage

[@sannidhyabalkote9536]

Peeks mid doors and dies Screams at teammates for being stoopid

[@niggacockball7995]

@@sannidhyabalkote9536 well since top of T site drop to mid is closed now its easier to mid peek doors

[@shadypark78]

The .338 Lapua Magnum was the first round designed specifically for long range sniping. The .50 BMG is a Machine gun round.

[@chopperking1967]

Ian, thanks so much for all these three videos on the A1, A2, and A3. Awesomeness!

[@alchemist889]

"You hard yet?" - AmmuNation clerk

[@ScampiTheSighted]

"All yer heads look bloody 12 feet tall!" "You've got a forehead on ya like a coffee table!" "You bloody fruitshop owners!" "Nnyaaaaagh!"

[@invictus5609]

I see you man of culture as well

[@drmmrptr]

literally forgot that tf2 has awp for sniper

[@VenVidiVici]

Fantastic engineering, love the simplicity and use of the chassis.

[@DIFFLOCKERS]

I really enjoy listening to someone talk about something they really love. Cheers Ian.

[@sirgaz8699]

I'm very much the same. If you haven't check out Sideways he does music and soundtrack analysis.

[@seumasnatuaighe]

Just remembered that the folding stocks were available back in the 90s for the suppressed version which came in a foam filled, Delsey suitcase. The rifle was cased with the stock folded and the suppressor removed, leaving the 12" barrel able to fit diagonally.

[@eplane]

Another great video, Ian. An excellent companion to an amazing book. Now, if only I could meet one in the metal (and plastic and glass)...

[@Swimstermatt]

I watch you every night and I always wanted to thank you for being there for the community. I have a huge fascination for the historical values of guns.

[@LaffinFox]

I've been hoping you'd make a video on this! While I've never had the chance to even SEE one of these things up close, I'd love to shoot one someday.

[@maniac117]

Canadians: beats a record Also Canadians: “sorry”

[@Azulicine.Cinemato]

British snipers when they bump into them at asda: sorry

[@Kizzy_in_the_sea]

If you are shot by a Canadian sniper, and nobody hears him apologise, did it really happen?

[@Hellberch1]

That the Top 5 Confirmed Kill shots (at the time of commenting) are all from Commonwealth Countries 3 Canadians (using .50 BMG), 1 Australian (12.7mm) and a Brit with this lovely Rifle

[@Jack-lk7wk]

Didnt they use the same sniper riffle or am I mistaken

[@jackpowell9276]

Loved watching this weapon series! Thank you very much.

[@patrickhumphreys4753]

Thank you Ian, I've been looking forward to this one.

[@jameslewis2635]

The one word that came to my mind on first seeing this gun is 'beast'. It just looks like a mean weapon with an extremely high level of accuracy and quite a lot of penetrating power.

[@TC3DP]

James Lewis very loud aswell 😂 infantry sniper was firing next to me and my little 5.56 LMG in contact and even with ear defence in it was painful

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

L115A3, or, as it's known in the field: "BEWM, EHDSHAWT!"

[@spicy110]

Great video as always Ian!

[@rivaking4569]

What a bad ass firearm. Props on the presentation too, very in depth and professional.

[@Skorpse]

Such a timeless piece of engineering.

[@Giltr0y]

My dream sniper rifle. Throughout my service, I've always wanted to use it. Unfortunately in my country we didn't use them back in a day.

[@bitspokes496]

God this weapon is so fucking cool. Possibly the coolest ever.

[@Ozyrus]

IAN you've out this vid in your book reviews playlist! Awesome channel

[@beepthefox]

I've drawn the AWM so many times that I could barely contain myself when I noticed this video in my subscriptions. Such an elegant weapon.

[@S8tan7]

Zader Rilune an elegant weapon from a more sophisticated time

[@Dyna1One]

It’s so gorgeous.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you ,Ian .

[@yomaze2009]

very cool video. Loving this series.

[@jombobjrthe3rd]

So good to see you covering british small arms as there is not man channels that do it and its great to see stuff from my own country

[@Wien1938]

It's a *beautiful* weapon!

[@ianmaw66]

Great video, thanks. Just ordered your book on British sniper rifles.

[@ScottKenny1978]

Thank you, Steve!!!

[@-sorta]

Thank you for helping me convince my friends that the AWP and AWM are different weapons

[@noelmajers6369]

The latest iteration comes equipped with a Special Forces-Enemy intercom. Upon deployment, the intercom broadcasts the message, "our Special Forces have just deployed with Accuracy International L115A3 rifles. You have our permission to commence shitting yourselves."

[@jared.p240]

😂

[@noelhalwick1568]

Frigging GORGEOUS riffle!!!

[@crucial5549]

I have been waiting for this one.

[@thomasarcher4034]

If a rifle can have sex appeal, this one does. Absolutely beautiful. A bad guy should feel honored to be shot with this rifle.

[@feraligatorade99]

Thumbhole stocks look good in very rare cases, this rifle being one of them.

[@twobrosgamers8426]

Thomas Archer I feel so honored when I get killed by a guy that can use this weapon to a pro level , making rage since 1998

[@yawningkitty457]

A bad guy that gets shot by that rifle won't be feeling anything at all.

[@XBullitt16X]

It's so damn sexy man

[@daninmon9419]

he protec he attac but most importantly: he know his facc

[@KaiRB26]

This is my favorite gun it looks so slick and clean, powerful wish I could own one

[@Brees1986]

This was my dream rifle back in the late 90’s.

[@MrReese]

This is such an impressive rifle, no wonder it is used as the strongest weapon in so many games.

[@AFV85]

My friend has one it's a monster! Managed to find one in Aiirsoft too with laser scopes

[@hackia274]

Just wanna mention Ians flawless pronunciation of Schmidt & Bender! Sehr gut!

[@ppipowerclass]

I have an AEMKII in 308. I wish mine had the 3 position fire selector and the rails in the front. The reliability and accuracy of these rifles is unbelievable. At 500 yards, even with the 308, it gets boring because you just can't miss.

[@davidG-kg5xz]

I recommend you read the book “sniper one “.

[@coles201]

Quite an impressive rifle

[@joshuadylan728]

One of my favorite sniper rifles.

[@bencejuhasz6459]

Thank you fro this video,Ian. If you ever happenned to be in Budapest,the beer(s) is(are) on me.

[@lunchpin403]

I had no idea lapua magnum was to huge

[@ExUSSailor]

I believe the current record for a sniper shot stands at 3,540m. Made by an unnamed, Canadian JTF-2 sniper in May 2017 with a MacMillan Tac-50.

[@ExUSSailor]

That's a 2.14 MILE shot!

[@seanmccaffrey6378]

Great post!!

[@peterkjellman3671]

R.I.P. Malcolm Cooper. It was a pleasure to meet You in 1990.

[@greyman6353]

Malcolm was a great competition shooter who brought a lot of practical shooting experience to the rifles made by Dave Walls and Dave Craig, which is still a hallmark of AI today.

[@bansheemania1692]

338Lapua 😍😍😍

[@GermDGator]

If you look a the dummy cartridges, you’ll notice that the case of the .338 Lapua Magnum is longer than the entirety of .308. 4:45

[@cardiffpicker1]

Yep and that's why they are so stupidly expensive to shoot

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

Jonathan Gallardo no

[@senilestix]

One of the most consistent rifles ever made

[@thechef19791]

That rifle is stunning

[@boybumbatso1582]

I heard that if you switch to a knife and back very fast you get to reload it very quickly. Saving you crucial seconds.

[@Galaxy-oy4nj]

That is a myth

[@MikeFoxtrot1]

The Irish Army .338 AI sniper rifles also have flutted barrels.

[@zogworth]

The german G22 variety does too.

[@acoder1904]

Forgotten? This is world famous

[@harosokman]

That A3 is so beautiful!

[@thefull360michael]

Man, possibly my favorite sniper rifle. I've truly been blessed by Gun Jesus, hallelujah.

[@CarricksGaming]

Love to see a vid on the l85a3 but I doubt it would be easy to get a hold of one

[@cardiffpicker1]

Not sure anyone would want to by choice

[@TC3DP]

C4rr1ck it’s an L85A2 painted tan with a picatinny front hand guard, full length rail on top and new optics. Was coming in just as I was leaving the army along with replacing the Sig Sauer P229 with the Glock 17

[@JeremiahHartmanPhotography]

One of my fav rifles ever

[@mikeyoung7660]

Great video

[@disasterincarnate]

it's pretty amazing the stark difference in quality/performance of the british snipers and their default bullpup rifle, how can 1 type seemingly be so good/efficient and the other which is used by more personnel be so poor.

[@cardiffpicker1]

Because they are made by totally different manufacturers.

[@muhammadnursyahmi9440]

The current L85A2 and A3 are good, although it needed the Germans to completely overhaul the weapon platform to function properly.

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

One designed by experts in a shed. One designed by a committee of non experts, helped along by civil servants 🙄

[@dragster1018aone]

Hey, Ian, you ended up misspelling Lapua in the description. Just a small mistake I'd like to bring up.

[@StevenL00]

he fixed it! Gun Jesus has heard your prayers! Rejoice!

[@spiff1003]

You really know your guns... Very good and just as interesting! :)

[@bennewnham4497]

That weapon is a fucking beast. Beautiful and perfectly designed. You're gonna do some damage with that.

[@ChrisFoley0803]

Sorry to be offtopic : I´d like to see you reviewing a H&K UMP.

[@anzaca1]

What this rifle means is that a typical British sniper has a range and power advantage over any other sniper they might encounter. The only thing that beats .338 Lapua Magnum is .50 BMG, and only in terms of energy, as few .50 BMG rifles have the required precision at extreme ranges.

[@danmang923]

Beautiful looking rifle.

[@DDCCO61]

Our section had a GPMG operator who loved showing his accuracy with 7.62 NATO at a range of 435mtrs. He recorded unbelievable groupings at that distance with iron sights. Never found out why 435mtrs was the golden landing zone. But we would've relied on him as a DMR type if we were stuck.

[@Tony_Z__]

LOL, the focus goes from 1000 to Infinite... Boom!!! Take that Spinal Tap and your volume setting to 11

[@Flexaret]

Brilliant, well spotted, made me laugh.

[@Landoftheignorant]

Parallax adjustment, not a focus.

[@embarkingolive]

Would love to see a video on the Macmillan tac-50. The rifle used by the Canadian that holds the record for longest confirmed kill (3, 540m).

[@cardiffpicker1]

A lot of luck involved in a shot like that but still a ridiculous distance.

[@shapshooter7769]

That's right. It seems more like suppressive fire than pinpoint sniping. Which is still a valid tactic in warfare.

[@fuzzlemacfuzz]

@@cardiffpicker1 didn't he take out 2 people at that range? So shot, kill then shot kill again

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@fuzzlemacfuzz I'm pretty sure it was 1 ,craig Harrison the previous record holder took 2 machine gunners then disabled the machine gun

[@michaelhughes3302]

@@cardiffpicker1 The fact that three different Canadian operators equipped with the McMillan Tac-50/Hornady A-MAX round account for three of the top five longest confirmed kills is probably just dumb luck? Right?

[@Snagabott]

That is a beautiful rifle.

[@heatpod]

great video

[@tuomasheikkila3628]

To be honest I'm kinda surprised to see the lack of Counter-Strike related comments. Anyhoo, I'm guessing the AWM is very similar in handling and overall performance to the SAKO TRG-42, which I had the privilege to shoot while I serving in KFOR. Truly a "point and click" rifle, it was completely impossible to miss to under 600m.

[@airborneace]

I am too

[@hooligan_dub]

there's a separate video for the AWP, you can see the cs comments there

[@tuomasheikkila3628]

@@hooligan_dub If we go by CS 1.6, the "AWP" in that was actually an AWM, as there never was a .338LM version of the AWP (go check what the ammo was that you were buying). This is the actual "AWP" of the game.

[@richbradley9043]

Can we get a anti tank playlist. I find those vids very interesting. Thanks for the great videos.

[@justaguyandhissilver4893]

I have a similar build. Same chassis, but with a remington 700 sps tactical chambered in 308. Its one of my favorite rifles. I will say magazines are a bit pricey for this stock, but ive allready committed.

[@Trippleeej92]

I love this rifle and this round so much my favorite thing is how loud they crack upon firing it Can really shake some shit up at the range