Sniper School: What Kit Do Military Marksmen Carry With Them? | Forces TV

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[@_Matsimus_]

You forgot a bag of Haribo

[@robertofirmino7368]

Matsimus Moralibo*😂

[@bruhmomento8038]

Shhh that’s classified kit

[@TXSunStroke]

Yes you're right they are part of the identity concealment kit comes with blurred face paint also. Btw, I like your Channel

[@PaddyInf]

Always best carried in an ammo pouch just to give any infantry instructors an aneurysm.

[@mostlymessingabout]

Shouldn't the sniper no.2 rifle be select fire rather than this Semiautomatic American rifle? 🤔

[@michaelm2149]

Taking the modern warfare campaign sniper mission to the next level

[@irishmorgc9493]

Hey no spoilers haha.

[@michaelm2149]

Archangel MC94 sorry😂

[@irishmorgc9493]

@@michaelm2149 haha no worries 😂👍

[@georgsarlin7894]

@@irishmorgc9493 Its been out for a few years already😂

[@allenrivera9744]

Zakhaev left the conversation

[@jamesthornber9056]

Not sure he said “weapon system” enough.....

[@johndoeanon445]

1:37 Rural AND urban environments? So... Everywhere?

[@JoyStickFanatic]

Emperor Zet but not suburban

[@johndoeanon445]

@@JoyStickFanatic I'm now imagining confused and terrified soldiers in a suburb. ^^

[@skeltonslay8er781]

@@johndoeanon445 HE HAS A WATER GUN TAKE THE SHOT!!!! “Sprays a hose at a kid”

[@lunchpin403]

Not space or underwater

[@GameSpyDarkAge]

These guys aren't very well camouflaged if you still have to blur out their faces

[@deviladvoc]

lmao nice one. but imagine they did a video while properly camouflage. would be interesting to try to figure out where he is

[@minikidd8218]

they’re blurred because snipers are basically hitmen, why would they put their faces on the internet so people can track them and recognise them?

[@coreywilliams1454]

@@minikidd8218 No, MOD regs stat snipers cannot be publically identified during service, similar do Special Forces.

[@nnorway21]

Corey Williams thats basically what he said

[@keithorbell8946]

@@bigchungus8108 PWRR, the khaki beret is worn by most infantry regiments: all five Footguards regiments, PWRR, Royal Anglian, Mercian, Duke of Lancaster’s, The Welsh Regiment, and by the HAC. The SAS beret is a lighter, “sand” colour.

[@davidogle7568]

Vastly improved since my days of the L42

[@teotwaki]

He clearly said the "binos" were 6 power when in fact you could read the label on them and they were Steiner’s Military Series 8x30R. Hint: 8 power

[@PaddyInf]

Well done to you and the 30-odd other people who have already pointed this out in the comments.

[@jb76489]

Don’t be too hard on him, he’s bri’ish, they have a hard time reading

[@teotwaki]

@@PaddyInf it took 30 people to penetrate your ignorance? That's a new record.

[@teotwaki]

@@jb76489 LOL. Since I am half British I now have half of an excuse for my failure to follow written instructions!

[@PaddyInf]

@@teotwaki It took 3 years to come up with a completely nonsensical reply. THAT must be a new record.

[@richardtheeighth4431]

An interesting a educational conclusion to a great sniper series.

[@stevenpremmel4116]

Can the "binos" be used to look at any other objects, say a dog or a distant chaffinch?

[@georgemorley1029]

Steven Premmel No, those objects are impossible to discern, even for professionally trained marksmen. Indeed, most objects are very difficult to accurately identify. The only other objects that can be observed through the binos are discarded doughnuts, chewing gum wrappers and lawnmowers. Fact!

[@SvenTviking]

U boat binoculars will only register destroyers or Liberty ships.

[@whomagoose6897]

Use the spotting scope instead. Bino's are 8x power.

[@PaddyInf]

They can be used to look at dogs, however you must attend the prerequisite 3 day residential training course, be medically fully deployable, passed fitness and weapon handling test in the previous 6 months and be in date for all other MATTS. Following the course you must be signed as proficient by an instructor who has attended the TTT course. There is currently no course for chaffinches, so this would likely be counter to the safe system of training and should therefore be avoided. This has been raised with the CoC.

[@wilfbm9067]

Unfortunately these are tactical binos so can only focus on high risk objects such as the evil stinging nettle or potentially lethal domestic cat

[@JayJay-vr4tu]

0:54 you forgot to blur a bit of his face

[@vortex6642]

He's a sniper. You can't see him...

[@darkogaurina4778]

Haunted L85a2

[@praka4ever]

Just cal the weapon by their names not like general service pistol, like bruh we know its a pistol

[@PazzerGG]

L115A3, L85A2, L129A1 and Glock 17

[@PaddyInf]

@@PazzerGG Glock 17 = L131A1

[@PazzerGG]

@@PaddyInf i could of used the british armed forces designation for the glock 17 but the guy already seemed confused and didnt want to cause more confusion lmao

[@gavg89iiuktvii35]

Thankyou for your SERVICE GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🇬🇧

[@skell_chr26]

Gotta love the L115A3

[@para7843]

Very professional DS

[@wailandkarisma4279]

I have always thought snipers go light, that does not seem to be the truth, looks like they carry just as heavy as the machine gunner.

[@serpentsniper5684]

They don’t always carry all the gear he was showing. It all depends on what the mission requires and what environment they will operate in. No need for a night sight if your only on a day mission ect

[@Rc-Adventurers]

Would be interesting to see how you store and carry your kit.

[@airsoftjam94]

Love the 6x binos, but as they show up close they clearly are 8x. Now I'm just nit picking.

[@ThePankaye]

This is a well presented piece. Nothing "short" of masterful

[@EX22SNIPER]

No it isn't

[@gooner72]

That 8.59mm sniper rifle is capable of dropping targets at much further ranges than stated. A British Army sniper, in Afghan, shot and hit 2 confirmed enemy targets at the unbelievable range of 2, 245m so it's a decent bit of kit. The distance was confirmed by a laser range finder on a British Army Apache helicopter........ not bad, eh??

[@GdaySport]

Don't fancy having to carry that lot around!

[@Andyb2379]

That is a lot of big heavy gear to keep hidden. Best call in an air strike for ease.

[@Weakeyedominant]

Unfortunately a lot of their targets surround themselves with lots of children under 10 to give anyone calling in an air strike a moral dilemma.

[@yeahyeah4433]

Think people forget that real life snipers usually are pretty damn far out, so keeping hidden isn't always that difficult considering they could be a good 700m+ away. But yh I always found it weird just how much kit they carry even for a sniper/recon team. But I guess it is between two guys usually.

[@SvenTviking]

Yeah? That’s what the Yanks do and that’s why there us a $20 trillion debt.

[@Andyb2379]

SvenTviking better to be in debt than taken over by someone nasty

[@davidjardenil8393]

It is nice to hear from your Sniper School we hope that someday yo will be able to sell this to our Philippine Marine Corps for use in the battlefield. This will change the balance in favor of the government if ever the Philippine Marines do have this.

[@Bearzerk330]

What's the make of the scope mount holding the Schmidt and Bender!?

[@edchoi2428]

Also for up close coyotes sometimes they run up to you close in before you can sight in with rifle so want to carry my MP5 or a Short barreled Shotgun I have a AK 47 Russian 12 gauge shotgun approved to by the ATF to be shortened so thought that would work along with my 12 gauge silencer. I figure might as well use gear the soldiers use why reinvent the wheel whilst hunting coyotes :) Anyway this setup a shotgun for close in coyotes and a long gun for distance shooting is common in USA for coyote hunting so wondered if you military snipers do something similar in real life or just do a MP5 for close in? Keep up the good work like the video :)

[@buckers67buck77]

Didn't show plastic Tesco bag (other bags are available) for getting rid of rat pack logs after a few days undercover.

[@vittu69koipina]

8x30r binos....... 6x magnification..... binos.....binoculars..... magnification.... GOT IT!

[@COOLUKGAMER]

I've always wondered if the issued Glocks actually have a safety besides the one on the trigger when issued by the army

[@commando552]

No, they trialled versions with both a cross bolt safety and a thumb safety over the years but decided it wasn't worth it.

[@Weakeyedominant]

They added one for the American competition because it was part of the selection criteria even though its completely pointless. Three passive safety's is more than enough.

[@shrekdank3473]

Mo there is no need. They are holstered and are attached with a cable. And the safety on the trigger prevents it from going off accidentally

[@whomagoose6897]

If you are interested in buying the Glock that was tested by the US military. They are for sale. Model G-19X in 9x19 or 9mm Luger. Has a sand color DuroCoat finish. Costs about $250 more than a standard G-19, but, you get a better barrel, upgraded trigger, ported slide, better iron sights. All the upgrades most people put on Glocks anyway.

[@225degrees]

@@shrekdank3473 No, the trigger bar safety only prevents the trigger from being depressed. The two internal safeties prevent the pistol from firing UNINTENTIONALLY.

[@juanswanepoel7727]

When they are walking with a full kit on, where do they carry the sniper rifle and where do they carry the SA80?

[@mortenlund2341]

Sniper rifle would be on their back in the case. The SA80 would be equipped or on the front......as a guess

[@juanswanepoel7727]

@@mortenlund2341 So do you think they remove the sniper and put it back when they move? I guess doing it like in Army of TWO is a bit unrealistic

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

They have a drag bag

[@xray3966]

How things have changed, when I was a sniper you had to range using the graticules on your binos and work out the windage and deflection in your head, know how many clicks ( moa ) without looking at your scope, Grid and scale a airphot and the night sights were balls but that’s progression for you.

[@brycesolomon9933]

That sorta irish guy they do train guys on using the ole noggin when going to DM classes. Granted these guys are working in a 2-3 man team so they can probably setup and calculate known distances from their hide.

[@MC14may]

X Ray and they don’t carry Lee Enfields anymore either.😂😂😂

[@ianmangham4570]

Excellent footage

[@ipanzerschrecku4732]

this might have been re-dubed audio but "times 6 magnification" holding 8x binos.

[@shumevkyo422]

Can the SA80 be used to dig toilet holes also, cause thats really all its good for

[@jimbobhk2009]

Oh another ignorant ass who still thinks the SA80 being used is the a1. Ever heard of the a2 which they used pretty damn well in Afghanistan?

[@josephporcheron195]

@@jimbobhk2009 apparently the A3 is even better but idk how widely they've rolled that out yet

[@jimbobhk2009]

jojo p pretty sure they have.

[@stephen7571]

Such a fantastic weapon it can’t be fired from the left shoulder, and no other army uses it!

[@jimbobhk2009]

Stephen Margison Bolivia, Jamaica, Mozambique, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe.

[@BBob1]

Has the same Graticules inside? Is that the same as reticules.or is it military talk for lines and dots.

[@backstabber72]

Just casually Nds the rifle at the end

[@aikimechanic]

"Times six binos" Literally says 8x30 on the case. That's why you lost the colonies

[@ianmangham4570]

Quality scope

[@alexnguyen5563]

0:04 shown the hk417 a2 but wasn’t mentioned in the video. Sad~~~

[@whomagoose6897]

It is made by the Lewis Machine & Tool, USA. Model LMT-308.

[@boomer-vy8yn]

Because that's a clip on when the German army was training in the UK with our snipers

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

Only used by SF snipers

[@nifepartie]

The equivalent of a USMCSS with a M1A

[@muddusteel]

338 sniper rifle looks like the tundra from black ops

[@edchoi2428]

Cool video thanks :) I got a thermal "clip on" scope that you can use alone or put on front of a daytime scope. What would you recommend for a civie like me to use for NODS on my helmet for walking around when hunting coyotes in desert? I like Thermal scope on rifle and night vision on helmet. Advise? Thanks.

[@deesminutemansupplywarhamm6078]

.338 900M?! Try 1600+

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

Accurate up to 900m, harassing fire anything above

[@nicy4655]

All that and a big pair of baws.

[@STR33TFIGHTERz1000]

I use the Dragunov in Warzone and have 327 kills, I would pass the course easy.

[@alphaomega2937]

Does anybody know what was shown in the video rangefinder ect I know what the guns are idk what everything else is though

[@flydriveride]

Heavy antiques

[@americanmilitiaman88]

I can own all those except the SA 80 is hard to get in the US. I have multiple AR 15s configured differently for close medium and long range us and a AR 10 in 7.62. And steiner binos. I like long range shooting. Requires more skill and patience and pushes your and weapons capabilities. I also work up loads that will shoot most accurate

[@Jay-3315]

How comes they do not call the General Service Pistol by its actual Glock 17 name?

[@PaddyInf]

General service pistol is the name as referred to in British service. The military have funny names for things, for example the SA80 is often referred to as the Individual Weapon or IW, the green jumper us called Jersey, heavy, wool etc

[@MC14may]

Brand advertising that’s why

[@Jay-3315]

@@MC14may ah fair enough as on the website it says glock 17 anyway guess I will learn about it when I come to it

[@frankieb9444]

When a government look at several companies for a new weapon, they aren't looking for the production line civilian model. The government has a bunch of demands for their new weapon. Those requirements lead companies to make special modifications to that weapon, modifications that may or may not be available for civilian use. When the government gets that weapon it is re-designated because it is a weapon specially modified for their needs.

[@aviationiceman9549]

Groucho biscuits brown AB 🤣

[@stuartdowling5984]

What kit ? Hopefully IR supressing clothing

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Scrim and scrag, spare pouch? Scrim and scrag, wrag your mags in scrim and scrag, gap in your pack, S&S... Never have enough greenery about ones person.

[@boereriem]

I've wondered for a while, why is there not a range finder integrated into the scope? I get that it might be dependent on a dual set of lenses, but surely that could be incorporated in a usable way. Or am I missing something?

[@Deadi12]

one that is accurate out to 1000+ yards would be heavy to put on a scope, and it would be expensive to replace, remember K.I.S.S. the fewer things that can break, and the lighter the rifle to a point, the better.

[@glefos3917]

Did anyone else notice how pristine all that equipment was? This video is probably the only time that equipment has left the equipment locker. 😀

[@ianmangham4570]

Lapua baby

[@milaskilathelab]

8 Calibre!!

[@northernsurvivalbackcountr4986]

I carry a 300 W.M with a steiner on top 3150 FPS

[@RekzysTheTitan]

It’s so sad this man was born without a face 😢

[@epictroll4714]

@@slyninja2298 bruh its a joke

[@jamescollins2615]

Takes a lot of talent and bottle to get to that level dream on

[@db1machine]

How long a sniper will go without being invited back to camp for range stew is one of the British Army’s greatest tragedy…

[@randymarsh3636]

You guys should get a carporter lol

[@brycesolomon9933]

Are these guys from a Para Regiment? Just asking because of the tan beret. I know the RM is green.

[@williammercer4612]

Nah, hes from the Princess Wales Royal Regiment, they do have a parachute part of it, but generally they are an infantry regiment.

[@brycesolomon9933]

William Mercer thank you sir.

[@williammercer4612]

@Cliffyy91 Look up Phil Campion, hes former PWRR and SAS

[@MC14may]

William Mercer because he went and did selection that’s why. We don’t have any affiliation to PARA(thankfully)

[@dannycopper1192]

Correction 1bn PWRR are armoured and 2bn are spec inf, and also have the flying tiger which are a parachute show team(non combat) I know the dude in the video as we were in the same platoon.

[@disconnected._700]

Soo does sniper uses two primary weapons? Or a pistol as a secondary?

[@PaddyInf]

SA80 and pistol are both carried as well as the L115.

[@disconnected._700]

@@PaddyInf Soo two primary and one secondary? Is it depends on the mission or what?

[@disconnected._700]

@@PaddyInf and do sniper always carry a SA80 for a second primary? ;-;

[@PaddyInf]

@@disconnected._700 The SOP is to carry both weapons, however in Afghanistan it was common to just carry the sniper rifle and not bother with the SA80 due to the weight of kit already being carried. Snipers usually deployed as part of an infantry platoon so there were plenty of other troops offering protection. On sniper only tasks they would carry both as they are responsible for their own security and may need the extra firepower.

[@disconnected._700]

@@PaddyInf oh thx buddy I appreciate your information 👍thx

[@CroatZg]

How much does the scope on the 338 cost?

[@whomagoose6897]

A Schmidt and Bender PM-2, 5-25x56, Mil-radian turrets, is about $4000 in the USA. This what was shown.

[@CroatZg]

@@whomagoose6897 Damn...

[@phillycheesetake]

So an AI .338, an AR-10, and a Glock 17?

[@PaddyInf]

Not an AR10 - It's the LMT sharpshooter rifle.

[@phillycheesetake]

@@PaddyInf Yes, an AR10

[@PaddyInf]

@@phillycheesetake AR 10 is a proprietary name, however people have gotten into the habit of calling any 7.62 AR platform an AR10.

[@phillycheesetake]

@@PaddyInf no, LMT sharpshooter is a proprietary name, AR10 is the type name.

[@whomagoose6897]

The Lewis Machine and Tool's, model LMT-308. The AR-10 is a similar sized rifle made by Armalite. Both are tack drivers with MOA accuracy. If you miss it's not the rifles fault.

[@Giantist]

You better hope you’re not in their sights 😅

[@Brown2099]

Not much detail on the terms and equipment.i guess thats fair enough if ‘Forces TV’ just wanna give a bit of insight to the every day person...

[@adamknapp653]

The Binos are 8x not 6x ;)

[@ericb.4358]

The new US Army (and soon USMC) sniper rifle is the BARRETT MRAD. Like the excellent British Accuracy International sniper rifles the MRAD is very accurate and has an easily removable trigger group for cleaning (and replacement, if necessary). For long range hunting here in the western US I use a 6.5 PRC cartridge in a Browning X-Bolr Pro bolt action rifle and a Bushnell 4.5 - 18 x 44 scope, FFP and illuminated G3 "Xmas tree" reticle. Also I carry 10X laser rangefinder W/ballistic hold read-out binoculars. Aso I shoot in long range rifle competition with a 6.5 Creedmor cartridge in a precision rifle. This gives me confidence for long range hunting shots that are always within the maximum 1,100 yards competition max distance.

[@syarheianop]

Я впечатлен. Чётко изложено. )

[@pika757]

Nice

[@stevenvonsancho]

How do they account for the curvature of the Earth?

[@brothermanben7140]

the earth's flat so no need

[@stevenvonsancho]

@@brothermanben7140 Where's the edge?

[@darkogaurina4778]

@@stevenvonsancho in my courtyard😏😏

[@whomagoose6897]

What do military marksmen carry? I'll bet there's a roll of soft toilet paper in that ruck sack. Those MRE's can be rough at the exit ramp.

[@weirdsciencethe2nd205]

His chins glowing in the first bit how much is the accuracy international rifle with the scmiddy on it bet its easy worth 10 grand why u not calling the glock 17 a glock general service pistol lol

[@darkogaurina4778]

Every piece of equipment has its own different desegnation in each military. For example fn mag in Belgium is gpmg in UK and m240 in US

[@PrincipledNaturalLaw]

This is the SA-80 the rifle no one wants lol

[@Vanshv52]

No wonder why people in Finland were scared of snow speaking Finnish

[@leestacey4763]

Just to thank your walking thur them woods not knowing our seeing him what he can do

[@ryanoconnell5655]

He's a sand beret thats the sad beret

[@JammyDodger45]

No it isn't and no he's not

[@ohnenamen2843]

„Schmidt” get’s pronounced like “shmit”

[@MrSaltyCookie]

damn his uniform is so faded lol

[@sanderbos2209]

I like to wear the same uniform as much as i can so it gets really messed up and faded, looks a lot better than new

[@brycesolomon9933]

Sander Bos I was the same way. I had a field uniform(s) and then the same for garrison. Whenever I’d buy a new set I’d number them so I’d always have the same set at a time. I hated seeing soldiers in a new top and faded bottoms or vice versa.

[@tomAS-27]

Russians be watching this video *taking notes*

[@frederickmerle6412]

What unit does this chap belong to?

[@aviationiceman9549]

Must be engineers cos he sounds a bit of a tool !

[@JammyDodger45]

Princess of Wales Royal Regiment.

[@para7843]

Warry

[@irvsstella]

Still rather have a MKIV Lee Enfield, marksman principles, and a full haversac on a range day.

[@Mr_Makina]

Accuracy international is a UK company an is renowned for having the best rifles on the market, so let's see how long you last

[@grantmiles6418]

Noone Not a soul Not an atom Him: SnOiPa

[@seses3997]

Why are there faces blurred?

[@tams805]

Because they (and their families) could become targets. Snipers also work in enemy territory, so they could be found out trying to get to or extract from a location.

[@AshleyLarkin]

seses 39 because there job is to hide and tell so they are hiding there face in case the enemy forces watch these videos and find the snipers

[@bastogne315]

Dramatic effect, they're probably not even in the army

[@para7843]

@@bastogne315 behave

[@johnpaddock7761]

Birth defects

[@davidjardenil8393]

Your video is impressive. Please do share your sniper skill and technology to the Philippine army and marine special forces. Once they like your skill, sniper kit, scope and all that they might buy it. After all, they have the budget for this.

[@ViceN53X]

Phillipines? Really? I had no idea. 🤔

[@gooner72]

And lastly.......... British Army snipers are the best in the World.

[@Flappatackle]

Have his combats faded or something? Looks very sandy/beige in color

[@johnhopkins6260]

vs. Barrett .50cal?

[@congaman7944]

Interesting face.

[@WARFORFREEDOM]

You shoot without silencer and after than continue walking?! Really? Hm... I thank this old video, but no, it's a new material... We are in syria have a so high level in sniping than your army, and all this without .338, we have mosin nagant bolt and barrel from PKM/PKS/PKT...

[@poorfordtransitowner1627]

I cudnt see anyone

[@marksmith8732]

Im suprised they get an sa80 ,they are basically special forces so give them a decent weapon .

[@atfjacknz]

The SA80A2 is a good weapon now I belive, and the SA80A3 is also good.

[@marksmith8732]

@@atfjacknz yeah its ok ,the other weapon is very good,the lewis machine and tool

[@donkehmcdonkey3703]

They are absolutely not special forces, however the carbine variant would be a better choice.

[@marksmith8732]

@@donkehmcdonkey3703 i understand they are not special forces in the literal sense but they are two soldiers theyay go off on there own and carryout a mission so there are a special force .all i was saying is dont send them out with that piece of junk

[@saint4life09]

It's a great gun. The reputation of the A1 makes people view the rifle badly but it's very different now.

[@saiyanseeds5084]

How are those items required to be effective when snipers in ww2 didnt really have any of these things? They hit targets way out. I get these help manage calculations and such quicker but these are not required to be effective. I can guarantee there are American snipers that can out gun any sniper armed with all the extra equipment.

[@eminem46787]

Sure, no one NEEDS a kestrel, or NEEDS a thermal add on, or NEEDS a laser rangefinder. But it makes the job more consistent, less guesswork and makes it easier and more accurate. You dont NEED a car to get to work. Theres people you could out run you. But a car is easier.

[@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476]

British sniper 3rd longest shot in history

[@saiyanseeds5084]

@@non-masturbatingtyrannosau3476 And Americans I know hold the number 1 spot. Whats your point.

[@darkogaurina4778]

Well people used to live widouth cars, phones, medicine and was it possible? Yes. Was it harder? Yes.

[@dave_724]

Your night vision kit is a little outdated there are better ads ins available now

[@jaysea4705]

You're quite the professional I'm sure

[@MrRambo438]

they are using the latest image intensifier tubes in the simrad mate so they are max spec at the moment, the general issue thermal is outdated the pixel pitch is 25um and the fov is narrow and tunneled through the pm2 scopes not the most effective or best product but still very much usable, new thermal units now can have 10um-15um or better bringing amazing clarity though not general issue

[@REAPER1818666]

Hate it when they don't say who made them acting like the military created them lol

[@whomagoose6897]

If your wanting to know the manufacturer of the equipment. Here's your list. The bolt rifle is an Accuracy International AX model chambered .338-Lapua magnum, made in UK. Not positive about the bipod. The scope is a Schmidt & Bender PM-2, with Mil-radian based adjustments, made in Germany. The spotting scope is a Leupold MK-4 model, made in USA. Not positive about the tripod. May be a Manfroto tripod. You must have a tripod for stability. The L-129 rifle is a 7.62-NATO chamber rifle made by Lewis Machine & Tool, made in the USA. The small rifle is the L-85, chambered in 5.56-NATO, made in the UK. The Glock 17 is a 9-mm semi-auto pistol, made in Austria. Binoculars are the Steiner M-22 model. If you live in the US you can buy everything shown except the L-85. About $18,000 - $28,000. Extra stuff would be a Kestral 5700 wind meter. Accuracy First ceramic ball scope level, or, a US Optics liquid bubble level. Badger Ordnance matched set scope rings. A Snipers Tools Company angle cosign indicator. Pelican rifle case to protect the rifles and optics. An laser thermometer to test chamber and ammunition temperature. A shooting mat of your choice. And a butt stock shooting pillow or sock.

[@REAPER1818666]

@@whomagoose6897 na I do know them just wished they told people but now they can read your comment I guess

[@jeremyhannaford1306]

Snye-pur

[@helveticavanburen192]

Hi. What does "accriate" mean? Is that like "accurate"? Thanks!

[@minimodeler3131]

I swear the general service pistol is a glock

[@jimbobhk2009]

It is, they adopted it fairly recently after using the P226.

[@toddsmith4704]

Sa80 junk !

[@NaeMuckle]

It's an sa80a the ones H&K fixed