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Offline SEAL84

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Knights' SR-25
« on: 29 Oct 2003, 00:43:57 »
Haven't seen one - does it exist already?

Either way it's a damn cool sniper rifle.

It's essentially an AR-15 modified for accuracy and chambered for 7.62 NATO.  The SEALs and apparantly the Israelis use it, and it can shoot at around .5 MOA, making it more accurate with the PSG-1.

Though, it can be a pain in the ass to maintain, but thankfully we don't have to worry about that in OFP.  (Actually the only way it can beat the PSG-1 in terms of accuracy is if it's impeccably maintained :()

It's semi-auto, takes 20-round box mags, and can take a suppresor.

Link for specs and a pic:

http://world.guns.ru/sniper/sn13-e.htm

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Re:Knights' SR-25
« Reply #1 on: 29 Oct 2003, 09:21:16 »
in that it said 1MOA not .5

heck anything can beat the PSG-1....pricewise anyway ;D

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Re:Knights' SR-25
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Re:Knights' SR-25
« Reply #3 on: 29 Oct 2003, 15:46:05 »
Yeah, that link has the basics but I've read .5 on some other sites, with tight maintenance.