SR-25/Sass M110

EcksRated

I haven't seen any pics or threads about it. I was just wondering if any of the others CF's have a SR-25?

Iluvcubehard

no, SR-25's too overpowered for CF.

RustDouglas

WDF is a SR-25?

Iluvcubehard

it's a famous semi automatic sniper,


Stoner Rifle-25
7.62x51mm NATO
have a 20 round magazine
uses rotating bolts, have high stopping power and accuracy,
is used by the US SOF (special operation force) and the US Navy SEALs (SEa Air Land)
in service from 1954-present.

MK 110 is the update of SR-25

RustDouglas

Thanks for tellin' me man.

Ru5T

That would own people o.O

Iluvcubehard

that's why we don't have it unless the devs make it bolt action like what they did to drag (which is semi auto in real life)

EcksRated

Dam... what if they just use the short mags that are 10 rounds only.

Kyle98

gj on the research sadow333 =-D glad to see some answering some questions. O and that would be a beautiful gun even though im against overpowering.

Iluvcubehard

I didn't do research, it's just that SR-25's my favourite sniper rifle of all times on all game, CA, socom, OP7.

Psycopath373

sadow333 wrote: »

it's a famous semi automatic sniper,


Stoner Rifle-25
7.62x51mm NATO
have a 20 round magazine
uses rotating bolts, have high stopping power and accuracy,
is used by the US SOF (special operation force) and the US Navy SEALs (SEa Air Land)
in service from 1954-present.

MK 110 is the update of SR-25

Dude did you use Wikipedia? I hope so....
Your knowledge scares me

Iluvcubehard

military books are my hobby, I aready finished a full series on World War II that that have a total of 5000+ pages. now I'm reading on taliban and Rwanda genocide, both of them are about the failure of the Bush, and the white house in nation building, in Rwanda the US wanted to pull the UN troop out of Rwanda to help in other major areas, and so the US pressured other smaller nations to not give troops and materials to UNAMIR, or the United Nation Assistance Mission For Rwanda(it was called UNAMFR before but it didn't sound right so they changed it to UNAMIR) but because of the US pressure, the under supplied troops failed to protect the piece and the right-winged Hutu extreamists lead a attack which resulted in the mass killing of estimated 800000 Tutish civilians, and this is known as one of the worst humanitarian failures of all time, caused by the US. and the Taliban failure in Afganstan is also caused by the US in a similar way, the US was unwiling to help the UN and demanded that the UN troops to be kept in the capital while the warlords roamed the country after the Taliban forces were driven out, and thus the Taliban were able to use the US's action as propaganda for further revolt, if the US supported the UN and demilitarized the Warlords then the Afganastan mission could have ended as early as 2002.

Psycopath373

Ooooookay......
I was already interested in War, Military, Strategy etc since i was like...8 years old. But im too lazy to learn more about it ;(
I will start learning more about it when ima go to german armed forces (ye im german lulz)