"Hey! Guan Fei, come here for a moment. I have something to show you.”I said.
"Founder, what are you doing?" Guan Fei said.
"Come on, let me show you something." I said as Guan Fei walked towards me.
"This is the blueprint of the AWM. The AWM is a sniper rifle. The initial ammunition capacity is 20 rounds, and after expansion, the ammunition capacity is 25 rounds. Can be equipped with: 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 8x, 15x; Sniper rifle silencer, sniper rifle expansion clip, etc. Since the diameter of the shell was larger than the original 7.62× 51mm round, the AWM's magazine capacity was only five rounds in a row, so the width of the magazine and the size of the aluminum base were not changed. The magazine was 16mm wide and 101mm high. In theory, it could hold six rounds. However, the magazine could only be fully inserted when the bolt was open. If the bolt was locked, only a 5-round magazine could be inserted. There was a rear stand on the back of the AWM that could be adjusted by the screw thread. However, due to the fine screw thread, the adjustment process was time-consuming.
The.300 Winchester-Magnum rifle bullet (7.62× 67mm) greatly increased the muzzle velocity and kinetic energy, so the final energy at a longer distance was also higher. In addition, its accuracy was better than the ordinary.308 Winchester bullet. It was only slightly inferior to the best competition grade.308 Winchester bullet, but it was more resistant to wind deviation and longer distance.
The.338 Rap-Magnum Rifle Bullet (8.6× 70mm) uses a 250-grain ship-shaped tail warhead. Its speed does not decrease much when it exceeds 1200 meters. At 1000 meters, its kinetic energy is still 1770 Joules, exceeding 1,300 Joules.
L115A3
L115A3
The.338 Rapp Magnum round was more powerful and had a longer range than the.308 Winchester round. Compared to most.50BMG rifles, the.338 Rapp Magnum rifle had a lower weight, recoil, muzzle flame, smoke, and gunshot. Although the.338 Rapp Magnum bullet had a smaller end point energy than the.50BMG bullet, their ballistic performance, wind deviation ability, and penetration ability were similar. Moreover, they had better shooting accuracy than the.50BMG bullet. Therefore, the.338 Rapp Magnum was more suitable for long-range precision shooting than the.308 Winchester.
The British were the first to use the.338 Rapp Magnum AWM, naming it the L115A1, and used it as a platoon-level support weapon. In 2008, he purchased a. 338AWM-F with a folding stock, named L115A3.
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Some units took a fancy to the AWM's 12.7mm rifle range and 7.62mm rifle size, so they used the AWM as a special-purpose sniper rifle. The British army was the first unit to use the AWM as a platoon support weapon. The military code was L115A1. In 2008, the new L115A3 was adopted. According to reports, this was one of the best sniper rifles in the world.
Caliber 7.62x67mm(.30WinMagnum)8.60x70mm(.338LapuaMagnum)
Manual Bolt Action
Total length: 1270mm
Barrel: 660mm steel barrel, rifling: 254mm (.30WinMagnum)
690mm stainless steel barrel, rifling twist 203mm (.338LapuaMagnum)
The magazine feeding system was equipped with a 5-round magazine.
The aiming system uses a 10 - 12x scope without crosshair and aiming.
Maximum effective range: 1100 meters
0.5 MOA accuracy (with military special competitive level ammunition)
Weight: 6.8 kg (15 pounds)(Empty gun, no scope)
Type of Bolt: Rotary Back-Pull Bolt
The other special stock parts could be folded to make it easier to carry.
AWP(Arc Warfare Police) was a rifle developed by the Ying country's precision instrument manufacturing company for sniper missions. Its design philosophy was to achieve the first hit regardless of whether the barrel was clean or not. The AWP sniper rifle was the masterpiece of Ying Country's International Precise Equipment Co., Ltd. It was an improved version of the L96A1 rifle and was introduced in the late 1980s. It was designed according to the requirements of the Ying Country Army's new sniper rifle test, emphasizing its reliability in the Arctic climate. One of its main features was that its structural design considered the issue of anti-freezing, such as the design of a special surface protection layer, a shallow groove to absorb ice debris, a three-position safety handle, and a manual bolt opening and locking mechanism that could slide freely. AWM was the English shorthand for Arctic warfare, which meant Arctic warfare. However, it was not only suitable for use in cold Arctic regions, but it could also be used in the tropics. Its performance in hot and humid climate conditions was also quite good.
The AWP was equipped with a simple but durable, dismountable mechanical sight and an enhanced bipod. The stock and the guard were made of high-strength plastic. The magazine that could be removed contained 10 rounds of 7.62mm bullets. The obvious advantage of the removeable magazine was the ability to reload faster. Its shooting accuracy was very high, and it was the best sniper rifle in the world. The gun was 1.2 meters long, the barrel was 650 millimeters long, and the weight was 6.49 kilograms (excluding the tripod). The AW-type sniper rifle has been imported to more than 40 countries. Can be used: 7.62mm NATO bullets, 0.300 inch Winchester Magnum bullets, 0.338 inch Lapuamagum bullets, 14.5× 114mm bullets, 12.7× 99mm bullets, 20× 82mm bullets.
AWM was the basic model of the AWM family. The AW-caliber rifle was originally only 7.62mm Nato caliber. In 1998, AI introduced the 5.56mm Nato caliber AW-caliber. The standard AW-casing was made of a solid forged carbon steel part. The wall was thick, and the bottom and sides were relatively flat. The integral sight guide rail was produced on the top of the casing by the machine.
AWP and L96A1 are different military models called AWP, which is the police version of L96A1.
Firearm Description:
The PM 7.62mm sniper rifle is a sniper rifle for the country's precision instrument manufacturing company (Accruacy International).
The design concept of the rifle was that regardless of whether the barrel was clean or not, it had to hit the target first.
The gun was also known as the AWR (Arctic Warfare), and its developer was the world champion in shooting with a rifle.
And gold medalist Malcolm Cooper.
There were three types of PM 7.62mm sniper rifle systems: infantry, police, and stealth. Infantry PM sniper rifle equipped
The Chinese Army, named L96A1, was also equipped with this gun in the armies of some countries in Africa, the Middle East, and the Far East.
The police PM sniper rifle used a single-shot shooting method and could fire a variety of caliber magnum bullets. Use within 1000m
0.300in Winchester Magnum and 7mm Remington Magnum bullets, and 8.6mm bullets from 1000m away.
PM sniper rifles with silencers were also being produced. These guns fired special subsonic bullets with a low ballista within a 300-meter range.
The accuracy was higher when the wind was not strong.
The hidden PM 7.62mm sniper rifle was the latest model of the PM sniper rifle system. It was also a PM sniper rifle with a silencing device.
had been put into mass production.
Construction features:
The main features of the PM sniper rifle are that the casing is made of aluminum alloy; The stock is made of high-strength plastic and is divided into two sections.
The barrels were connected together, and the front part of the stock was equipped with an adjustable-light bipod. The barrel was made of stainless steel, 660mm long, and screwed on the
The front of the super-long casing could float freely in the butt of the gun. Under the condition of ensuring accuracy, the lifespan was up to 5000 rounds. Pull the rear of the bolt
There were several vertical grooves around the handle. If water entered the gun and froze in the cold, the automaton would not freeze.
The shooter could still complete the loading action. This was the reason why the gun was called the AW.
Most PM sniper rifles are equipped with a 6×42 optical scope from the German Schmidt Bender Company, which can be used for ranging and shooting.
Dao Xiu. In addition, according to the user's wishes, it could also be equipped with a mechanical aiming device with a aiming distance of up to 700 meters. The police PM is loaded with bullets
The power support was hidden in the butt of the gun and could be lowered and adjusted. In this way, the shooter did not need to bear the gun for a long time while observing the target.
The weight of the weapon would allow the weapon to hit the target better.
Performance data:
Caliber-7.62mm
Initial speed-850m/s
Bullet capacity-10 rounds
Bullet feeding method---magazine
Firing Mode-Single Shot
Mass of the whole gun---6.5kg(without magazine)
The Ying Army modified the AWSM equipped with the.338LapuaMagnum and named it L115A1. The L115A1 was also equipped with the Schmidt Bender 3-12×50 PM II scope. The caliber of the bullet was 7.62× 51mm NATO, just like the PM rifle used before (the British army named it L96A1). As for the improved version of the L96A1, the L118A1, it had also been used in some military operations.
The British Army had only begun to use AWSSMs this year for the Royal Navy and Army in places like Iraq and Iraq.
In November 2009, Army Sgt. Craigg Harrison used an L115A3 in the Musa Qala Mountains of Helmand Province in southern Africa to kill two Taleban militants from 2,475 meters (8,120 feet) away, setting a new world record for long-range sniping.
Since 1998, the German Federal Defence Force had produced the AWM-F, equipped with the.300 Winchester Magnum (7.62× 67mm) bullet, the German manufacturer Zeiss 3-12x56SSG scope, and named it G22. The G22 had a foldable stock and an emergency metal crosshair. The Federal Defence Force claimed that the G22 had a range of 1,100 meters.
Dé country's ammunition manufacturer, MEN, also produced 7.62× 67mm bullets for the G22.
Since 1997, the AWM has been used by the Royal Dutch Army, including the special forces and snipers of the Air Force 11th Mobile Regiment. The Dutch Marine Corps has been using it since 2007, equipped with the Schmidt Bender 3-12×50 PM II scope. The Dutch army claims that their AWM has an effective range of 1,400 meters.
It was mainly used by navy special forces and army special forces snipers as the main guns, equipped with. 300 Winchester Magnum bullets and Schmidt Bender sights.
AWM in the line type of the UA standard, AWM= equipment-connecting material
The AWM electronic wire standard was actually an early cable standard of the company. The AWM1015, 1007, 1095, etc., which everyone was familiar with, all came from this standard. The cable engineers of the company once hoped to list all the cables in the world into the standard of the UL758 by numbering the cables. So they began a long work, which was to describe the products of every wire they knew and then bind them into a book. The AWM1015 was actually a wire described on page 1015 of the loose-leaf folder. Similarly, each model number such as 2468 and 20288 was actually a page number. This type of wire can be found in the corresponding page number.
The standard specifications of the wires of the UA included AWG and AWM. AWG= American WireGauge was the standard for the wire type of the UA. Usually, AWG23,AWG24, the larger the number, the thinner the wire core. It was a standard for distinguishing the diameter of a wire, also known as the BrownSharpe wire gauge. This standardized wire gauge system had been used in the United States since 1857.
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