Posted on Apr 19, 2022
New M110A2 Sniper Rifle Used In Army Ranger Competition
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New M110A2 Sniper Rifle Used In Army Ranger Competition
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
"Elite U.S. Army soldiers got their hands on an M110A2 rifle from Knight's Armament Company, or KAC, at a recent competition held at Fort Benning, Georgia. KAC, which provided the Army's original M110 semi-automatic sniper system before losing the contract to Hechler & Koch's M110A1, first publicly displayed its M110A2 rifle in an Army-specific configuration at the Association of the United States Army's annual expo in October 2021.
KAC was able to showcase the newest version of its M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle (SASS) during the 2022 iteration of the Best Ranger Competition, which ran from April 8 to 11, after being invited by the U.S. Army Ranger Association, which co-hosts the event at Fort Benning, Ash Hess, KAC's military sales rep coordinator, told The War Zone.
The Army previously released a picture showing a Ranger-qualified soldier from the 101st Airborne Division firing the rifle during the stress-shooting phase on the second day of the rigorous annual competition."...
"Elite U.S. Army soldiers got their hands on an M110A2 rifle from Knight's Armament Company, or KAC, at a recent competition held at Fort Benning, Georgia. KAC, which provided the Army's original M110 semi-automatic sniper system before losing the contract to Hechler & Koch's M110A1, first publicly displayed its M110A2 rifle in an Army-specific configuration at the Association of the United States Army's annual expo in October 2021.
KAC was able to showcase the newest version of its M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper Rifle (SASS) during the 2022 iteration of the Best Ranger Competition, which ran from April 8 to 11, after being invited by the U.S. Army Ranger Association, which co-hosts the event at Fort Benning, Ash Hess, KAC's military sales rep coordinator, told The War Zone.
The Army previously released a picture showing a Ranger-qualified soldier from the 101st Airborne Division firing the rifle during the stress-shooting phase on the second day of the rigorous annual competition."...
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It's getting harder all the time to do long range precision shooting even on your own property. Fortunately there is a commercial range in the county to accommodate our enthusiasts.
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Good on Army and all the shooters. Good work on all the new arms and calibers. The Barrett Family are pretty popular in TN.
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