Петрович
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- 22/03/05
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- Живу в:
- Шяуляй
- Для знакомых
- Николай Петрович
- Охочусь с
- 1971
- Оружие
- КО-44, ИЖ-12, СКС.
- Собака(ки)
- гладкошерстный фокстерьер Рикки.
Относясь с уважением к Владимиру как стрелку не могу не заметить: - не корректно сравнивать полуавтоматическую снайперсскую винтовку поля боя с болтовой , однозарядной винтовкой для решения полицейских задач..Сравните СВД с полувтоматами , а ОРСИС 5000 с болтовиками. ИМХО.
Феррари трудно сравнивать даже с паркетником по проходимости и скорости, машины разные, как и винтовки..
По такой цене ОРСИС 5000 в армии не появится...ИМХО
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And those small numbers have appeared in conflict zones around the world, including Iraq and Ukraine. It’s now being bought up by Russian regular army and the Federal Security Service (the old KGB), the Federal Protective Service (like the U.S. Secret Service), and the National Guard. Deliveries were originally due in 2020 but have been brought forward, with some units receiving their rifles this year.
FOR NOW, THE SOLUTION IS SIMPLE—RUN. Спасибо Дорофеич, за такую ценную инфу!
In an era of 122mm rocket launchers and drone strikes, being pinned down by a sniper may not seem like a big deal. But on the battlefield, it can mean a unit being annihilated by a rocket strike within minutes. As described in the “Russian New Generation Warfare Handbook,” teams of snipers pinned down opposing forces, and when immobilized, were then attacked from multiple rocket launchers.
For now, the solution is simple—run. The report advises breaking contact immediately when a unit is engaged by a modern Russian sniper. Any hesitation will mean more casualties, either from sniper fire or from artillery. This disadvantage of this tactic is that “any enemy marksman in an established position will create a minimum of two casualties per engagement with little to no repercussions.”
Просто жуть, какие красивые букфы!
