Sniper Rifles
20 entries in the Sniper Rifles compendium.
Sniper rifleA high-precision, long-range rifle for military and law enforcement.Anti-materiel rifleA rifle designed to disable military equipment from long range.Argentine Mauser Model 1909Argentine Mauser 1909: a Gewehr 98 derivative replaced without combat.Barrett XM109A prototype semi-automatic grenade launcher for anti-materiel roles.C14 TimberwolfCanadian military's standard bolt-action sniper rifle chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum.Mauser Model 1889Belgian bolt-action rifle adopted in 1889, first Mauser with smokeless powder.Meunier rifleA pioneering French semi-automatic rifle adopted but never mass-produced.Truvelo Sniper RiflesSouth African bolt-action sniper and anti-materiel rifles in calibers up to 20×110mm.EXACTOGuided .50 caliber sniper round that corrects its own flight path.MACS M3Bullpup anti-material rifle derived from the MACS M2A.VidhwansakIndian multi-caliber anti-materiel rifle developed by Ordnance Factory Tiruchirappalli.VKS VykhlopRussian silenced bullpup sniper rifle for subsonic 12.7×55mm rounds.Zastava M93 Black ArrowSerbian bolt-action anti-materiel rifle scaled from the Mauser 98.Anzio 20mm rifleFirst American mass-produced anti-materiel rifle over .50 caliber in 80 years.Denel NTW-20South African anti-materiel rifle with field-swappable calibres.Gepárd anti-materiel rifleHungarian anti-materiel rifle family designed for long-range precision.Istiglal anti-materiel rifleAzerbaijani anti-materiel rifle chambered in 14.5×114mm.RT-20 (rifle)A Croatian bullpup anti-materiel rifle chambered in 20x110mm Hispano.Solothurn S-18/100A semi-automatic bullpup anti-tank rifle firing 20 mm ammunition.Solothurn S-18/1100A 20 mm anti-tank rifle used by multiple nations in World War II.
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