ALL rifles have barrels that contain "rifling". This is usually in the form of spiral grooves cut into the inside of the barrel- a few have a non-round barrel, with flat surfaces that twist as you go up the barrel. At one time, ALL shotguns had smooth bores- no rifling. However, SOME shotguns now have barrels with rifling, used to shoot slugs. They are still not rifles, as they are meant to shoot shotgun shells.
The sniper rifle is a rifle that is made to make very long range shots. The sniper was invented by John C. Garand.
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If you don't know, don't try it.
As big as someone cares to make for it. By the way, it's "magazine", not "clip".
One that you can not touch and be around does that answer your question Not sure what that answer means. It depends: most snipers use a large caliber sniper rifle of some kind, but not every one uses exactly the same rifle. Most major manufacturers make some sort of sniper version of the rifle.
they made $100.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 and they were able to find a cover shield and a sniper rifle lol rofl
Yes, you can. You need PVC glue though - 711 is best
No, a rifle has rifling in its barrel (spiral grooves to make the bullet spin, thus stabilizing it and improving accuracy). A musket barrel is smooth.
Assuming you mean which sniper rifle (as it is quite obvious from the plot who the actual sniper was), the weapons used over the series include: * M40 (customised Remington 700); * H&K SR9T (a target-shooting variant); * SVD (Dragunov sniper rifle); * Mosin Nagant M91/30 (mislabelled as a Mauser in the film). Other weapons are used in the third film, but no record of their make could be found.
the best way is to aim for the head, if you are recon with a sniper rifle, make sure ur in a good hidding spot
I presume you mean the American sniper, Private Daniel Jackson. In addition to making certain his rifle is ready to make an accurate shot, he quotes Psalms. Sometimes he also kisses a crucifix.
Ir refers to number of inches of length that it takes for the spiral line of the rifling to make one complete 360 degree turn.