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Precision Rifle & Optics Special

by SAR Staff
September 1, 2017
in V21N7 (Aug Sep 2017), Archive, Articles, Articles by Issue, Gear, Guns & Parts, New Products, Optics & Thermals, Search by Issue, Volume 21
Precision Rifle & Optics Special
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B&T APR

Exact precision when it counts the most. That’s the mission of the B&T APR. The APR is a professional sniper system for military and law enforcement professionals. It was specially designed as a sniper. The APR is available in .308 Win.and .338 LM and in different barrel lengths. B&T offers different accessories in order to customize the APR even further to the needs of the operator so the APR is a perfect choice under all types of conditions, from the scorching desert to the Arctic cold.

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Bolt action
Manufacturer: B&T AG, Thu, Switzerland
Website : www.bt-ag.ch
Caliber(s): .308 Win. (7.62 x 51mm), .338 LM (8.6 x 70mm)
Overall Length Standard Model: .308: 1125mm | .338: 1236mm
Barrel Lengths Available: .308: 500mm (20in) and 610mm (24in) .338: 685mm (27in)
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: .308: 6.1kg (13.5lb) | .338: 7.9kg (17.4lb)
Feed System: 10-round detachable magazine
Effective Range Depending on cartridge used:
.308: > 800m, .338: > 1.200m on man-sized targets
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): < 1 MOA
MSRP: .308: > $7,700 | .338: > $8,600

HUNTER OUTDOOR COMMUNICATIONS Steyr SSG 08 A1

Based on Steyr’s proven SSG 08 platform, which was designed in conjunction with the Austrian RKO Cobra anti-terror unit, the SSG 08 A1 incorporates a foreend-length barrel shroud, topped by a full-length Picatinny rail system. Rails are also located at the sides and bottom for various attachments. The A1 also features a heavy-duty bolt, a dust cover and a newly designed folding stock for fast length-of-pull adjustments. It is available in both .308 Win. and .338 Lapua Mag., and a heavy-duty bipod is included.

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Bolt action
Manufacturer: Steyr Mannlicher
Website: www.steyrarms.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win., .338 Lapua mag
Overall Length Standard Model: 43.4in, 46.9in and 48.9in (.338)
Barrel Lengths Available: 20-, 23.5- and 25.5-in (.338)
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: 12.4lbs (.308)
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: 12.9lbs (.308)
Feed System: Push-feed, detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m (.308), 1,750m (.338)
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): Sub-MOA guaranteed, 1/2-MOA as tested
MSRP (USD): $7,895 (.308), $8,495 (.338)

BERETTA USA CORP. Sako TRG M10

Sako TRG M10 offers mission specific configurability and true multi-role capability for military snipers in a single weapon system. Rapid adjustments and modularity of the system allows personalization and easily transforms weapon from one operator preference to another. High level of configurability permits conversion from a true long-range precision rifle to a more compact and maneuverable piece of equipment for urban terrain. All-in-one sniper weapon system packs away out-of-sight until needed.

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Bolt action
Manufacturer: Sako
Website: www.sako.fi, www.berettadefensetechnologies.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win, .300 Win. mag, 338 Lapua mag
Overall Length Standard Model: 44.5in with 23.5-in barrel
Barrel Lengths Available: 16, 20, 23.5, 26, 27in–caliber dependent
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: Approx. 13.9lb with 23.5-in barrel
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: N/A
Feed System: Magazine
Effective Range: 800-1500m – caliber and ammunition dependent
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): Sub 1 MOA
MSRP (USD): $11,275

BERETTA USA CORP. Tikka T3x TAC A1

Tikka T3x TAC A1 is a special development for law enforcement sniper applications. The rifle is based on Sako’s famous Tikka T3 bolt-action construction but is made to meet the challenging requirements of long-range tactical shooting. The T3x TAC A1 provides straight-forward performance and ruggedness with just the right amount of adjustability and absolute precision, all in a light-weight and compact package. The aluminum chassis stock system offers a foldable rear stock with quick-adjustable cheek piece and adjustable length of pull.

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Bolt action
Manufacturer: Sako
Website: www.tikka.fi, www.berettadefensetechnologies.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win.
Overall Length Standard Model: 35.8in with 16-in barrel
Barrel Lengths Available: 16in and 20in
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: Approx. 10.9lbs with 16-in barrel
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: N/A
Feed System: Magazine, 10 rounds
Effective Range: 800m
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): Sub 1 MOA
MSRP (USD): $1,860

KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT SR-25E2 APC

The SR-25E2 APC is the latest evolution of the dual role 7.62mm NATO Carbine. Equally adept at putting rounds on target past 800 meters or rapid multi-shot engagement at close range, with a barrel and bolt life to support the training regimen necessary to master these skills. Ambidextrous controls offer the left-handed user the ergonomic advantages inherent to the AR15 type rifle, as well as giving right-handed users alternate methods of manipulation.

Species (Bolt Action, semi-automatic, etc.): Semi-automatic
Manufacturer: Knight’s Manufacturing Company
Website: www.knightarmco.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win. / 7.62x51mm NATO
Overall Length Standard Model: 35.75in – 39.5in
Barrel Lengths Available: 16in
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: 9.12lbs
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: 10.6lbs (ammunition dependent)
Feed System: Magazine
Effective Range: 800m
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): 1 MOA
MSRP (USD): $4,900

HUNTER OUTDOOR COMMUNICATIONS Steyr SSG 04 A1

The Steyr SSG 04 A1 is a precision long-range tactical rifle with a very affordable price tag. The SSG 04 A1 features a full-length Picatinny rail atop a shroud that is attached to the receiver and covers the barrel for the length of the foreend. The SSG 04 A1 is built on the safe bolt system (SBS) action with a unique 2+1 safety function. The buttstock features a fully adjustable recoil pad and cheek piece rifle.

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Bolt action
Manufacturer: Steyr Mannlicher
Website: www.steyrarms.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win., .300 Win. mag
Overall Length Standard Model: 42.6, 44in
Barrel Lengths Available: 20in, 23.6in
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: 10.3lbs (.308), 10.8lbs (.300)
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: 10.8lbs (.308), 11.5lbs (.300)
Feed System: Push-feed, detachable box magazine
Effective Range: 1,000m (.308), 1,350m (.300) 
Mfg. Accuracy Tests (MOA): Sub-MOA guaranteed, 1/2-MOA as tested
MSRP (USD): $3,295

KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT SR-25E2 ACC-DSR

The SR-25E2 ACC-DSR is a suppressor-optimized 7.62mm carbine. A precision 14.5-inch barrel combined with direct-thread semi-permanent suppressor options significantly reduces the length and weight normally associated with suppressed 7.62 platforms. It shares the bolt and barrel life, as well as the ambidextrous controls of the entire SR-25 E2 series of rifles. 

Species (Bolt action, semi-automatic, etc.): Semi-automatic
Manufacturer: Knight’s Manufacturing Company
Website: www.knightarmco.com
Caliber(s): .308 Win. / 7.62x51mm NATO
Overall Length Standard Model: 35.5in-39in
Barrel Lengths Available: 14.5in
Weight, Standard Model, empty magazine, no optic or bipod: 9.05lbs
Weight, Standard Model, full magazine, no optic or bipod: 10.55lbs (ammunition dependent)
Feed System: Magazine
Effective Range: 600m
Mfg.  Accuracy Tests (MOA): 1 MOA
MSRP (USD): $5,900

SIG SAUER TANGO6 4-24x50mm Riflescope

The new TANGO6 riflescope line with LevelPlex and T120 turrets offers shooters the ideal high-precision shooting solution. LevelPlex allows the shooter to remove unwanted cant from the system to +/- 0.5° of accuracy. This is six times more accurate than a typical bubble level. The LevelPlex anti-cant system utilizes an integrated digital level with cant indicators located inside of the riflescope. TANGO6 is offered in FFP with four different reticle options, MOA and MRAD glass-etched reticles and the new proprietary DEV-L ballistic holdover reticle.

Optical Magnification: 4-24×50
Eye Relief: 3.4–3.7
Exit Pupil: Low 11.4-high 2.1
Field of View: Low 24.7-high 4.6
Adjustment Range: 4-24
Reticle Color: Black (red illuminated)
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: Cr2032
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: N/A
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: N/A
Weight: 39 oz
MSRP (USD): $2,759-2,859

SIG SAUER JULIET4

When longer distance target acquisition and magnification is required, the JULIET4 can be called into action. The PowerCam 90° mount system allows for fast transitions from 1x CQB work to 4x medium distance target engagement. The quick-detach mount also has built-in recoil lugs that provide a rock-solid base and easy removal when magnification is not a priority. The aircraft grade CNC aluminum housing of the JULIET4 stands up to the most rugged of situations while front thread-in lens protectors and rear flip-back capabilities offer protection from the elements. The height of the JULIET4 can also be adjusted to fit your own personal needs via spacers that are included with the product.

Optical Magnification: 4x
Eye Relief: 65mm
Exit Pupil: 6mm
Field of View: 6.25°
Adjustment Range: +/-45 MOA
Reticle Color: Black (red illuminated)
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: N/A
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: N/A
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: 107mm (L) x 66mm (H) x 53mm (W)
Weight: 357g
MSRP (USD): $479.99

QIOPTIQ LIMITED KITE IN LINE–Image Intensified Weapon Sight

KITE IN LINE is an in-line image intensified weapon sight designed for use in military environments.
KITE IN LINE excels in the night vision ‘clip-on’ market due to an unrivalled combination of optical performance, size and weight.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Features include:
– Low-profile, in-line, “clip-on” configuration
– Compatible with all image intensified tube types–Gen 2, Gen 2+, Gen 3 and 4G
– High performance optics and coatings
– Rugged and highly reliable
– Proven design in service worldwide
– Simple to use

Optical Magnification: 1x – dependent on day sight used
Eye Relief: In-line sight – dependent on day sight used
Exit Pupil: N/A
Field of View: 13°
Adjustment Range: N/A
Reticle Color: N/A
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: 1 x AA cell
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: Collimated
Range: Detection – 2500, Recognition – 1000, Identification – 500
Minimum Range: 5m
Range Accuracy: Retains boresight
Dimensions: 146mm (L) x 81mm (W) x 75mm (H)
Weight:MSRP (USD): Based on requirements

QIOPTIQ LIMITED DRAGON-C—Thermal Weapon Sight

DRAGON-C is an ultra-lightweight, multipurpose thermal weapon sight and utilizes the latest uncooled thermal cameras and optical technology to provide a compact sight capable of being used in a weapon mounted or hand-held role 640 x 480 17 pp detector.

Features include:
– Multi-role capability: Standalone thermal weapon sight, in-line thermal weapon sight and hand-held observation/surveillance
– Exceptional boresight stability
– Ultra-low weight
– Simple to use
– Available with a choice of thermal cameras including ITAR free
– Optional accessories include a laser pointer, remote control and interface cables

Optical Magnification: 1x, 2x, 4x (electronic zoom)
Eye Relief: Dependent on configuration
Exit Pupil: Dependent on configuration
Field of View: 8.6°
Adjustment Range: Dependent on configuration
Reticle Color: Customer specified
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: SMMI – built in
Power Supply: 2 x AA cell
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: Customer specified
Aperture: N/A
Range: Detection – 1300, Recognition – 300, Identification – 150
Minimum Range: 5m
Range Accuracy: Guaranteed boresight stability
Dimensions: 135mm (L) x 70mm (W) x 83mm (H)
Weight:MSRP (USD): Based on requirements

SCHMIDT & BENDER GMBH & CO. KG 1-8×24 PM II ShortDot CC and Special Edition 5-25×56 PM II Digital

Schmidt & Bender presents the newest version of the 1-8×24 PM II ShortDot CC and a special edition of the 5-25×56 PMII Digital which was developed within a U.S. government-funded project for the U.S. elite forces.

The new 1-8×24 PM II ShortDot Dual CC retains both the Red Dot and reticle; however, the Red Dot remains in the second focal plane and stays at constant size at all magnifications while the reticle is located in the first focal plane which allows tactical shooting and direct measurements. The elevation and windage turrets are lockable to protect the zero position against unintentional adjustment. This model is available in black, as our standard version, as well as camouflage colors RAL8000 and PANTONE 7504.

The 5-25×56 PMII Digital has an integrated display which can project external data directly into the field of view. Therefore, the riflescope can communicate with other devices (e.g., Laser Range Finder, Ballistic Computer or Weather Station via Bluetooth). Power will be supplied from one standard battery, and buttons will serve for the display control.

1-8X24 PM II SHORTDOT DUAL CC

Optical Magnification: 1-8x
Eye Relief: 90mm
Exit Pupil: 0.39in-0.12in
Field of View (at 100 m): 105.9ft/100yds – 14.7ft/100yds
Adjustment Range: 120cm elevation and +/- 60cm for windage. An MOA version is also planned
Reticle Color: Red
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: CR 2032 for reticle illumination
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: Typical usage from close distances to several hundred yards
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: Length 11.54in
Weight: About 22.54oz in black
MSRP (USD): $ Price calculation in progress

5-25X56 PM II DIGITAL

Optical Magnification: 5-25x
Eye Relief: 90mm
Exit Pupil: 0.43in-0.09in
Field of View (at 100 m): 15.9ft/100yds – 4.5ft/100yds
Adjustment Range: 260cm or 64 MOA elevation and +/- 60cm or +/- 14 MOA windage
Reticle Color: Red
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: CR 2032 for reticle illumination; AA or CR 123 planned for the display
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: Typical usage is from 100yds to more than a mile
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: Length 16.73in, Weight About 43.42oz in black
MSRP (USD): $ Price calculation in progress

AIMPOINT Micro H-2 AR Ready (Red Dot Sight) and 3xMag-1 (Magnifier)

These two products, when paired together are perfect for multiple applications. The Micro H-2 (AR Ready version refers to the type of mounting systems it comes with–39mm spacer and LRP, Lever Release Picatinny, base attachment), has only 1x optical magnification but increases to 3x when paired with the 3x Magnifier (3xMag-1). The 3xMag-1 is great for use mounted on a rifle or carbine or as a handheld observation device.

MICRO H-2 AR READY (RED DOT SIGHT)

Optical Magnification: 1x
Eye Relief: Unlimited
Exit Pupil: N/A
Field of View (at 100 m): N/A
Adjustment Range: 1yd at 100yds
Reticle Color: Red
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: 3V lithium battery, type CR2032
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: Clear aperture, 18mm
Range: Variation
Minimum Range: Zero
Range Accuracy: 2 MOA
Dimensions: 2 5/8in x 3 1/16in
Weight: 3oz, 84g (sight only)
MSRP (USD): $893.00

3xMag-1 (Magnifier)

Optical Magnification: 3x
Eye Relief: 70mm
Exit Pupil: 6.5mm
Field of View (at 100 m): 3°
Adjustment Range: Diopter -3 to +3
Reticle Color: N/A
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: N/A
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: N/A
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: 4 9/16in x 1 13/16in
Weight: 8.1oz
MSRP (USD): $873.00

STEINER eOPTICS, INC. Intelligent Combat Sight

The STEINER ICS accurately calculates the point of aim based on the ammunition ballistics and the measured distance and angle to the target. With the simple push of a button, both the laser range finder and bullet drop compensation software is activated. The point of aim is automatically displayed via an illuminated red dot.

Optical Magnification: 6x
Eye Relief: 73-80mm (3.2 in)
Exit Pupil: 7mm (~0.3 in)
Field of View (at 100 m): 4° (70m / 230 ft)
Adjustment Range: N/A
Reticle Color: Illuminated mil reticle
Solution Calculation Time: 500m: 2sec
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: 1 CR123A Battery
Ranging Laser: Yes
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: Up to 800m
Minimum Range: 15m
Range Accuracy:
+/- 1m to 100m
+/- 2m to 500m
+/- 0.5% >500m
Dimensions: 199.6mm (7.86 in) long
Weight: < 800 g
MSRP (USD): $4,600

STEINER eOPTICS, INC. M5Xi 1-5x24mm Scopes

These fast-focus, broadband, anti-reflection coated optics guarantee a maximum light transmission of greater than 90%. They have a rugged 30mm compact one-piece body tube main tube construction. Other features include:

– Integrated rotary side focus and digital illumination system knobs mounted on the turret for comfort and ease of use with or without gloves on.
– Elevation knob designed to provide both visual and tactile indication of rotational position.
– Rear focal plane, so sub-tension remains unchanged over the magnification range for quick and easy target identification and accuracy.

Optical Magnification: 1x – 5x
Eye Relief: 90-110mm
Exit Pupil: 7-4,8mm
Field of View: 36-7,2m
Adjustment Range:  N/A
Reticle Color: Black – illuminated red
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply: 1 CR2450
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: N/A
Minimum Range: N/A
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: 29,5cm
Weight: 601g
MSRP (USD): $2,990 (for either 5.56mm or 7.62mm)

U.S. OPTICS B-17 AND B-10

The B-Series of optics are the most featured packed optics on the market. While they retain the popular magnification range today’s professionals are asking for, the similarities stop there. These new optics now have locking elevation and windage knobs, EK2 stop, revolution counter, tool-less elevation zero and a single button illumination control which has been integrated into the parallax adjustment knob. All this and still the same durability, reliability and performance we’re known for.

B-17

Optical Magnification: 3.2 – 17x
Eye Relief: 3.25in
Exit Pupil: 2mm
Field of View: Field of View @ 3.2x: 25.25ft @ 100yds
Field of View @ 17x: 8.03ft @ 100yds
Adjustment Range: 50m to ∞
Reticle Color: Red, green, or blue
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply Battery: Lithium Coin, CR2032
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: 1,700m +
Minimum Range: 300 m
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: Overall Length: 15.02in / 381.50mm· 
Tube Diameter: 1.33in / 34mm
Weight: 1.3oz / .887kg
MSRP (USD): $2,699.00

B-10

Optical Magnification: 1.8 – 10x
Eye Relief: 3.25in
Exit Pupil: 2mm
Field of View: Field of View @ 1.8x: 36ft @ 100yds
Field of View @ 10x: 11.3ft @ 100yds
Adjustment Range: 30m to ∞
Reticle Color: Red, green, or blue
Solution Calculation Time: N/A
Menu: N/A
Power Supply Battery: Lithium Coin, CR2032
Ranging Laser: N/A
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: N/A
Range: 1000m +
Minimum Range: 100m
Range Accuracy: N/A
Dimensions: Overall Length: 12.98in / 329.6mm
Tube Diameter: 1.33in / 34mm
Weight Weight: 29.3oz / 0.822kg
MSRP (USD): $1,699.00

NEWCON OPTIK SEEKER M

The SEEKER M is a specially designed, multi-purpose, mountable laser rangefinder which can be a vital tool for various operations. This device can be mounted and aligned with any optical system including weapon sights and can be integrated with various purpose-built platforms. The device incorporates the newest laser rangefinding technologies to help the operator not only seek the target, but also, based on compass and inclinometer indications, receive precise GPS coordinates of the target’s location.

The SEEKER M also features a visible laser system which helps with referencing and adjustments. High strength materials as well as ergonomic control placement make this rugged device efficient and user- friendly.

Optical Magnification: N/A
Eye Relief: N/A
Exit Pupil: N/A
Field of View: N/A
Adjustment Range: N/A
Reticle Color: N/A
Solution Calculation Time: Less than 1 sec
Menu: Present, user-friendly
Power Supply: 2x CR2 Battery
Ranging Laser: 1550nm, Class 1, eye-safe
Visible Laser: 635+/-10nm, Class 3R
Aperture: N/A
Range: Up to 3,000m to a NATO standard target
Minimum Range: 10m
Range Accuracy: ± 1m
Dimensions: 115x70x63mm
Weight: 300g (without batteries and mount)
MSRP (USD): $6,278

NEWCON OPTIK SPOTTER LRF PRO

The Spotter LRF PRO is the first of its kind—a combined spotting scope/laser rangefinder system. It makes it faster, easier and more accurate than ever before to acquire range, inclination and azimuth data on long-distance targets.

This model is built to MIL-STD-810G standards and is fully ruggedized to handle real-world military deployment. With 15-45x variable magnification, fully multi-coated optics, an etched mil-dot reticle, USB output and LED display, the Spotter LRF PRO is among the most versatile optics you can bring with you to the field. This model is compatible with an Android™-based application and other peripheral devices.

Optical Magnification: 15x – 45x
Eye Relief: 25-26
Exit Pupil: 4.17-1.34
Field of View: 3.4° (15x) – 1.2° (45x)
Adjustment Range: ± 5
Reticle Color: Black etched reticle
Solution Calculation Time: Less than 1 sec
Menu: Present, user-friendly
Power Supply: 2x CR123 Lithium Battery
Ranging Laser: 1550nm, Class 1, eye-safe
Visible Laser: N/A
Aperture: Input clear aperture: 59.5mm
Output clear aperture: 29mm
Range: Up to 3,000m to a NATO standard target
Minimum Range: 10m
Range Accuracy: ± 1m
Dimensions: 280x140x105
Weight: 1,590g
MSRP (USD): $7,050

This article first appeared in Small Arms Review V21N7 (September 2017)
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