The Marine Corps has confirmed they will soon carry the MK 13 Mod 7 sniper rifle after decades of using different versions of the M40 rifle. Marine snipers have been carrying some version of the ...

The Marine Corps plans on adopting the Mk 13 Mod 7 sniper rifle for Marine scout snipers, officials confirmed to Marine Corps Times on April 2, a much-needed and long-overdue replacement for the ...

Today, we’re looking at the latest sniper rifles in use by American forces. Though withdrawn from service in 2017, the Mk12 was used throughout the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan by Navy SEALs ...

It’s official: a few lucky Marines can finally count the Mk 13 Mod 7 — the Corps ... explains the features of the Mk13 Mod 7 Sniper Rifle during training aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico ...

Sept. 23 (UPI) --The Army successfully tested the MK-22 Precision Sniper Rifle during exercises at Fort Bragg, N.C., to clear it for fielding, the branch announced. "The modular nature of the PSR ...

The Marine Corps recently selected the Nightforce Advanced Tactical Riflescope for its newest sniper rifle the Mk 17 Mod 3. (Kristen Murphy/Marine Corps) The Marine Corps has selected the scope ...

US special operators and airborne soldiers put the new MK-22 sniper rifle to the test recently. They jumped out of airplanes with the rifle and then had the weapons checked to make sure they still ...

FORT BRAGG, North Carolina — Operational testing of the Army’s newest generation sniper system — the MK-22 Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) — marks the project’s final hurdle before fielding.

50 caliber sniper rifle, which has an effective range of 2,000 meters (or 2,187 yards), and the Mk 15 sniper rifle that is used primarily by Navy SEALs and has an effective range of 1,800 meters ...

A Sniper conducts post-drop live-fire test trials of the MK-22 Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) at Range 61, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. (James Finney/Army) A folding stock, removable suppression ...

Because the L42A1 is a conversion of the No.4(T), all are based on No.4 Mk I and Mk I* rifles. Any rifle purporting to be an L42A1 that is based on a Mk II receiver with its hung trigger should be ...