The M2010 is designed for the US military. In fact, it is the result of a deep modernization of the legendary M24, which has faithfully served the American army since the late 80s. The rifle inherited a sliding bolt from its ancestor, but switched to a new cartridge.300 Winchester Magnum (M24, among other things, used the usual 7.62).In comparison with the old cartridge, the new one should provide a 50% increase in firing range. The basic M24, by the way, also has good accuracy: the effective firing range of 7.62?51 mm cartridges is 800 m. So with the new rifle, an ordinary sniper of the US army will feel even more confident in the mountains or desert. However, it was necessary to pay for the increase in range. The recoil increased slightly compared to the standard M24, and in addition, the ammunition began to weigh more. Other innovations include a folding stock and improved ergonomics. Let's add that the rifle has a modern optical sight Leupold Mark 4 6.5-20?50mm ER/T M5. So the potential of the upgraded M24 is very high.The advantages of the M2010 are obvious: This includes relative lightness (5.5 kg), high accuracy, and accuracy of shooting at distances up to 1200 m, as well as mobility and advanced optics. The standard M24 is used by more than a dozen different countries, and the M2010 is so far operated only by the American army.
>.300 Winchester MagnumShould be .300 Norma Magnum, shouldn't it?
>>61484090OP is posting blogspam translated from russian
>>61484090Originally was 300WM, but can be in 300NM too.What I don't understand is why OP posted a different rifle.
Hmmm...
>>61484034bot thread and a fucking m200 not m2010
