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Wake27
04-02-14, 09:35
Everybody knows that SOCOM units get their own toys, but I had never seen or heard of anyone in the military using M&Ps or GAP-10s. These (and others) were posted on the USASOC Facebook page - figured I'd share.

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2818/13582499964_dd6efd9024_c.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/mGeS2S)

https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2871/13582171113_1a4f8ed084_z.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/mGdbh2)

markm
04-02-14, 09:40
That rifle is so spotless it could be a test or demo gun. ??

Wake27
04-02-14, 09:51
Yeah I was wondering if they were pretty new. These two guys are using it in every photo except one though, so I don't know if they would enter the competition with a brand new weapon they hadn't used much.

mildot
04-02-14, 10:14
Interesting to see that it's topped with a Bushnell ERS in FDE? it's seems that Bushnell is coming on strong in the LE/MIL market. So far the scopes review are excellent.

sinister
04-02-14, 10:57
The USASOC competition does not limit equipment to standard weapons -- competitors can use their personally-owned weapons and sidearms.

Wake27
04-02-14, 11:22
The USASOC competition does not limit equipment to standard weapons -- competitors can use their personally-owned weapons and sidearms.

Ohh that makes more sense. Thanks for the input sinister.


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Eurodriver
04-02-14, 11:43
Even USASOC uses Mechanix gloves? Geez, do those guys have a monopoly on the .mil supply chain or something?

NCPatrolAR
04-02-14, 12:10
Is that a Serpa on a drop down G Code rig?

steyrman13
04-02-14, 12:29
That rifle is so spotless it could be a test or demo gun. ??

The pic of him shooting it he has a GAP hat on....so either a employee demo dressed in the gear or just a fan using PO weapon


Is that a Serpa on a drop down G Code rig?
It appears to be a Serpa with the puck mount. I know several units still using Serpas.

Failure2Stop
04-02-14, 12:39
The USASOC competition does not limit equipment to standard weapons -- competitors can use their personally-owned weapons and sidearms.

This.

Also, it's usually referred to as the USASOC Sniper Comp.
The ASOC is usually in reference to the Benning International Sniper Comp.

Sensei
04-02-14, 13:48
Is that a Serpa on a drop down G Code rig?

Oh hell. Now you've done it. I hate SERPA's as much as MarkM hates LWRCI.

jaxman7
04-02-14, 14:33
Interesting to see that it's topped with a Bushnell ERS in FDE? it's seems that Bushnell is coming on strong in the LE/MIL market. So far the scopes review are excellent.

Looks a lot like an Insight MRDS in tan without the aluminum shroud.

-Jax

Wake27
04-02-14, 16:00
This.

Also, it's usually referred to as the USASOC Sniper Comp.
The ASOC is usually in reference to the Benning International Sniper Comp.

Noted, thanks.


Looks a lot like an Insight MRDS in tan without the aluminum shroud.

-Jax

He was talking about the optic on the bolt gun.

GotAmmo
04-02-14, 19:13
Before I left Eglin, the local paper did a small report on some 7th Group Snipers who were sponsored and taking a step into the competition world outside of the .mil stuff

There is a large range close to Alabama that is owned and ran by a CPT from 6th RTB and is used daily by 7th Group. So I am not shocked if those competing are using their personal setups

webpage for said range:
http://kmshootingcenter.com/

ABNAK
04-02-14, 22:49
webpage for said range:
http://kmshootingcenter.com/

Damn, wish there was something like that near me!

SteyrAUG
04-03-14, 02:24
Oh hell. Now you've done it. I hate SERPA's as much as MarkM hates LWRCI.

You just need one with a MARPAT pattern and you'll love it.

:jester:

GeorgiaBoy
04-03-14, 10:22
Oh hell. Now you've done it. I hate SERPA's as much as MarkM hates LWRCI.

You have to make the "I" lower case.

LWRCi

:D