Videos tagged with M24 SWS

This video explores potential sniper rifle options for the Philippine Coast Guard, questioning what would be the most suitable firearm for their maritime police duties. The title specifically mentions the M24 SWS, indicating a focus on a particular sniper rifle platform and its suitability for a law enforcement agency operating on the water. The description prompts discussion about the ideal choice for their specific mandate.

This video segment from "American Rifleman Television" explores the history and design of the iconic Remington Model 700 bolt-action rifle. It traces the rifle's origins as Remington's answer to the Winchester Model 70, highlighting its "three rings of steel" design for robustness and ease of manufacture. The video differentiates between the ADL and BDL models, with the BDL featuring more aesthetic enhancements. It also touches upon the Model 700's significant military adoption, including its use in the US Marine Corps' M40 sniper rifle and the US Army's M24 SWS, underscoring its reputation for ruggedness, reliability, and accuracy across various calibers.

This video features a practical accuracy course focused on the iconic M24 SWS rifle, a staple for US Army snipers during the GWOT era. The content highlights the challenges of using a long-action rifle with a short-action 7.62 NATO cartridge and a non-detachable magazine, and explores how to overcome these under time pressure. The video includes feedback from US Army Sniper Rob and showcases observer gear from Vortex Optics and Phone Skope.

This video features Rob Ski, a U.S. Army Sniper veteran, discussing and demonstrating the practical accuracy of the Remington M24 SWS rifle at 1,000 yards. The description highlights the M24's service history with the U.S. Army, its original intent for a larger caliber, and its logistical chambering in 7.62x51 NATO. Despite being phased out, the M24 holds a special place in the hearts of many Army snipers. The video explores the rifle's intricacies and Rob's personal experience with it during his service. Observer setup details and supporter information are also provided.

Sniper instructor legend Dave Davis reviews the Army's M2010 Sniper Rifle in this "Sniper Locker" video. He contrasts it with its predecessor, the M24 SWS, highlighting improvements like an adjustable chassis, a full-length mono-rail for optics, and a suppressor. Davis emphasizes the advantages of the M2010's .300 Win Mag caliber for long-range engagements and its detachable magazine for faster reloads. The review also touches on historical context, including the M21 rifle, and the evolution of sniper rifle technology within the Army.