SEI Crazy Horse in IRAQ

[H2O MAN]

As far as I can tell... this is 101st ABN IRAQ
Note the EBR and two additional SEI Crazy Horse rifles in the background.

 

[Satain]

K tha just got me excited!
Love the #### were did you dig it up from?

 

[H2O MAN]

K tha just got me excited!
Love the #### were did you dig it up from?

It popped up in a random Google search

 

[DASQ]

The real question is, how many other forums have you posted this on?

 

[H2O MAN]

The real question is, how many other forums have you posted this on?

Why is that important?

 

[DASQ]

Because I can search "M14 EBR forum" and find you on basically every hit.

 

[H2O MAN]

Because I can search "M14 EBR forum" and find you on basically every hit.

When it comes to long guns, it's no secret that I focus most of my attention on the M14. It's been this way for years.

This is what these particular Crazy Horse sniper rifles looked like before SEI shipped them out.

 

[Grizzlypeg]

Nice. Thanks for posting the pictures. I love seeing stuff like that. Now what does the marksman have under the butt of the gun. I see what look like woolen socks inside each other. Is he resting the butt of the gun on anything as I see he has both hands forward? Do they always shoot that way, or sometimes both hands to the rear?

 

[powmia56]

I know a couple former snipers and they generally shoot with both hands at the back of the gun, allowing the front to rest on the bipod. The one that I shoot with most often uses his left hand as a rest for the firing hand. That being said, I have never had the privilege of having seen them shoot in the field, only at the range.

 

[DeRK]

Nice. Thanks for posting the pictures. I love seeing stuff like that. Now what does the marksman have under the butt of the gun. I see what look like woolen socks inside each other. Is he resting the butt of the gun on anything as I see he has both hands forward? Do they always shoot that way, or sometimes both hands to the rear?

hes lifting and moving his gun around at the time of the photo, look at the left leg of the bipod, its not touching the ground

 

[misanthropist]

Because I can search "M14 EBR forum" and find you on basically every hit.

Yeah H20MAN, screw you for sharing stuff with everyone! What an obnoxious thing to do...next time only share stuff with ONE forum...?

Cool pics, always interesting to see this stuff in use for real.

 

[H2O MAN]

Yeah H20MAN, screw you for sharing stuff with everyone!
What an obnoxious thing to do...next time only share stuff with ONE forum...?

Cool pics, always interesting to see this stuff in use for real.

 

[DASQ]

Yeah H20MAN, screw you for sharing stuff with everyone! What an obnoxious thing to do...next time only share stuff with ONE forum...?

Cool pics, always interesting to see this stuff in use for real.

Because that's exactly what I said.

 

[The Lorax]

Are these built with LRB receivers and if so are they rear lugged?

 

[H2O MAN]

Are these built with LRB receivers and if so are they rear lugged?

All are built on USGI receivers and none have rear lugs.

 

[ipscgraz]

That a medic in the photo? Has a Caduceus on his right shoulder.

 

[carbonrod]

Interesting that the ammo is on strippers.

 

[berger]

I am curious, about the supressors in that one pic. How "silent" is an M14 with a supressor on it?

Great pics by the way!

 

[smak_daddy]

That does not compute. Its just too awesome.

When it comes to long guns, it's no secret that I focus most of my attention on the M14. It's been this way for years.

This is what these particular Crazy Horse sniper rifles looked like before SEI shipped them out.

 

[carbonrod]

I am curious, about the supressors in that one pic. How "silent" is an M14 with a supressor on it?

Great pics by the way!

loud if the action cycles.
This is a fairly good clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=socgmULGVOA