Big_Red said:Longshot, was that photo taken outside Phoenix by chance?
Yes it was.Been there?Big_Red said:Longshot, was that photo taken outside Phoenix by chance?
Polar Man said:Not too famaliar with millitary arms, but was that an M40 they were using and training with in the movie jarhead? I dont think it was an M24...
Well Desert Storm was in the early '90s, and they switched to the M40A1 in the '70s, so presumably they used the A1, unless it was a typical Hollywood lack of attention to detail.Pete031 said:The M24 is a US army Sniper weapon system, The M40A1 is a USMC SWS.
Both are based on the Remington 700 series, In Jarhead I think it would have been the M40. instead of the A1.... But I am not sure of that.
You are probably right. As I said, I have no idea when they changed to theRohann said:Well Desert Storm was in the early '90s, and they switched to the M40A1 in the '70s, so presumably they used the A1, unless it was a typical Hollywood lack of attention to detail.
-Rohann
Here are some from the previous yearKevinB said:and he's got some great pics -- but is too bashful to share...
Yep, they changed from wood to the McMillan A1 stocks as well as replacing Redfield scopes with Unertls.Pete031 said:You are probably right. As I said, I have no idea when they changed to the
A1. Is it when they went from wood to synthetic? Free floating and all that?
Rohann 3 days it was great ,Day 1 at the wild west shooting center and day 2 at the Ben Avery shooting complex day 3 tour of McMillan facilitys and the final matches back at the Shooting center .The most hilarous incident happened on day 1 when relay 2 moved to the first stage match [shooting from inside a house standing non supported doing a high angle shot on a mover] it was arround noon when a highly agitated Diamond back appeared slithering out of the discarded drywall debris the cops had there pistols with then but decided to dispatch the snake with sticks and rocks so much for using the pistolRohann said:Savage: Nice pictures! How long was that course?
-Rohann