POTD: Heckler & Koch G36E in Ejercito de Tierra

Eric B
by Eric B

Photo Of The Day: Ejército de Tierra is Spain’s territorial army. Here we can see the Battalion Zapadores of the Brigade ‘Guadarrama’ XII as they carry out an exercise to cross water obstacles in various ways . They are using the Heckler & Koch G36E. E is short for Export. The rifle has a telescopic sight with a 1.5x magnification. The reticle fixed at 300 meters.

“Over the beach”

G36 | Unrestricted speed and mobility

Created for the requirements of the German armed forces, the G36 continues to set the standard in the field of assault rifles. Used as an infantry weapon in a large number of countries, special forces and security forces also rely on its constant reliability.

Essential components of the G36 are made of glass fibre reinforced plastic. This gives the user a lightweight weapon with high performance and low maintenance requirements.

The G36 is ideally suited for dismounted infantry operations. For optimal handling, weight, and rate of fire in close-quarters battle, and for rapid, accurate and penetrating single fire in long-range combat.

You can find the Battalion Zapadores here: Brigade ‘Guadarrama’ XII

Eric B
Eric B

Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.

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  • Kivaari Kivaari on Jun 04, 2021

    Isn't there a restricted rate of fire issue?

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    • Superfamily Allosauridae Superfamily Allosauridae on Jun 09, 2021

      @XT6Wagon the problem is that nothing unsusceptible to heat connects the sighting systems to the barrel and receiver. that's where your wandering zero comes from, and yes, it is a big problem. you don't need to go too crazy to have issues from that.

  • HenryV HenryV on Jun 05, 2021

    It's the Spanish army not their territorial army or reserve I think.

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