POTD: Cameroonian Rapid Intervention Brigade Sniper
Photo Of The Day and we have a Cameroonian Rapid Intervention Brigade sniper aiming down the scope of his Dragunov SVD (more likely Zastava M76 or 77) sniper rifle, as his squad moves through a field during a patrol for Flintlock exercise in Daboya, Ghana, 2023.
Below: A Ghanaian Armed Forces member keeps watch as his squad conducts a plan.
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A Cameroonian Rapid Intervention member uses binoculars to look at enemy target before conducting a raid for Flintlock in Daboya, Ghana, March 11, 2023. Flintlock provides an opportunity, along with other U.S. military-hosted events, for African nations to share their strategies and best practices to accelerate the collective ability to adapt and overcome the terrorist threat.
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Source: U.S. Air Force, photo by Staff Sgt. Jake Carter.
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looking at the picture,
when they hit a target on 1000m they get ammo and magazines.
The butt stock on that Zastava just doesn't look right. It appears to be adjustable, and is probably superior to the classic style "hollow"? stock, but it just looks so out of place that I hate it. It's like an AR type stock on a shotgun or AK. It looks like the rifle was involved in a tragic teleporter accident.