Longest Sniper Shot Ever: 58-Year-Old Ukrainian Man Hits Russian Soldier from 3.8km AwayUkrainian sniper, 58, achieves a world record 3.8 km kill using Horizon Lord rifle, heightening tensions amid conflict.
Why is the U.S. Military Switching to 6.8mm Ammo? Bigger Bang, Better AccuracyThe 5.56mm and 7.62mm bullets have distinct pros and cons. The transition to 6.8mm offers a promising balance of attributes for future use.
Russian Military Still Relies on a 130-Year-Old Firearm: The Mosin-Nagant RifleIn the Ukrainian conflict, Russian troops are equipped with Mosin-Nagant rifles, a 130-year-old firearm known for its versatility.
Korea's K2 Rifle: Praised in the U.S., North Korea Caught Using it SecretlyThe Korean K2 rifle, known for its reliability, has gained international recognition and is exported to multiple countries.
Longest Sniper Shot Ever: 58-Year-Old Ukrainian Man Hits Russian Soldier from 3.8km Away Ukrainian sniper, 58, achieves a world record 3.8 km kill using Horizon Lord rifle, heightening tensions amid conflict.
Why is the U.S. Military Switching to 6.8mm Ammo? Bigger Bang, Better Accuracy The 5.56mm and 7.62mm bullets have distinct pros and cons. The transition to 6.8mm offers a promising balance of attributes for future use.
Russian Military Still Relies on a 130-Year-Old Firearm: The Mosin-Nagant Rifle In the Ukrainian conflict, Russian troops are equipped with Mosin-Nagant rifles, a 130-year-old firearm known for its versatility.
Korea's K2 Rifle: Praised in the U.S., North Korea Caught Using it Secretly The Korean K2 rifle, known for its reliability, has gained international recognition and is exported to multiple countries.
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