Is the M82A1 fully automatic? If not there is anything

The Barrett M82A1 50mm Large Caliber Anti-Materiel Sniper Rifle is not fully automatic. It is a semi-automatic anti-materiel sniper rifle. Fully automatic rifles are generally used in submachine guns and assault rifles.

Let me explain to you in the vernacular: fully automatic is to pull the trigger and hit the bullet without calculating the overheating of the strong light.

Semi-automatic: The simple explanation is 3 consecutive shots, or burst shots.

It is semi-automatic, the sniper rifle is only semi-automatic and fully manual, there is no automatic.

Of course not, in order to pursue accuracy, the sniper rifle is semi-automatic at most, and the caliber of M82A1 is as large as that of M82A1, and it is already good to be semi-automatic and high-precision.

The rear spin bolt type semi-automatic, you need to shoot one shot at your own, and the real sniper rifle is basically this structure in order to pursue accuracy. It is said that there is an experimental version of the fully automatic one, with a rate of fire of up to 700 rounds per minute and a 12-round magazine, but do you think any monster would dare to use such a thing?

There is no fully automatic sniper rifle, the accuracy is too poor, the first bullet hits the enemy, and the rest, it is estimated that they all fly.

The M82 is semi-automatic or manual, and generally reloads its own bullets in order to pursue accuracy.

Changing the trigger is fully automatic. But is it interesting?

I'll you, is it necessary?

M82A1 is semi-automatic, that is, the second trigger can be pulled immediately after pulling the trigger, no need to manually pull the bolt, as long as the hand speed is fast enough, the magazine of ten rounds can be used up in three seconds, and fully automatic means that the trigger can be pulled and does not move to automatically shoot the second shot, usually most anti-materiel firearms will not use this way.

** is more than 3.2 million Taiwan dollars (about 800,000 yuan), and each bullet is 800 Taiwan dollars (about 200 yuan).

The Barrett M82A1 is one of the most widely used large-caliber sniper rifles today, almost dominating the sniper rifle market. At least 30 countries are currently equipped with military or police forces. The M82A1 is also widely used as a folk shooting competition.

The M82A1 semi-automatic sniper rifle uses the principle of short recoil of the barrel and is fired semi-automatically. The principle of short recoil of the barrel was developed by the famous firearms designer Browning, and Barrett improved this principle to make it suitable as an automatic principle for shoulder fire**.

The M82A1 sniper rifle comes with its own mechanical sight and can also be fitted with an optical sight. The original gun was equipped with a 10x scope, while the Marines used the same 10x Unertl scope as the M40A1. The M82A1 can be quickly disassembled into three parts: the upper receiver, the lower receiver and the bolt frame.

The M82A1 sniper rifle has very little recoil, which ensures comfort and accuracy when firing. The adjustable bipod of the M82A1 is common to the M60 machine gun, and the grip is common to the M16A2 rifle. In front of the M82A1 magazine, a telescopic frame developed by Barrett can also be installed.

M82A1 (XM107) parameters:

The mouth diameter is full and the barrel is long.

Barrel wrap 381mm

The gun weighs kilograms.

Magazine capacity: 10 rounds.

Breakdown length. Sighting device M3-type optical sight.

Equipped with Browning machine gun cartridges.

Maximum firing range 1830 meters.

The M82A2 is the second generation of Barrett, developed in 1987. It is a supportless structure type of the M82A1 and can be carried on the shoulder to shoot. It is said that it was decided to improve it in order to deal with *** on the battlefield in Afghanistan.

The handguard has a small grip on the front and is usually equipped with a spot sight to capture moving targets.

Barrel length mm

Barrel wrap 381mm

Gun weight kg magazine capacity 10 rds

Overall length 1409 mm

Specification M82A1

Caliber:50 bmg (mm).

Principle: barrel recoil, semi-automatic.

Overall length: 1219 mm (48 in) or 1448 mm (57 in) Barrel length:

Training of the US military (8 photos).

508 mm (20 in) or 737 mm (29 in) magazine: 10 rounds.

Sight: 10x scope.

Weight: kg, approx. pounds (without bullets, 737 mm 29" barrel) Muzzle velocity: 853 m-s (2800 fs), 660 gr Warhead Accurate effective range: 1850 m (yd).

Maximum range: 6800 meters (yards).

Muzzle kinetic energy: 33685 joules (..)50bmg ammunition) ammunition: sub-moa ammunition.

Unit price: $12,050.

Status: Discontinued.

Equivalent to RMB: Yuan Yuan.

M82A2 caliber: . .50 bmg (mm).

Principle: barrel recoil, semi-automatic.

Overall length: 1409 mm (inches).

Barrel length: 737 mm (29 inches).

Magazine: 10 rounds.

Weight: kilograms, approx. pounds (excluding bullets).

Muzzle velocity: 900 m/s (2,953 fs)Maximum effective range (vehicle-sized target): 2,100 m (2,297 yd)Unit price: $6,000.

Equivalent to RMB: Yuan Yuan.

Status: Discontinued.

M82A3 caliber: .50 bmg (mm).

Principle: barrel recoil, semi-automatic.

Overall length: mm (57 in).

Barrel length: mm (29 in).

Barrel wrap 381mm

Magazine: 10 rounds.

Sight: 10x scope.

Weight: 14 kg (lbs).

Muzzle velocity: 853 m s (2800 f s), 660 gr warhead muzzle kinetic energy: 33685 joules (..)50bmg ammunition) accurate effective range: 1850 meters (yards).

Maximum range: 6800 meters (yards).

Ammunition: Sub-MOA ammunition.

Unit price: $12,050.

Status: In production.

Equivalent to RMB: Yuan Yuan.

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