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The 22 Caliber Rifle in Close Combat and Combat Sniping
© 2006
72 pages; 6 chapters and 1 appendix
© 2006
72 pages; 6 chapters and 1 appendix
US Ground forces are armed with M-16 rifles, a 22 caliber rifle. This booklet
discusses how a resistance or guerrilla movement could use 22 caliber rifles
to survive, and extend their power. It is also about combat sniping in a
partisan or guerrilla situation. This book answers the question: is the terminal
ballistic lethality of the 22 caliber rifle similar to that of the M-16 rifle, which is
also a 22 caliber rifle (.225)? Furthermore, is the 22 caliber rifle an
adequate combat sniping weapon? Is it superior to the M-16 rifle in that
respect? Or is it a valuable stand alone combat sniping rifle with its own
unique characteristics?
discusses how a resistance or guerrilla movement could use 22 caliber rifles
to survive, and extend their power. It is also about combat sniping in a
partisan or guerrilla situation. This book answers the question: is the terminal
ballistic lethality of the 22 caliber rifle similar to that of the M-16 rifle, which is
also a 22 caliber rifle (.225)? Furthermore, is the 22 caliber rifle an
adequate combat sniping weapon? Is it superior to the M-16 rifle in that
respect? Or is it a valuable stand alone combat sniping rifle with its own
unique characteristics?
Review Table of Contents
“During the first part of the armed combat phase, the resistance will deploy numerous small combat teams armed
with .22 caliber semiautomatic weapons instead of the M-16 rifle. Each combat team will consist of four men armed
with three semiautomatic .22 caliber rifles (gunners) affixed with home-made bipods, and one combat sniping
specialist armed with a .22 caliber rifle equipped with a telescopic sight. The objective of the teams will be to
capture explosives, machine guns, sniper rifles, light mortars, antitank weapons, grenades and ammunition.”
with .22 caliber semiautomatic weapons instead of the M-16 rifle. Each combat team will consist of four men armed
with three semiautomatic .22 caliber rifles (gunners) affixed with home-made bipods, and one combat sniping
specialist armed with a .22 caliber rifle equipped with a telescopic sight. The objective of the teams will be to
capture explosives, machine guns, sniper rifles, light mortars, antitank weapons, grenades and ammunition.”
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