Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

[rogers0311]

Hey guys just wondering, what do you think of the surgeon action for use in a military sniper rifle? I have never handled one before, I was just curious. I know they are durable as hell, but are the tolerances too tight for ROUGH field conditions? I know that even if my m40a3 is weatherproofed, doing something like a stalk always has a tendency to dirty the rifle pretty badly. How would a surgeon rifle handle those types of conditions?

 

[Mike]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

Surgeons are made to be dirty although not as much as a M700. What's wrong with the M700?

 

[427Cobra]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

We send warriors to fight with equipment that meets the spec givin, and the cheapest price, R700 actions fit the bill perfectly.

 

[rogers0311]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

Absolutely nothing wrong with the action we are currently running, just wanted to get some opinions on what else is out there.

 

[terrygood]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

It will only be a matter of time before the switch. The surgeon scalpel has taken things to the next level. Call them up and get one. Once you get it you will see. The only other system out there that compares is the AIAW.

 

[Turk]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

Pretty certain they are already being used!

 

[MJRJINX]

Re: Surgeon Action for Military Snipers?

im just wondering turk, but where do you get most of your info....