Использование винтовки М14

CPL Clifford

Не так давно появилась на варгамере вот эта штучка.

http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper.php?itm=GG-AEG-M14_cat_GG AEGs&PHPSESSID=24df78360d29044e303d8d49dbb4cf95

Возможно ли ее присутствие на реконструкции?
В каких условиях?
Как снайперская винтовка?
Приавильно ли я разместил тему? Question

Далее фото.

Это версия от Маруи.

Это от тайваньской G&G

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Вот теперь тема так, где нужно Laughing

Если будешь реконструировать МП - винтовка М14 в самый раз...

Обсуждение снайперинга в пехотном взводе, по крайней мере неуместно, а по большому счету - нонсенс.
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Hopser

Большое спасибо администрации за эту комнату.

По теме - не подскажет ли кто-нибудь сайт по истории применения ХМ-21, это раз и применялась ли М-14 "Зелеными Беретами" в 64-66-м гг? Буду благодарен за любую помощь, особенно за фото.

ЗЫ Кто смотрел "84С MoPic", там у Крэкера ХМ-21 или М-1? Я не смотрел, только скринплэй читал, там в двух местах по разному написано.
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CPL Clifford

Вот что я нашел о хм-21

The M21 is esentially a modified M14 National Match rifle. The earlier versions (XM21) had a specially selected walnut stock, but this changed with the M21 to a fiberglass stock, often camoflaged. The XM21 began to be fielded in the second half of 1969 and remained the U.S. Army's primary Sniper Weapon System until it began to be replaced by the M24 SWS in 1988. Some National Guard units and even a few active duty units (The OPFOR at JRTC for example) still use the M21. The M21 is a very pratical sniper weapon maintaining acceptable accuracy out to about 700 meters. Besides the problem that it is semi-auto and sends brass flying, the M21 was, and still is, a very capable military sniper rifle. The 10th SFG, in conjuntion with the U.S. Navy SEALs has developed an improved version of the M21 known as the M25. The M25 was designed out of a need for a semi auto sniper rifle, and it was the weapon of choice for SEAL snipers during Desert Storm. The M21 holds a dear spot in many U.S. Army snipers hearts (me included), and rightfully so.

http://www.snipercentral.com/m21.htm

А вот это М1 Garand

Bunny

Hopser

CPL. Clifford

Спасибо.

Bunny

Похоже, сценарий ввел меня в заблуждение

sheriff

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Foxbat

Насчёт МП - первыми винтовку М-16 получила 1-я Кавалерийская дивизия. Морпехи даже в 1968-м ещё имели на вооружении винтовку М-14, она у них была дольше всех.
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seth

Вот немного информации:
1. Армия:
The M14 rifle was replaced by June, 1966 in the 22nd Infantry Regiment 4th Infantry Division of the U. S. Army. Yet, U. S. Army Military Police on the streets of Saigon, Republic of Viet Nam during the November 01, 1966 National Day Parade carried M14 rifles. The M16A1 officially replaced the M14 as the Standard A rifle in the U. S. Army on February 28, 1967. However, the U. S. Army was still using the M14 rifle in combat as late as January, 1968 in the Republic of Viet Nam. Soldiers of the Army 40th Signal Battalion stationed around Phu Tai defended themselves with the M14 rifle when attacked by the Viet Cong during the Tet Offensive, which began the night of January 30-31, 1968.

2. USMC
The decision to replace the M14 rifle in Marine Corps units in the western Pacific was made in March, 1966. In Viet Nam, the M16 for the most part replaced the M14 in U. S. Marine infantry units during March, April and May, 1967. The Marine 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion had exchanged its M14 rifles for the M16 by November, 1967. Apparently,

t all M14 rifles had been turned in by infantry units of the U. S. Marine Corps as late as 1968. U.S. Marine Corps film footage of the battle for Hue in the Republic of Viet Nam reveals Marines engaging the enemy with M14 rifles between the beginning of the Tet Offensive and the liberation of Hue four weeks later on February 26, 1968. The 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine Division used M14 rifles against a North Vietnamese Army Ranger Battalion north of Dong Ha, Republic of Viet Nam in May, 1968 in a fierce five day battle. Marines assigned to Air Wing helicopter squadrons in Viet Nam still carried the M14 in 1968. American troops carried M14 rifles while constructing radio sites in the field near Hue, Republic of Viet Nam until May, 1970.

То есть для Армии - 67-й (или, с некоторой натяжкой, - 68-й) год. МП - 68-й (в отдельных источниках упоминается 69-й) год.

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