I have a Rec10 with a gemtech can and a primary arms 1-14x. I’d classify this more as a DMR through. This setup has too many limitations to be considered a “snipers” load out.
@@QQ-hm4nu The average sniper in the idf trains on multiple rifles, the two main ones are both bolt action chambered in 308, and the second in 338 lapua. But this guy is in SF so this is probably an extra rifle they train with, depending on the mission he would most likely switch rifles prior if necessary. The average idf soldier would pretty much only use the bolt action ruger in 308 becuase the one in 338 is pretty much just for use in an actual war.
This is crazy. He’s doing the job of multiple special forces specialists! Sniper, sniper lookout, urban clearing, forward observer for surveillance and target acquisition. It would take the US 3 years to train a candidate to do what an Israeli secret sniper does!
This warrior trained for three years as a SF operator in the IDF. His current position is a counter Terror operator in the Israel Police. His training is ongoing and adaptive to new threats that emerge.
The Israeli soldiers are the most scientifically and the most technologically advanced soldiers in the world today brother ! They’re also able to out March any military in the field, especially the Desert ! You should get online and try to find the documentary on how Israeli special forces conduct they’re desert training !
Same diameter as the AK but has more powder in the brass case... that's a very nice set up he's running... I have always admired the IDF and their abilities and how they use and are very efficient and effective with multiple weapons platforms... stay safe
I don't think he said Kalashnikov. I don't speak hebrew but I think he said "Galatz" which is an older Israeli semi-auto sniper rifle in 308Win. So the same caliber.
@@JoseyStranded .308 is the same diameter 7.62x51 larger casing more powder than the following ... the AK/ AKM is 7.62x54 in a smaller casing less powder ... you can also look up pictures of you're not lucky enough to own them... stay safe
@@cheryljason9617 7.62x54 has actually a bit larger case than 308 / 7.62 nato. 3 mm longer to be precise. The translation in this video was incorrect in my opinion talking about that Barrett to be in same caliber as a Kalashnikov which is 7.62x39. So significantly smaller than either of the calibers I mentioned earlier.
He carries an extra Glock but I doubt very much anyone would be able to sneak on him. This man forgot to mention that he also has wings on his back; an Angel warrior on earth, fighting the evil from hell. God bless the IDF.
yeah just something, at 2:12 he said that the "caliber" ("קוטר" mean caliber not size) was the same as the kalahnikov. its funny because that a wide misconception and misunderstanding in the IDF. (I was in a inf unit, in the idf thus why I speak from experience) we call the caliber "7.62" but there a pretty big difference between 7.62x39mm that the AKM/AKS/AK47 use "kalashnikov" and the 7.62x51mm that his barrett use. its inoffensive, I just hope my fellow soldier won't try to put some 7.62x39 inside their barrett rec 10, it won't be working well for them.
Very true. was also in IDF, i knew we had "five-five-six" "zero-five" and "zero-three" but no idea what it meant or that the latter two are in imperial units, not metric (for a brief time i actually thought it may mean 50mm and 30mm). now, if you were to tell me there are different weights and sizes within the *same caliber* - i'd have been totally dumbfounded.
I don't think he said Kalashnikov. I don't speak hebrew but I think he said "Galatz" which is an older Israeli semi-auto sniper rifle in 308Win. So the same caliber.
@@JoseyStranded That's very interesting! didn't know about the Galatz. but i do speak Hebrew and he absolutely said Kalach not Galatz :) however listening again - he says "...it fires a 7.62 projectile, same *diameter* as Kalach" - which is technically correct, the diameters are the same.
You mentioned you use M6 for the scope. Which magnification are you using ? I have the Rec 10 and I’m evaluating a scope. Like a 3-18 range. I looked at Steiner but they no longer make that range. Also, looking at Eotech as well. In addition the my scope set up, I will be adding my vortex Razor red dot at a off set. The Rec 10 is light in my hands and the recoil has a nice thump. Nothing unmanageable. Good luck as a sniper.
1 - [ And said ], " If you do good, you do good for yourselves; and if you do evil, [ you do it ] to them [ i . e ., yourselves ] . " Then when the final [ i . e ., second ] promise came, [ We sent your enemies ] to sadden your faces and to enter the masjid [ i . e ., the temple in Jerusalem ], as they entered it the first time, and to destroy what they had taken over with [ total ] destruction 2 - If you [ disbelievers ] seek the decision [ i . e ., victory ] - the decision [ i . e ., defeat ] has come to you . And if you desist [ from hostilities ], it is best for you; but if you return [ to war ], We will return, and never will you be availed by your [ large ] company at all, even if it should increase; and [ that is ] because Allāh is with the believers -----> Israel is short-lived, and its demise is near
@@1mm-mm168 Talk is cheap. You people were threatening Israel since 1948. How come you always fail? How can two countries be beaten in 6 days? You guys suck.
Oppressors can never be gods soldiers. They are those whom god punishes in the next life. If you believe anything else then clearly you dont know your own bible
@@lonesoldierinsincity7 nope to what? To the fact that you havent studies your own bible. Well that is a fact by now as your own comments have demonstrated your ignorance to your own books.
IDF, SF, enough said!!!! i love all spec ops units, but i will say this: i think they , IDF,SF, ARE probably the best in the world. we hear noting from them, this is a rare insight into them. most of their missions are pretty unknown to most. i did say i love spec units, Seals, SAS, etc, but just have this feeling they might just be at the very top of the Totem pole, and i believe, their secrecy, is what sets them apart from all the others. so many things that absolutely nobody knows outside a select few who give orders, i think. just my few penny's worth. just so many things about Seals, SAS have been leaked or told about, that you dont hear about the IDF, SF guys. quiet, stealth and oh so deadly. stay safe, to all you guys, spec ops boys from around the world, and armies too.
@@Urban1ninja look closely at 2:26….the grooves (plus the plastic sight is factory glock) and top of slide are not the same. Unless you know the unit and exactly what they use on a daily I would not be quick to judge. He says he also has a Glock at 3:00, the other clip is someone else shooting a P10C or him practicing with someones private licensed firearm. They have arsenal of different firearms in the unit.
The Barrett rec10 was designed for urban snipers and not for wide open desert foothills or mountains, can one use it there? Yes..He’s firing the M118 round, and it’s effective range 800 meters. The hit probability(HP)percentage drops drastically near it’s furthest effective range, especially past 600m, unless all things perfect and that’s hardly ever the case. things get sketchy due to ambient air and drop in energy once out to 759-800m, don’t confuse effective with max range. IMHO I’d like to see the new Barrett MK22 300Norma or the 338 used for the environment projected in the video..
Great?..many factors are to be considered..temp. Wind, angle, environment(mountains, desert, urban etc), mirage, speed of the target, barrel consistency, understanding external ballistics for the M118 is key. Pls understand the situation of the Israeli sniper and his importance too the relationship of his target, not everyone is engaged because it’s not a game out there and the Israeli spec ops know this better than anyone..no trophies for 2nd or 3rd place only pine boxes..remember there is no penalty taking a shot at a steel target vs trying to engage someone’s face at 600m knowing that if you miss your enemy can cover 600m very fast, this could be your last shot..that’s my answer without giving an exact answer..hope that helps..
@@bobbyp8221 Thanks, I know all that. This was my trade back in the day but with a bolt action. We could hit eyeballs at 400 meters on a sitting target. But the gas guns, I'm curious about their accuracy for 7.62 NATO, especially for HK's 16 inch barrel. The reason I ask is because I'm up in the air between a MK22 as you mentioned before, or just give in and get the HK gas gun because I'm losing hope that they'll ever release a 6.5 to us civis.
First, thank u for your service..for someone that has used both gas and bolt there is a huge difference in external ballistics, energy, stability of a round etc. there is a huge difference from HK to the Barrett MK22. The Barrett is bolt rifle designed to have an interchangeable barrel to shoot the 300prc, 300Norma, 338. I personally prefer all 3 calibers including the 300win mag Mk248mod1. HK is 308 gas platform, it’s a limited platform when compared to the MK22 (oranges vs apples), expensive parts..can’t imagine interchangeable barrels then having to tinker with gas regulators, it would be messy..I think highly of HK, IMHO it’s probably one the more accurate 308 gas platforms on the market..when the round gets bigger gas rifles become somewhat much more finicky with accuracy and cycling..the MK22 can do everything the HK can, whereas the HK designed for urban engagement, law enforcement, will struggle engaging a target outside of its environment near MAX EFFECTIVE range..a great leader once told me “for something gained, there is always something LOST”..this also applies to rifles..
@@bobbyp8221 I agree with the capabilities of the MK22 (it's a definite buy from me). I'm searching the high and low to see if anyone can school me on the BC for the gas gun. The Israeli CT sniper in the vid says he has to hit cms of his target. My question is what's the max range for that engagement?
It is not strange for someone who lives on a land belonging to the Native American peoples to love people who did the same and robbed land belonging to another people (the Palestinians). The right must return to its owners one day, and that is not far off.
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@@fareedzeinate1155 The commenters don't seem to agree with you. Lol. You need to study history. Jews are the indigenous people of Israel. The name Jew stems from the region of Judea.
@@shevetlevi2821 The original inhabitants are the Palestinians who are us and I am one of them. I am from Haifa. You are originally from Europe and this is the difference. I read history well. I wanted to tell you to read your history well, but I remembered that you have no history . Lol
@@johnrodriguez3870 Love them well and hold on to this love, and do not forget, as you love them, to watch what they do in churches such as the Jatt al-Zaytoun Church in Jerusalem, and also do not forget to watch them attack Christians during the Holy Saturday celebrations, and do not forget in your love for them to forget the children who were killed over 75 years.
I can't believe IDF snipers use 308 for such long distances. Guys you need to upgrade to 375/408 cheytac with rifles like AMAP-MC or M200 intervention. So you will be shooting humans or material at 2-3 kilometers (3000 yards+++)
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7.62x51 same size as Kalashnikov? Is this PUBG or what... I understand he was trying to compare the caliber not the actual size but it's still kinda misleading.
@@BenyKarachun Ye, I'm aware that we're using standard assault rifles with x4 scope as marksman rifle. My question is, why standard squads don't use designated marksman rifles. Is it economic reason or it's harder to train standard grunts using such rifle?
I don't think he said Kalashnikov. I don't speak hebrew but I think he said "Galatz" which is an older Israeli semi-auto sniper rifle in 308Win. So the same caliber.
Terrorists cant aim for shit and this isnt a real scenario he just took em to the desert to shoot, like he said he engages in multiple scenarios including close quarters and malls
Makes sense I worked with the IDF snipers on many occasions and spent a month over there. They know what they are doing and are actually the best foreign nation I e worked with. They even had two female snipers that we worked with.
One of the 12 or so counter-terrorism units. If I remember correctly there are 16 known special forces units, and 12 (or 11, I'm not sure) of them are specialized in different types of counter-terrorism.
@@indirect-fire-enjoyer he does know the difference but not everyone watching might be such experts on bullet calibers, so the easiest way to convey size of diameter is saying the next best thing everyone knows.. aka don't be a stuck up chair expert and take things with a grain of salt..
@Adam Khan most of the founders of these companies are former or reserve duty in the IDF so they can get access. do not know if it was authorized or not.
Yeah I don't know, but that is not a stock Glock slide or frame. While I'm here, he mentioned that his rifle fires the same as the AK round, which isn't correct either. The AK-47 is 7.62 x 39mm, the Dragonuv is 7.62 x 54mm, but the .308 NATO is 7.62 x 51mm. Yes, the diameters are the same, but they are different. All this might sound pedantic, but to gun guys, there are physical differences, and these cartridges are not at all compatible.
@@LizardFrosty in peace? The IDF just murdered a female journalist, or maybe you didn't hear of that because she was a Palestinian and not an Israeli or a Ukrainian!
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