What is the operation of the M110 like?

The operation of the M110 is very similar to the M16 which the Army likes to do to reduce required training but there are downsides to a semi-auto.

What is the M-110 Sass?

Winner of the U.S. Army award as one of the “Best 10 Inventions” of 2007, the M-110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System (M-110 SASS) is a precision 7.62mm NATO caliber, gas-operated rifle that is highly acclaimed for its battlefield performance.

Is the XM110 a replacement for the M24?

These rifles combined with M118LR have been good performers. One question that was not initially answered with the original order of XM110 and M110 rifles was whether this was a replacement for the M24 or not and the Army was somewhat unclear on the matter.

What happened to the M110 sniper rifle?

The M110 Semi Automatic Sniper System (M110 SASS) is an American semi-automatic sniper rifle/designated marksman rifle that is chambered for the 7.62×51mm NATO round, developed by U.S. firearm manufacturer Knight’s Armament Company. The M110 is to be replaced by the lighter and more compact Heckler & Koch G28.

How good is the accuracy of the M110?

Accuracy of the M110 has been good with typical accuracy between .5 – 1.0 MOA depending on ammo. The M118 (Special Ball), M118LR and M852 (168gr) ammo have all been approved for use in the M110 and in combat. The max effective range is listed by the US Army as 800 meters or longer depending on the skill level of the shooter.

What’s the difference between The XM110 and M110?

The rifle moved from Experimental (XM110) to standard (M110) a few years after the 2005 adoption date and with it came a few changes including an adjustable buttstock for length of pull only, sling swivel sockets or flush cups, a double sided bolt catch, and a button on the folding front sight to allow it to be locked into position.