READING MATERIAL: K-ISOM SPECIAL Sniper Systems

One cannot have everything, but one can look at everything. Sniper rifles are wonderful when it comes to placing individual bullets at long distances. They cost a damn lot of money, and good shooters can even hit their target. The current "sniper systems" are presented in the new K-ISOM Special edition.

Sometimes it's also about a new type of ammunition. .300 Blackout is becoming increasingly popular among snipers. For example, with a weapon system from B&T. The shot range in police duty is usually shorter than in military use.

"Designated marksmen" dominate the battlefield in front of them with semi-automatics. The HK417 is a particularly popular system here, known as the G28 in the German Army. The magazine documents the equipment setup.

The Haenel G29 is the newest sniper system for the German Army. The story behind it is covered in the K-ISOM Special edition.

Optics are half the life for snipers. Steiner is a master from Germany in this field. Falke offers good quality at a good price.

For some, the fun only begins at night. High-tech leads to technical superiority over an enemy who cannot match it. Infrared and thermal imaging can be mounted directly on the weapon.

And sometimes it's about very classic skills. Snipers must also be masters of camouflage, operating most efficiently when hidden and undetected.

CONCLUSION: the magazine is a compact introduction to the topic of modern sniper equipment.

K-ISOM Special "Sniper Systems" has 114 pages and costs €9.90 (DEU), €11.30 in Austria. It is available in well-stocked magazine shops or directly from the publisher.

K-ISOM online: http://k-isom.com