Best Airsoft Rifle

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Okay the whole point of being a sniper on an airsoft team is not necessarily to take out selected targets but (depending on the size of the field you play on) to point them out.
If you guys are a small team which I would say is under 5 people there is almost no need for a sniper whatsoever.

If not then first you definitely need a scope to spot and if you correctly sight it in score a kill.
Now if you do actually plan on taking an active role in kills I mentioned that you need to sight in your scope. To do this simply spend the time outside with i would say a target about 75-100 feet away (maybe less depending on your normal field size) and fire at it until you can hit it within 1 foot. Adjust your hop-up as need and move your scope around until it hits where you point the scope.

admin answers:

Actually, it is not that bad because since you are based in the Rear of the Team (as scout & sniper) you will have a huge FOV (field of View). A Commander has to know where the troops are and communication must be flawless.

However, I do not recommend you to start the shooting (since you have a greater range) because you ARE the commander. Refuse using your weapon unless your squads have engaged targets. Then become auxiliary force instead of main force.

Have a Blast!

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When approaching a target at a corner, always send at least one man with and AEG (you might want to pick the guy with the weakest one), to go right up to the corner, but not round it. Then either send someone over around the end of the obstacle from the other side to flank your target, or have somebody behind you ready as backup in case the guys in front get compromised. Then, send two men around the corner at a considerably wide distance, with more powerful guns. As they go around, simultaneously send the man right up on the corner in, and multiply take out your target.

If you’re engaging just one member of the enemy team, and you have all of your team members with you, then ALWAYS have one man in the back to keep cover and look out for other enemies, and spot you out in the front also in case more enemies show up unexpectedly. As for the three remaining members in your 4-man team, slowly approach the target until you’re all in range for taking out the enemy. Then, signal or something to make sure all of your guys are ready. Shoot the target simultaneously for the best effect, because now there is 3 times more of a chance to hit your target, and also, it has a mental effect on the enemy. No one wants to go out if they think that they’re going to be ambushed by multiple members at the same time. Same tactic used by Marine Corps Scout Snipers.

Basic tip— if you’re behind an obstacle and an enemy is firing on you or is approaching always look out the side of the object, not the top.

Another basic tip— if you have two men going up against someone or somebody, always have someone give covering fire, which makes the enemy go under cover, while another member moves or advances to another position. This makes the enemy unaware of where your other teammate(s) is, because they were under cover while you were firing on them.

If you’re moving about or getting to different positions on the battlefield and you don’t know where the enemy is, always keep spread out.

Good luck on the field.

admin answers:

The best advice I can give you is to look at CAOC in the forums and read what others have posted and even ask questions on there. Http://caoc-a.com/SMF/

Second the best Mag out is U.S.A.S.O.C. Download their pdf issues and read them good information. Http://www.officialusasocmagazine.com/Issues.html

admin answers:

Well I’m sure they have their own communities. You can try searching for sniper forum.