CheyTac MODEL 200 CIV

Savez-vous si cette arme est prohibée au canada. J'ai essayé celui de mon oncle qui habite au state et je peux vous dire que sa tir en titi.

tu peut nous donner une photo ou un lien web pour la voir
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voici le lien: www.cheytac.com/

je c'est pas sérieux si on na le droit ici mes c'est trop beau comme carabine

je ne ses pas car il y a un chargeur mes en théorie ses pas prohiber mes tu ne pourra pas en trouver aux canada car les usa n'exporte pas de carabine militaire et surtout pas du .50bmg

cela est le plus près que j'ai trouver aux canada

http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/default.asp?Pg=8&do=3&mcid=1&scid=12&pid=173

ou cela
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/default.asp?Pg=8&do=3&mcid=1&scid=12&pid=44

si j'ai bien regarder ses pas du 50bmg ses le nouveau calibre pour compensé la lois de Arnold S si oui tu ne trouvera pas de bal aux canada

Je suis curieux de savoir dans quel calibre tu l'a essayer ???? Normalement elle est en .408 cheytac. C'est dommage, j'ai 2 article qui disent que c'est pas terrible comme arme, les militaires ne l'ont même pas adopté a cause de la faible différence entre le .338 et la .408. Avec un boulet J40, la .338 est super-sonic passé 2000 verges, a peine 10 pieds par secondes derriere la .408. Mais c'est dommage que la compagine sois de la merde car elle fabrique des tres belles armes. Il y en a 4 ou 5 au canada, elle ne sont pas restreinte mais bonne chance pour les composantes de rechargement, en provenance de UK oui mais pas des USA car elle utilise une douille de 50 bmg modifié et TOUT ce quei est 50BMG ne passe plus les douanes depuis quelques années. C'est pour ca que j'ai mis mon projet de 50 BMG a BEAUCOUP plus tard, d'ici quelques années, j'ai peur d'avoir des composantes et des munitions de ce calibre...

Sendero
Tres bon, a lire

Why the .338 Lapua is better. In combat sniping, the ability to strike a target at great range is more about the ability to address environmental and meteorological factors than it is the gun. The .408 without computer support is no better at 2000 yards than a 50 or a 338 Lapua. It is guess work for any of those guns. The above things are intangibles, here is real data:

Bullets and the cartridge make all the difference. The .338 270 gr. Lost River Ballistic Technologies J40 match bullet is the best .338 bullet in the world. It has a 2000 yard supersonic range in a gun that can push it to 2850 fps. (At this point, I’d advise against the AI .338 Lap Mag, it's the least capable of any of the guns out there, but they have great marketing guys and good brochures). The 250 gr. Scenar Lapua bullet only has a super sonic range of 1600 meters at 3000 fps.

At 2000 yards, the flight time for a 750 gr. AMAX out of a .50 and flight time is 3.6 seconds. Velocity at 2000 yards for the AMAX is 1153 fps, just barely supersonic. This means the projectile at 2000 yards moves about 3.8” for every 1 millisecond of time and range.

At 2000 yards, the flight time for a 338 Lapua at 2900 fps (their best speed) and the flight time is 3.4 seconds. Velocity at 2000 yards for the 270 gr. LRBT J40 round is 1159 fps, also, just barely supersonic. This means the projectile at 2000 yards moves about 4.1” for every 1 millisecond of time and range.

At 2000 yards, the flight time for a 408 CheyTac shooting the 419 gr. at 2900 fps and the flight time is 3.5 seconds. Velocity at 2000 yards for the 419 gr. LRBT J40 round is 1213 fps, also, just barely supersonic, but a little better. This means the projectile at 2000 yards moves about 4.4” for every 1 millisecond of time and range.

SUMMAY OF ABOVE DATA:

750 GR. .50 BMG AMAX @ 2000 yards, projectile is 1153 fps and covers 3.8” for 1 millisecond of flight.

338 Lapua 270 gr. LRBT J40 @ 2000 yards, projectile is 1159 fps and covers 3.4” for 1 millisecond of flight.

.408 CheyTac 419 gr. J40/M40 @ 2000 yards,, projectile is 1213 fps (a little better but statistically and tactically insignificant) and covers 4.4” for 1 millisecond of flight time.

The reality is that at that range, none have any advantage and a flight time of 3+ seconds is too long for any realistic shot on a non-material target. As a professional shooter, I would challenge any CheyTac shooter to a head to head shoot against a .50 BMG shooting AMAX and any .338 Lapua shooting the 270 gr. LRBT bullet.

With the above things in mind. The .408 suffers the following real world disadvantages.

.408 vs. .338 on weight = you can get a .338 Lapua in at 17 lbs easy. Lightest weight for a .408 repeater is 26 lbs. They do make a single shot rifle that they can get down to about 17 lbs, but recoil management is a serious issue. You can make a gun too light to be good with it.

.408 vs. .338 on cost. = You can have a .338 Lapua from H&S Precision for 2100.00 in their HTR rifle. Dakota Arms, which is a very fine rifle, is 4400.00. The .408 M200 military gun from Cheytac is 12,000.00. (If they sold you one, right now, they like to claim military only, but no military is buying any.