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22 Target Competition 40-grain Lead Solid. 22 Interceptor 40-grain Copper Plated Solid, and the. 22 Super Extra Standard Velocity 40-grain Lead Solid, the. 22 Super Extra High Velocity 40-grain Copper Plated Solid, the. 223 Remington to 7.62 NATO, and a whole array of shotshells from 12 gauge to.

45 Colt, centerfire rifle ammo ranging from. 22 WMR, centerfire handgun ammo ranging from. 22 Long Rifle loadings, including a 30-grain SuperMaximum loading that is rated at a blistering 1,700 fps (Aguila says it's the fastest. A quick look of the company's website shows it currently offers 13. 22 Long Rifle ammunition is made by Aguila. It's great for plinking, small-game hunting, and target shooting, and a lot of great-performing. Even so, I happen to be a big fan of the versatile rimfire round. 22 Long Rifle round, but it may be the most underappreciated cartridge of 'em all. I don't know how many times it's been said about the.

Length – 1004 (730 with folded stock) mm.

Precision – 0.5 MOA\15 mm distance between the centers (5-shot at 100 m).

I’m not holding my breath for these to be imported into the US for civilian sales, however the 40 Lobaev would be an excellent choice for those needing a subsonic platform and require the additional energy delivery at close ranges. The VSS Vinorez, which is in service with the Russian armed forces utilizes the 9×39 cartridge. The Russians have a history with using subsonic ammunition in accurized platforms. They purport to be suppliers of sniper rifles to Russian security services which may be unprecedented for a privately operated company operated in Russia. See below for chart courtesy of JBM Ballistics: Calculated TableĪccording to their Facebook page Lobaev Arms is a Russian manufacturer of high end precision rifles and was founded in 2005 and is located in Kaluga which is 150KM southwest of Moscow. This is very impressive even with significant bullet drop occurring past 100 meters. At 1017 fps the muzzle energy works out to 962 ft/lbs which is significantly more energy that even 338 Lapua subsonic, which at 1000 fps pushes a 300gr projectile with 666 ft/lbs of muzzle energy. Along with standard 308 Win, the DLV-10 uses a new proprietary cartridge called the 40 Lobaev which sends a 419 grain bullet at subsonic velocities. The Lobaev Arms DVL-10 Saboteur is an integrally suppressed sniper rifle system that is designed for relatively close ranges. However, this setup might be a good choice if an entry team member is carrying magazines loaded subsonic and supersonic which could easily be switched out after taking out sentries and/or lights in a stealthy manner. For close in operations a suppressed SMG like the MP-5 SD may be a be better choice. This is less than half the energy delivery of a standard 300AAC cartridge. Energy at the muzzle is at best equivalent to a standard FMJ 380ACP round. The table shows a trajectory numbers that are similar to a subsonic 300AAC bullet, however energy delivery tells a different story.

No word has been given yet as to the type of ammunition the SS2-v7 would use but assuming a 75 Grain bullet you can expect the following trajectory numbers (Courtesey of JBM Ballistic Calculator): The modifications will invariably require a heavier than normal projectile to increase gas pressure. Some modifications with springs and gas systems have been attempted in an effort to get the Ar-15 to cycle reliably using subsonic ammunitions and these modifications have been met with varying degrees of success. Shooting a subsonic 5.56 round in a standard AR-15 platform requires the need to cycle the action manually due to the lighter load not being able to throw the BCG far enough to eject the spent case and pick up another round. No details yet have been released about the ammunition but the rifle appears to be chambered in 5.56. The SS2-V7 Subsonic appears to have a much shorter barrel with a larger suppressor attached at the muzzle. The SS2 uses a gas piston design similar to the Kalashnikov. The SS2 is an entirely Indonesian designed weapon and was developed to replace the SS1 which was a licensed copy of the Belgian FN-FNC. This new rifle is based on the standard issue SS2 which was introduced to the Indonesian military in 2006. Included was a new rifle named the SS2-V7 Subsonic. On June 9th, 2016 the state-owned Indonesian defense company PT Pindad launched four new small arms systems.