Russian snipers in the Northern Military District zone received a new batch of high-precision Raptor Tactical .338 LM rifles

A new batch of high-precision sniper rifles Raptor Tactical .338 LM went to the special operation zone, BespokeGun CEO Yaroslav Tabolsky said.

Russian snipers in the Northern Military District zone received a new batch of Raptor sniper rifles chambered for .338 LM (8,6x70 mm). As noted, these rifles are highly accurate weapons and are assembled for a specific shooter, taking into account his wishes. Raptor is a complex that includes the rifle itself, sights, ammunition and tuning for a specific sniper. The weapon is mass-produced, but in small batches.

Today we are delivering a batch of Raptor rifles chambered for .338 Lapua Magnum to our snipers. Since each rifle is individually equipped, the individual batches that we transfer are small, but these are all serial products

- leads RIA News Tobolsky's words.

BespokeGun Raptor Tactical .338 LM sniper rifles appeared in the Northern Military District zone recently; for the first time, this weapon was “lit up” in an RT report about snipers of the 155th Marine Brigade of the Pacific Fleet in early June of this year. A group of brigade snipers, armed with these rifles, is engaged in tracking down and destroying command staff, sappers, snipers, etc. enemy. The rifle allows firing at a range of more than 1,5 km.

According to the developer, the Raptor Tactical .338 LM is capable of effectively hitting targets at ranges of up to 1850 meters, accuracy within 0,3 minutes of arc (MOA) and tends to 0,1 MOA. Weight without additional accessories - 7,1 kg.

Comments

[75 Sergey]

Nowadays we like names in a foreign style, no matter what - only raptors, not a single velociraptor, and a simpler name, but with a sense of imagination is not enough.
As always, we bow down to foreigners - it’s disgusting.
Aren’t all names in Russia required to be written in Cyrillic?

[Aken]

I will support you. Or maybe it was before - Carnation, Cornflower, Poplar...
Pleasant, life-affirming. For us, of course, life-affirming

[75 Sergey]

You can continue - a tray, a sleigh, period, and even Peresvet...

[Aken]

Certainly. Previously, people were kinder and, dare I say it, more intelligent.

[VSO-396]

Quote: 75Sergey

You can continue - a tray, a sleigh, period, and even Peresvet...

Or it can be simpler, like in the good old days: DP, PPSh, SVD, DShK...

[Boris Sergeev]

This is not just some kind of “fashion” - it is a course towards eradicating the Russian language, to which ML suppliers have also joined in, forcing them to use the Cyrillic alphabet is as easy as shelling pears. However, no one is forcing you.

[Ivan Mak_2]

Most likely they are simply hoping for possible exports in the future. You've already been burned on the Lada)

[Plate]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

This is not just some kind of “fashion” - this is a course towards eradicating the Russian language,

I agree with the commentator above - this is aimed at export. The same Lobaev is a private weapons manufacturer. This BespokeGun, as I understand it, is also a private company. It’s their right to call their products what they want. If you want, make your own weapons company, call the rifles in Cyrillic. I just wonder who, based on the results of the SVO, will have larger-scale production: those who have invested in advertising right up to the level of naming all sorts of BespokGan, or you?

[flSergius]

On the one hand, it would be nice if this were the case. On the other hand, I understand manufacturers who immediately focus on exporting to any country in the world. Well, come up with a name in Russian, Udar Veles, and make the entire site in Russian. A potential buyer from an African country, where official documents are still in French, comes in - he won’t understand anything and won’t buy anything! Or you were advised to buy a Xiaomi phone, but they are not on the website, only some 小米. Although I wouldn't recommend it

[Boris Sergeev]

Are military production facilities (probably also using state-owned equipment) created for buyers from African countries?

[Repellent]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

Are military production facilities (probably also using state-owned equipment) created for buyers from African countries?

Your lack of education is comparable only to your own bad manners.

The Raptor Tactical high-precision shooting system is the result of a collaboration between BespokeGun and CNC GC

- both offices - private Russian
- both started as “improvers” (customizers) of weapons based on foreign components
- in 2019, BespokeGun created its own production
- there was no "state equipment" there, and there is no

Materiel, "Sergeev", materiel

[Boris Sergeev]

We teach and teach. It seems that especially gifted individuals have gathered there.
By the way, the average number of employees is 10 people.
LLC "STILPAK"
107150, Moscow, st. Permskaya, 11, building 5, office 620a
Research and development in the field of natural and technical sciences
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna
LLC "BESPOCKGAN TECHNOLOGY"
141009, Moscow region, Mytishchi, st. Novoslobodskaya, possession 1, building 1, office 304
Manufacture of weapons and ammunition
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna
LLC "BESPOCK CARBON"
249030, Kaluga region, Obninsk, st. Universitetskaya, building 50v
Providing services in the field of production of other plastic products
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
LLC "LERME"
119034, Moscow, st. Prechistenka, building 28, floor/room/room basement/IV/1-3
Activities specialized in the field of design
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
LLC "UNIVERSAL PLUS"
105203, Moscow, st. Parkovaya 15th, 10, building 1
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna

[Repellent]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

We teach and teach

Eco pushed you... and then what? This is all here - why?

However, they produce the Raptor. Price - from 1500000 re per piece, for me - a bit too much, to be honest...

[Boris Sergeev]

Where do they produce it, if on the street. Novoslobodskaya in Mytishchi have a dozen businesses registered, including a hairdresser?

[Repellent]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

Where do they make it?

My friend, google “legal and actual address”. And it will be revealed to you true

[Boris Sergeev]

So Google it instead of wasting air.

[Revolver]

Quote: 75Sergey

As always, we bow down to foreigners - it’s disgusting.

Well, yes, it happened, the “French” loaf was renamed “city” and thus they overcame rootless cosmopolitanism. Back then, as part of that campaign, they tried to rename the waitress a saucer and the voltmeter into a voltage meter, but somehow it didn’t catch on.

[Svetlana]

"Waiter" is also not a Russian name. It entered the Russian language along with “Restaurant” ;)
Russian is: "Polovoi" who worked in the "Tavern"s.
Read Gilyarovsky

[Boris Sergeev]

Listen to the president’s press secretary with his “deadlines” and “restrictions,” although there are Russian “deadlines” and “restrictions.”

[BMP-2]

By tradition, domestic small arms always contain the name of the designer in their names...

[Alexga]

Sergey, this is what they write about themselves:

The company was founded in 2014 as a production of “custom” high-precision rifles based on imported components, and was essentially a weapons workshop without the possibility of full-fledged in-house production.

There are also prices on the website. I hope the delivery was at the expense of the company. Or just making money in war?

[storm]

Well, first of all, you should have produced and supplied the rifles yourself.

I work and honestly pay taxes on which rifles and shells are bought for the army....
This is not the Stone Age where everyone has to make their own spear and club!
Rifles should be produced by specialists - gunsmiths, and I react very adequately to stupid remarks about how they worked during the Great Patriotic War...

the T-34 tank in 1941 cost 269 thousand rubles,
in 1942 the cost had already dropped to 193 thousand,
and in 1945 the price dropped to 135 thousand.
Chairman of the USSR State Planning Committee Nikolai Voznesensky in his work “The Military Economy of the USSR during the Patriotic War” noted that the average monthly salary of workers in the union industry of the USSR (and then there were enterprises of union and republican subordination) increased from 375 rubles in 1940 to 573 rubles in 1944 (by 53%). Moreover, in the ferrous metallurgy it reached 697 rubles, and in the coal industry - 729 rubles. The wages of engineering and technical workers during the same period increased from 768 rubles to 1209 rubles. Moreover, in the ferrous metallurgy it reached 1725 ​​rubles, and in the coal industry – 1502 rubles.
And how many tanks could a worker or engineer buy even with a double salary???
For the most part, workers used part of their salaries to buy government loan bonds, and with this money collected by the “whole world” the PEOPLE’s tanks and airplanes were built.
flSergius (Sergey) heard the ringing, but doesn’t know where it is....

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: flSergius

I hope the delivery was at the expense of the company. Or just making money in war?

During the Second World War, rear guards organized Stakhanov-style competitions and, accordingly, received horse salaries based on piecework. Imagine what scoundrels they were - they made money from the war!

During World War II, buying a loaf of bread without a card cost exactly a month’s salary. Those. if you plowed like a horse, you could afford an extra loaf of bread a month, and especially the “scoundrels” had as many as two or three.

[Alexga]

For the curious, here is a link about the company: https://bespokegun.ru/aboutus, they produce weapons not for war, but just to shoot for “thick wallets”. Editors, don’t fool your readers, this is all more like simple advertising.

[flSergius]

Modern practical shooting and sports sniping differ little from the shooting of professional military personnel. If their rifles have MOA accuracy to qualify them as sniper rifles, then why not? Yes, there is also the issue of the service life of the barrel and other parts, they are probably less than the same SVDM, but in war conditions this will do.

[Plate]

I think that if the rifles pass through the Ministry of Defense, then certain requirements were imposed on the quality of the rifles, to comply with which they carried out upgrades if necessary.

[Tagan]

Quote: 75Sergey

Nowadays we like names in a foreign style, no matter what - only raptors, not a single velociraptor, and a simpler name, but with a sense of imagination is not enough.
As always, we bow down to foreigners - it’s disgusting.
Aren’t all names in Russia required to be written in Cyrillic?

If products are exported, then it is quite possible that inconveniences arise with the Cyrillic alphabet.

[Aken]

You can stretch your imagination. For example, use common letters - HORRISH

[BMP-2]

Well, we need to export the Cyrillic alphabet, and not silently watch as “partners” everywhere replace it with the Latin alphabet...

[Passing]

What kind of company is BespokeGun? Is it really the best in Russia? Why do the eminent Lobaev and Promtekhnologii modestly guarantee an accuracy of 0,4-0,6 MOA, and in a marketing impulse they only dare to “reach 0,3 MOA and better”, and BespokeGun ultimatively raise the bar to “within 0,3 arc minutes ( MOA) and tends to 0,1 MOA"? Is this really true, and is it backed by something outstanding, or, like Lobaev in his younger years, are they too optimistic about their ability to maintain the bar on serial products?

[rotmistr60]

Quote: 75Sergey

Nowadays we like names in a foreign style

I agree that it is not entirely correct to call Russian weapons made in Russia in the English version using the Latin alphabet. This is probably being done with the Western audience in mind with the prospect of receiving orders from them.

[Svetlana]

Don't pick on the title. As they say: “Even if you call it a pot, just don’t put it in the oven.” The main thing is that this thing causes damage to the enemy, and the name is secondary.

Of course, it is necessary to conduct explanatory work with the manufacturer. But not through websites.

[Romanenko]

I read it on the website - it’s a really interesting product, and the main thing that made me happy is that we have more gunsmiths involved in serious high-precision work. This really makes me happy. Let's hope that this model will not have jambs with ammunition and magazines for LM .338, like early models from another manufacturer.
Happy shooting, and long life to the rifles and their owners!

[storm]

Why again Raptor, and not “Arrow of Perun”, we seem to be in Russia and fighting for Russia?
Now, wherever you look, every second sample is either a Raptor or a Terminator, don’t the managers have any imagination left?

[Repellent]

Quote: assault

Why Raptor again, and not “Arrow of Perun”

Because “assault” is a chicken thing. Kurochkin assault

[storm]

All sniper groups (twos, threes) must be provided with snipers and LM .338 caliber rifles.
Now this is the golden mean between the light, but low-power 7,62/54 or 7,62/51, which does not penetrate class 5,6 body armor, not to mention lightly armored vehicles
and 12,7mm “anti-material” rifles, which are not particularly suitable for a multi-kilometer raid behind enemy lines due to their weight of 12-15 kg and large dimensions.

[Bad_gr]

BespokeGun Raptor Tactical .338 LM

[faiver]

There is a question - where did the ammunition come from?

[KSVK]

Quote: faiver

There is a question - where did the ammunition come from?

Well, strictly speaking, our refinery seems to have mastered the production of 338LM cartridges. Although I seriously doubt that anyone will shove the Novosibovsk product into a normal rifle. In general, as far as I know, Bespoke Gun products are produced with imported barrel blanks. The chambers are reamed for a specific bullet. And the rifle is provided to the owner with a tuned cartridge (along with a recipe).
In general, it’s good that our snipers get such weapons. Because on the other hand, sniper units are saturated with Western high-precision models.

[faiver]

In general, it’s good that our snipers get such weapons

- I am for it

[Romanenko]

In general, this year Vlad Lobaev began making Lapua, but of course there are questions. The case is rather weak, the gunpowder, again, the bullet is ok, but it doesn’t always sit well in the case, I think it will cope with all the jambs, but this will also take time

[amr]

Quote: Boris Sergeev

We teach and teach. It seems that especially gifted individuals have gathered there.
By the way, the average number of employees is 10 people.
LLC "STILPAK"
107150, Moscow, st. Permskaya, 11, building 5, office 620a
Research and development in the field of natural and technical sciences
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna
LLC "BESPOCKGAN TECHNOLOGY"
141009, Moscow region, Mytishchi, st. Novoslobodskaya, possession 1, building 1, office 304
Manufacture of weapons and ammunition
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna
LLC "BESPOCK CARBON"
249030, Kaluga region, Obninsk, st. Universitetskaya, building 50v
Providing services in the field of production of other plastic products
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
LLC "LERME"
119034, Moscow, st. Prechistenka, building 28, floor/room/room basement/IV/1-3
Activities specialized in the field of design
Founder – Kuzhel Vladislav Vladimirovich
LLC "UNIVERSAL PLUS"
105203, Moscow, st. Parkovaya 15th, 10, building 1
Founder – Rogozhina Svetlana Yurievna

it's official!!!
because if everyone is taxed, they will be torn apart so that production will end immediately!

[SUKRAM]

what ever happened to the self aiming bullet,, or smart bullet.
both the us and the RU were making studies on them
the yanks got 2 to advanced testing stage, but dont know about whether they became common place,or just top secret
i know very little about the RU one, is it still going,
if it can be perfected, then this is surely the way to go. !!