Defense & Security Thailand 2019: ATA Arms showcases its Multi Caliber Sniper Rifle.

Ata Arms, the Turkish company well known for its wide range of assault and pump-action rifles has presented its Multi-Caliber Sniper Rifle at Defense & Security Thailand, the biennial event which takes place in Bangkok from 18-21 November 2019.

Multi-Caliber Sniper Rifle at Defense & Security Thailand 2019 (Picture source: Army Recognition)

The innovative perspective of Celal Yollu, has played a major role in making the arms industry to take its current form in our country and even in the world. The brand, which is the biggest shotgun manufacturer of Turkey, has its own place in the world league with innovative approaches and technological investments realized by Master Celal's sons who are pertinaciously following his footprints.

In terms of specifications, the ASR multi-caliber sniper rifle has a magazine capacity of 10 rounds, a stock length adjustment of 60 mm and can be configured 3 safety positions: the F-fire, the S-safe, and L-lock. The optical interface is a MIL-STD- full load displacement of 4,000 tons and a total 913 Picatinny Rail with 20 MOA forward inclination. The QD sling fixation swivels are located on the forend, buttstock, and receiver. The octagonal handguard is equipped with an M-Lok interface, full length MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail.

The multi-caliber sniper rifle is fitted with integrated monopod features two types of adjustments; precise or quick. Its Three-locking lugs design 60° bolt lift, quick detachable bolt heads. The trigger mechanism is a two-stage design with an adjustable weight of pull for every stage and trigger shoe. Barrel or caliber change can be performed by the operator in field conditions less than in a minute, by a HEX wrench stored in the fore-end in a special tool compartment.

ATA Arms is presenting outstanding service in more than 70 countries, proving the wide appeal of its exceptional product range. Manufacturing 60.000 units of which 90% are exported reveals its worldwide success by reaching the sky.