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What makes it a DMR?


Liam Porter
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I was just messing around with my sniper parts, and decided I'd see what my M4 looks like with a 290mm silencer, bi-pod and a 3-9x40 scope. It looks somewhat odd..

I thought, if I used a Vietnam style magazine (as they're shorter), and maybe lose the crane stock and add an M16 stock, it'd start to look more like a semi-auto sniper rifle.

 

Basically, I was just wondering on what you would define as a DMR, and what you would define as an AEG with a longer barrel, scope and bit more power?

Could an M4-CQB become a DMR with just the addition of a couple of attachments?

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A DMR is esentually an accurised assault rifle.

What you put on it is up to you, for example I use an acog. I'd say semi only is a must, length doesn't matter much to me, watch Gary Gordon in bhd for example.

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So, if I put a slightly longer tight bore in my M4, upgraded the internals so it shoots about 380-400 fps, put a scope on it, limited it to semi/safe only. You would class it as a DMR?

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Yeah that'd pass in my books, how you set up your rifle is quite a personal decision on how to get it 'just right'. Unfortunately my local site limits me to 350, other wise is have mine at 420

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Only 350? What about spring snipers?

 

My local sites have 345 for AEG and 500 for sniper/DMR (woodland) and 400 (urban).

I like the sniping role, but my L96 is too powerful for urban, and I want a semi-auto 'cause it seems to match better :L

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What my M4 looks like :P

 

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Now to plan to upgrade the internals..

I know barrel, hop up and spring.. but which makes and anything else?

It shoots 330 now, so if I upgraded spring to 400, would I need new anything else to handle it?

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i just use an ics l86 with and acog and it works quite well

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There is a thread on the interent that shows you how to make a DMR not just an M4 with sniper style stuff stuck on it, it looks at internals optimisations and the likes when I find it ill pop it in here for you.

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I was looking at this for my ACR, I'm not sure if would make a good DMR any input Marcus?

 

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Well its should do, from what I've heard they have great range and accuracy so should make a good dmmr

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Marksman, have you got a picture of your gun?

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No but ill take one tonight for u

 

Edit: actually there's a few in the pictures of your guns thread in the gear section... not sure what page though, 6 I think

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I have an ICS L85 set up as a DMR. It has a tightbore, ACOG, is coverted to semi only, has a Guarder SP140 on the lowest spring setting and was last chrono'd at 436fps (the site has a 450 limit for semi AEG's).

 

Range and accuracy is impressive and with patience, i.e. sitting still in a bush for periods of time, you can get a lot of one shot kills. You shouldn't be detected particularly if you use dark coloured BB's (except I giggle a lot at my sneakiness which can give my position away) :P

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Basically, I was just wondering on what you would define as a DMR, and what you would define as an AEG with a longer barrel, scope and bit more power?

Could an M4-CQB become a DMR with just the addition of a couple of attachments?

 

I'd say it's not really the look of the gun as much as the performance which defines it (except it has to be a rifle, no SMGs obviously). IMO DMR = sniper hunter. If you can't go up against snipers with it, it's not a DMR!

 

If the gun falls just short of the minimum DMR standard, I'd be tempted to call it a battle rifle; although I'm aware this doesn't fit in with the actual definition of battle rifle, it seems to fit.

 

And hey, if the M4-CQB's heavily upgraded enough that it's got the performance, then I guess it'd have to be a DMR.

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