Is the right in the right hand an M82A1 scaled down or a scaled down M107?

tenmaru said:
Is the right in the right hand an M82A1 scaled down or a scaled down M107?

The M82A1 and the M107 are the same thing, iirc. The M107 is the Army designation for it, that's all.

I think that, unless the artist screwed up, it's supposed to be the M82A1CQ she's carrying. It's got a shorter barrel (20"), and it's supposed to be used where the regular length barrel would be too long.

It's also one of my favorite sniper rifles. :V

From what I have seen the M82A1 and M107 are different in that the M107 is an updated rebuild of the M82A1. Either way after I found both rifles being utterly prohibited in my country I stopped caring about them and started oogling Accuracy International guns....

M82A1 is the official and standard issue launched by Berrett company, while M107 is M82A1 with shorter barrel and King armaments # (sorry i forgot the code) pistol grip. if you have seen it's schematic, you should be able to notice the difference in the receiver trigger group. M95 uses M107 version as a basis

The picture is drawn with a MIL-STD-1913 rail, so it's either a M82A1M, M82A3 or M107. Other versions don't have the accessory rail.