Land Warfare
US Army puts Smash 2000 to the test
The US Army has subjected the Smash 2000 fire control-enabled rifle sight to undergo intensive live fire testing, Israeli manufacturer Smart Shooter announced on 15 October.
These tests, conducted at the Aberdeen Proving Ground from 14-24 September, were funded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense under the Foreign ...
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