【衝撃】なぜ自衛隊のスナイパーはスコープをつけないのか？

"The iron sight that no one used" was the ultimate insurance. An answer from 80 years ago, etched into the M24 SWS procurement specifications. While militaries around the world are investing vast sums in expensive composite sighting systems, the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's M24 SWS anti-personnel sniper rifle retains a configuration that allows for the attachment of a detachable peep sight. This mechanical sight was an officially required specification in the initial M24 procurement contract, for the reasons of "backup for optical sight failures" and "countermeasures against lens reflection." The same physical principles that Simo Häyhä of the Winter War found 80 years ago are etched into 21st-century procurement specifications. This explanation is based on publicly available documents. The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's M24 SWS anti-personnel sniper rifle was introduced through the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program starting in fiscal year 2002, and procurement records for the HK G28 E2 can be confirmed for fiscal year 2023. This video explains the design philosophy behind the detachable iron sights, which were officially incorporated as a requirement in the M24 SWS procurement contract, and the commonalities with Simo Häyhä's scope-less sniping technique, based on publicly available documents. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ *This video is based on publicly available documents, with the uploader's own thoughts added in. *This video was produced through manual scriptwriting and editing. *There is no intention to defame any specific country, organization, or individual. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ Hashtags #M24SWS #JSDFsniper #SimoHäyhä #JapanGroundSelfDefenseForce #MilitaryExplanation