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| CheyTac Intervention | ||
|---|---|---|
 Un CheyTac Intervention. | ||
| Tipo | Fusil de francotirador de cerrojo | |
| País de origen |
 Estados Unidos | |
| Historia de servicio | ||
| En servicio | 2001–al presente | |
| Historia de producción | ||
| Fabricante | CheyTac LLC | |
| Producida | 2001–al presente | |
| Variantes |
M-200 M-200 CIV M-310 SS M-310 R | |
| Especificaciones | ||
| Peso | 14 kg (31 lb) | |
| Longitud |
1.346 mm 1.187 mm | |
| Longitud del cañón | 762 mm (30") | |
| Munición | .408 CheyTac (10 x 77) o .375 CheyTac | |
| Calibre | 10 mm | |
| Sistema de disparo | Cerrojo accionado manualmente | |
| Cadencia de tiro | manual | |
| Alcance efectivo | 2300 m | |
| Cargador | extraíble recto, de 7 cartuchos | |
El CheyTac M-200 Intervention es un fusil de francotirador de cerrojo estadounidense fabricado por CheyTac para interdicción de objetivos a larga distancia. Es alimentado por un cargador extraíble de 7 balas. Dispara munición .408 CheyTac o .375 CheyTac. Documentos de CheyTac dicen que el arma es capaz de ofrecer una precisión sub-MDA en distancias de hasta 2300 metros, uno de los más largos alcances de todos los modernos fusiles de francotirador hoy en día.[1] Está basado en el fusil EDM Arms Windrunner.
- ↑ Doing MOA capability testing is expensive. This is done by shooting 100 shots, no less than 2 minutes between each shot, correcting for conditions on each shot at 90% of the gun's supersonic range. You count the number of shots within an x MOA diameter. 80% of those shots in an x MOA arc within 90% of supersonic capability gives a REAL MOA value capability for a military grade long range rifle. If 80% of those shots fall within 0.9 MOA, then that is the gun's capability. If humans are shooting the guns, then you should use at least 5 shooters and average the values. Of course, a gun's individual capability should be tested at 200 yards to determine if the gun can hold a real group or not. We did this with the .408 in 2001 and 2002. Gives honest numbers, but costs a lot. (statement by Mr. Dean Michaelis, former co-owner and test shooter of CheyTac LLC)