Low-Poly M40A5 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle Low-poly 3D model

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Low-Poly M40A5 Bolt Action Sniper Rifle Download available in a variety of file extensions including blend, obj, mtl, fbx, ply and 3ds. Summary: The M40A5 is a powerful bolt-action sniper rifle designed by the United States Marine Corps for maximum effectiveness. It features advanced variants including the M40, M40A1, M40A3 and M40A5. Each version was introduced at different intervals - the original in 1966, followed by the A1 model in the 1970s, the A3 variant in the 2000s, and the cutting-edge A5 model launched in 2009. Crafted from high-performance Remington 700 bolt-action rifles, every M40A5 undergoes rigorous modification by experienced armorers at Marine Corps Base Quantico. As each new M40A5 hits the market, the existing M40A1 rifles get upgraded to state-of-the-art A3s and then transformed into ultra-modern A5 sniper systems during their regular servicing. An incredible variety of scope options along with subtle personal adjustments made possible through these modifications set the M40A5 apart from other standard military rifles. At its core, the initial M40 rifle model originated as a factory-manufactured military version of the trusted Remington 700 series; however, it lacked some cutting-edge technology. The switch to the upgraded M40A1 and A3 involved swapping out one-piece wooden stocks for custom-built McMillan fiberglass units and integrating high-end scope attachments. Both the trigger and accuracy on both variants, namely M40A1/A3 remain uncompromised with trigger weights as low as 3 pounds - nearly identical to their ultra-reliable American-made Remington counter parts Current strategic plans reveal a tactical intention to progressively retire the aged yet dependable sniper system of the venerable MK 7 MOD.