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Guns & Gear of the SEALs

By NRA Staff (RSS)

July 15, 2012

With a drop-out rate of 85 percent in Basic Underwater Demolition School (BUDS), the U.S. Navy SEALs pride themselves on taking only the very best into “the teams.” Once through BUDS, a SEAL still has a lot of training before being officially awarded a trident. Once in, however, a SEAL is outfitted with some of the best equipment in the U.S. military.
Night Vision Devices
Earl Scheib Special
CQB Sight
Mk 48 Mod 0 Machinegun
Every Fifth Round A Tracer
Team 3 Patch
SEALs In Iraq
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15 Responses to Guns & Gear of the SEALs

Greg Whelchel wrote:
May 15, 2011

Thank you, thank you thank you. The words "THANK YOU" cannot express the amount of love, respect and admiration I have for not only SEAL TEAM 6, but for all of the men and women of all branches of America's military services. I again want to thank you all for standing tall in between me and all of those who seek to destroy America and telling me no one will cause me harm, not on your watch. It breaks my heart every time an American citizen bad mouths you. In stead of disrespecting you, those people should thank God for being a winner in life's "lottery" by being blessed for being born in America just as I do. Thank you all once again.

Terry Schecongost wrote:
May 13, 2011

A very close friend of mine from high school was a member or seal team 6 back in the Vietnam era. Thank God he made it back safe and with only a 7.62 in his shoulder. You guys are the best of the best and I wish you the best of hunting. get a little for me and George.

Ed Osborn wrote:
May 13, 2011

I think God for you guys every day. And I also am so glad that the last image of Osama bin Laden saw was that of the United States of America Navy SEALs!!!!. We all owe you so much, thank you for your service I will be praying for you all, Godspeed

cwnko wrote:
May 12, 2011

Enuf already! leave them alone dont need anymore articles on the SEALS. Might as well invite our enemies to their training camps! They r the best, end it!

richard armstrong wrote:
May 12, 2011

Navy seal product's have to be the best.they are alway's in harms way.all our armed forces should follow their lead

Jason wrote:
May 12, 2011

As other commenters have noted, the MK48 is NOT a modified version of a M240. It is a scaled up version of the MK46, which is itself a modified version of the M249. American Rifleman and their writers should know better.

Jason wrote:
May 12, 2011

These "SEALS" are wearing Army UCP pattern camoflage instead of AOR pattern.

Fat Pat wrote:
September 18, 2010

Wow no one has mentioned that is MA2 Michael Monsoor who posthumously received the Congressional Medal of Honor? That’s how you know they are SEALs please note the spelling format when referring to this unit in the future …. Regards,

Frankie Paulus wrote:
September 16, 2010

This will lock on you,in less than seconds.Thats the facts Jack.

Steve H wrote:
September 14, 2010

Notice the M14/M1A the second SEAL is carrying.

T wrote:
September 14, 2010

Almost more interesting is the MK14 Mod 0 being carried by the next SEAL.

Skydoc 1970 wrote:
September 14, 2010

Thank You, Seals. Thank God we have you. Hoorah!

J. Smith wrote:
September 14, 2010

The Mk48 is NOT a short-barreled version of the M240. Rather, it is a 7.62mm version of the Mk46, which is a lightened, product-improved M249. Compare the receivers of the Mk48 and you will see that it has much more in common with the M249 than the M240.

Skip wrote:
September 13, 2010

If these are seals, whyare they wearing Army Digital camo?

RobV wrote:
September 13, 2010

Some folks you really don't want to meet in the field, if you're thinkin bout mixin it up. THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE gentlemen!