Balance of the high-precision complex Specter

The balance of a sniper system is the correct uniform distribution of the weapon's mass along its length. Some parts of the weapon are heavier, while others are lighter, and a well-designed system can provide the shooter with the necessary controllability.

Proper balance is important when shooting from bipods to maintain target acquisition after a shot, but it is especially important when shooting from a tripod.

Thanks to the careful engineering of the stock component masses, with each shot you get impeccable system balance, as well as minimal force impact of the recoil impulse on the shooter.

The center of mass is located in the middle of the rifle at the point where the system is mounted to the tripod on the Arca-Swiss. Of course, it can shift slightly depending on the barrel length and profile, as well as the weight of the muzzle devices used. In the video is the system with a 28'' (710 mm) barrel in the optimal configuration recommended byBespokeGun.