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Actually, the description is wrong. Bond was there in a counter-sniper role. He chose the armor-piercing rounds allegedly because KGB *SNIPERS* wear body armor, not generals. He was there to protect the general, not kill him. The general was attempting (so they thought) to defect to the West.
Also, I believe the "can"-style flash suppressor is the older style. The newer one was more like a traditional forked type.
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Actually, the description is wrong. Bond was there in a counter-sniper role. He chose the armor-piercing rounds allegedly because KGB *SNIPERS* wear body armor, not generals. He was there to protect the general, not kill him. The general was attempting (so they thought) to defect to the West.
Also, I believe the "can"-style flash suppressor is the older style. The newer one was more like a traditional forked type.
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