Army orders rifle-mounted smart scopes to down small drones
The US Army has ordered rifle-mounted smart scopes to counter small drones. These scopes are similar to those used by the Marines and have advanced fire control systems. The contract for the scopes, known as SMASH 2000LE, was awarded to Smart Shooter for $10.
7 million. Delivery is expected between July and September. Further details about the order, including the number of scopes being purchased, are not specified by the company or the Army, but more information can be found through the company's news release or other sources.
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