3 Multi-part 28mm Coftyran Sharpshooters
Three of our sharpshooters photographed “somewhere in Toulmore”. Note the use of the standard helmet with the optional Pattern 6 scrim net and local foliage by two of them (L and R). The third (center) wears the wide-brimmed hat often seen on our kits shattering the ramparts of the so-called Iron Regime “over there”; they are said to be quite comfortable. Note also that they have removed their regimental chest plates or wrapped them in scrim, to prevent a reflection or the sound of it striking the environment from giving their positions away. Additional scrim obscures the Royal Coftyran Optical Works Pattern 80 scopes on their Harlechs. While this obviously protects the scopes, they are said to be among the most rugged of their class currently in service. Sources tell us these also ensure the adjustment knobs are not inadvertently knocked once the weapon is “zeroed”. You can bet these fellows are giving the enemy “billy-oh” right now!
– Crymuster Enthusiast Illustrated, “Photos From the Front!”, Gettlyn 1782 issue
