The accurate shooter is usually the long-range shooter in the class, which is actually similar to the role played by the sniper, but the sniper is more comprehensive and more terrible. Precision shooters are executive teams that receive simple sniper support and cover. People who have received long-range fire support are generally equipped with rifles with low magnification sights, mostly semi-automatic rifles with 7.62 mm caliber. Compared with sniper precision shooters, the requirements for accuracy and gun performance are much lower, while snipers, to put it bluntly, are more capable of being executed by special forces. A generalist in long-range combat missions, so snipers have much higher requirements for their own training and gun performance than precision shooters, and their ability is also much higher. Of course, the two tasks overlap, such as covering an attack, but it is more worthwhile to equip accurate shooters with such tasks than snipers.