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"Remember, take into account variable humidity and wind speed along the bullets flight path. At this distance, you also have to take the Coriolis effect into account."
Wasn't there a UK sniper in Afghanistan who targeted a Taliban bad guy at some incredible distance, two miles or something, had to aim two feet up and to the left of the guy's head, and drilled him right between the eyes. Awesome if true
Wasn't there a UK sniper in Afghanistan who targeted a Taliban bad guy at some incredible distance, two miles or something, had to aim two feet up and to the left of the guy's head, and drilled him right between the eyes. Awesome if true
I've seen a sniper take out a 6in metal square at about 1.5 miles - Firepower demo at Warminster. Awesome shot as the weather was pretty crap, but I can believe 2 miles is possible.
"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."
a two-man sniper team of the Royal Marines, armed with L96 sniper rifles each killed targets at a range of about 860 metres (941 yd) with shots that, due to strong wind, had to be “fire[d] exactly 17 meters (56 ft) to the left of the target for the bullet to bend in the wind.
We should send him an invitation to come over and watch the much-publicised concert for Nelson Mandela, who along with the rest of SA has remained tight-lipped about the blatant massacres taking part in former Rhodesia.
Is it because the perpetrators are not white?
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