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Monday, February 16, 2009
Marksmanship Returns in Afghanistan
"Spray and pray" may have its uses for up-close and personal. But where sight lines can exceed a couple hundred meters, I suspect that there is a certain amount of psychological effectiveness to hearing one shot and seeing one of your mates keel over.
There is a reason why sharpshooters have been feared on the battlefield for over 200 years.
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we are fighting back, you gotta read this
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1145667/Pictured-The-supergun-kills-mile--camouflaged-crackshots-using-Taliban.html
I wish I had my .303 Enfield back.
ReplyDeleteI love shooting very long distances with open sights and it's easy to do here. If there are two of you binocs can verify better.
You may stand a pretty good chance on the first shot but you sure as hell better not take that same chance on the second even if your over a mile away. Fun stuff.