think i saw that docu too.Originally posted by tca27:really got to respect those guys man, once saw a documentary on discovery channel abt sniper training school, boy all i can say is it's not a stroll in the park. they had so many classes and skills to acquire that only a handful can make it. There's even once when none of the guys made it thru.
One shot, one kill....... juz dont be in their line of sight![]()
Originally posted by LRRP:Lol i got sniper friends and boy do they hate it lol. Only part about it is the sniper tag and the chicks that get's them lol
What? Young punk borned in 1985 trying to say something? Have you served your NS yet or not.
When I was doing sharpshooting you are still in primary skool playing marbles! ahahaha
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"[b]Ur fav.......why dont u try and be one and see how it feels. It's not as nice as you think it is."[/b]
I'd like to dispute that. I think it's more gratifying to have your shot down the intended target. Then there's the mad rush after that.Originally posted by LRRP:Nothing beats the feeling of having a target in between your cross hairs.
u seen our snipers b4? they really got some cool stuffOriginally posted by Obersturmfuhrer:I'd like to dispute that. I think it's more gratifying to have your shot down the intended target. Then there's the mad rush after that.
Jokes aside, every vocation is respectable not just commandos , snipers or guards. While it is appropriate to acknowledge the special qualities of these special soldiers, please keep in mind the "not-so-special" people who hold the Armed Forces together and keep it running.
Btw, I think snipers get the coolest "toys"![]()
Now I know I am going to get some (alot) of flak for this....but I met a sniper team whilst on an exercise and ...not awed.Originally posted by martin_lim85:u seen our snipers b4? they really got some cool stuff
Other then wetting the soil, he can simply unfold a handkerchief below the muzzle of the weapon and weigh the four corners down with pebbles/stones.Originally posted by superworm99:[quote]Originally posted by LRRP:
[b]My fav Military Occupational Specialty. Nothing beats the feeling of having a target in between your cross hairs.
should the sniper wet the ground so that dust will not be kicked up when he fire a shot so as not to disclose his position?
For this case, it is not needed, his barrel have very good ground clearance. Also the ground is not soft soil buy small stones . Unless he use a 0.5 instead of 7.62. then his position will be disclose.Originally posted by superworm99:[quote]Originally posted by LRRP:
[b]My fav Military Occupational Specialty. Nothing beats the feeling of having a target in between your cross hairs.
should the sniper wet the ground so that dust will not be kicked up when he fire a shot so as not to disclose his position?
Interesting - there's a fellow named Law whose name I expected to see there. Not too surprised about Patrick, though - he was my section mate in BMT and was a decent shooter even then, IIRC.Originally posted by riken1974:To our Snipers from Commando or maybe SOF:
They had done us proud. See below:
Operational Tactics, Inc., the world leader in innovative law enforcement and military specialized training is proud to present the World Sniper Championship™. The World Sniper Championship™ promotes education through competition. The events are designed to challenge professional snipers in operational situations. Open only to law enforcement and military personnel, the competition also provides an intimate setting to network with professionals from around the world. The concurrent Vendor Exhibition offers the opportunity to see and test new and innovative products.
Official Results
World Sniper Championship Overall Team Champions - Bennie Cooley, Jr., Department of Energy - Idaho, Falls, Idaho and Todd Salmon, Lee County, Florida Sheriff's Office
2nd Place Overall Team - Lim Wang Sing and Woon Kim Meng, Singapore Armed Forces Commandos Team B
3rd Place Overall Team - John Sheahan and Joede Vanek, Las Vegas, Nevada Metropolitan Police Department
4th Place Overall Team - Wong Kam Man and Patrick Tan Choong Kiang, Singapore Armed Forces Commandos Team A
5th Place Overall Team - Dan Weaver and Trent Lebo, Maryland State Police
http://www.operationaltactics.org/world/results.html
U mean your friends are with the police? I don't think SAF designates and trains their snipers for urban and jungle, but I could be wrong, at least in my unit they didn't.Originally posted by casshern:i cant just sit/lie there for like hours waiting for someone to appear. not my kind of vocation.
however i believe some of my kakis are urban snipers. that is better den the jungle snipers. at least u wouldnt have to feed mosquitoes and swat them away....
Aiyah, start a new thread lah.Originally posted by mrblitzer21:this is out of topic.. but i can't find anywhere to post..
i was just wondering how many magazines a normal infantryman in the SAF is issued for his SAR-21.. 30 rounds per mag rite? thanx lol