4949shooter
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The time of flight to 2500 yds is over 7 seconds - it is impossible to guess the actions of someone two miles away that much time in advance.
It was a lucky shot and he admitted it.
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Go read the book, Catshooter. 3 seconds, on page 266. And there is a picture of the author standing next to Carlos Hathcock on page 266 also. Just in case you don't believe him either.
You seem awfully quick to put down the actions and feats of our military people.
It's okay to be wrong once in a while, Catshooter. But it's not okay to refer to our country's heroes as merely "lucky" because you don't want ot admit it.
And go run the numbers on any ballistic computer, or check the military ballistic charts - it's 7+ seconds - and there is no way to make it less.
7+ seconds of bullet flight over 2 miles, from a gun that shoots ~6" groups at 100 yds, with no wind data - is pure unadulterated luck.
I NEVER put down people in the military. Most of my friends are, or were, in the military, and I have my own time in a country that didn't want me there.
What I do put down is plain BS - throwing around myths and BS just clouds the waters of shooting.
And the new kids believe it and pass it on...
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Read the book, Catshooter. The Ultimate Sniper, the Updated and Expanded edition. Page 266.
Your posting that SnakeaterM24's shot was lucky was quite distasteful, considering the circumstances he was firing under. This goes for your comments regarding Sgt. Hathcock's shot as well.
And your insulting comments I will just choose to ignore.
Have a great day.
4949shooter
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The time of flight to 2500 yds is over 7 seconds - it is impossible to guess the actions of someone two miles away that much time in advance.
It was a lucky shot and he admitted it.
.
Go read the book, Catshooter. 3 seconds, on page 266. And there is a picture of the author standing next to Carlos Hathcock on page 266 also. Just in case you don't believe him either.
You seem awfully quick to put down the actions and feats of our military people.
It's okay to be wrong once in a while, Catshooter. But it's not okay to refer to our country's heroes as merely "lucky" because you don't want ot admit it.
And go run the numbers on any ballistic computer, or check the military ballistic charts - it's 7+ seconds - and there is no way to make it less.
7+ seconds of bullet flight over 2 miles, from a gun that shoots ~6" groups at 100 yds, with no wind data - is pure unadulterated luck.
I NEVER put down people in the military. Most of my friends are, or were, in the military, and I have my own time in a country that didn't want me there.
What I do put down is plain BS - throwing around myths and BS just clouds the waters of shooting.
And the new kids believe it and pass it on...
.
Read the book, Catshooter. The Ultimate Sniper, the Updated and Expanded edition. Page 266.
Your posting that SnakeaterM24's shot was lucky was quite distasteful, considering the circumstances he was firing under. This goes for your comments regarding Sgt. Hathcock's shot as well.
And your insulting comments I will just choose to ignore.
Have a great day.
4949shooter