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FTGV
FTGV Posts: 3,649
edited June 2017 in The Clubhouse
D- bags had no clue what messed up their buddies s@#t. http://www.smh.com.au/world/canadian-sniper-shatters-world-record-for-the-longest-confirmed-kill-in-history-20170622-gwwtaz.html
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  • msg
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    Canadian snipers hold three of the top record slots.
    Their rounds have "Terribly sorry about this" printed on them.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 24,554
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    Nope they have. " take some of this" printed on them. And they dole it out well.
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  • Willow
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    msg wrote: »
    Canadian snipers hold three of the top record slots.
    Their rounds have "Terribly sorry about this" printed on them.

    You mean it says, "I'm sorry you are the bad guy, and I'm really sorry I have such good aim eh!"
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  • Strong Bad
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    If you heard the shot, you were NOT the target.

    Quite an awesome shot though.

    No excuses!
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  • FTGV
    FTGV Posts: 3,649
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    Willow wrote: »
    msg wrote: »
    Canadian snipers hold three of the top record slots.
    Their rounds have "Terribly sorry about this" printed on them.

    You mean it says, "I'm sorry you are the bad guy, and I'm really sorry I have such good aim eh!"

    He must have had his morning Timmies before spoiling that poor terrorists day.
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  • msg
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    had to look that up
    https://www.thestar.com/business/2016/04/21/canadians-love-their-timmies.html
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  • Willow
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    msg wrote: »
    had to look that up
    https://www.thestar.com/business/2016/04/21/canadians-love-their-timmies.html

    I can't stand their coffee but I heard that they set up shops on some of the middle east bases.
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  • jeremymarcinko
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    The wife and I love their coffee. We call the them rah rahs around here, but I'm not sure how that got started.

    "I'm going to get some rah rahs (or just rahs for short) you want something?

    Heard it called TimHo's too, that makes more sense.
    Oh, Listen here mister. We got no way of understandin' this world. But we got as much sense of this bird flyin in the sky. Now there is a lot that bird don't know, but it don't change the fact that the world is happening to him all the same. What I am tryin to say is, is that the course of your life, well its changing, and you don't even see it- Forest Bondurant
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  • scubalab
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    'Merica runs on Dunkin'

    Canada runs on TimHo?
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  • Msabot1
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    Reach out and touch somebody!!.....Would be interesting to find out the optics he was using and the spotter crew too....Heck,the naked eye can't even make out a form at that distance...
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  • SCompRacer
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    Msabot1 wrote: »
    Would be interesting to find out the optics he was using...

    I'd like to know that too. Back in '09, Harrison used a Schmidt Bender 5-25 FFP scope set on 15 power for his 2,475m job. ~$7K for that glass. Took 9 to range it, then down to business.

    I struggle along with a Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27x56 FFP on my DEZ .308. Getting to like a Tango6 3-18 SFP of late.



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  • msg
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    Rich, what does it mean, "took 9 to range it"?
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  • SCompRacer
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    Him and his spotter took nine shots to accurately range the target.
    Salk SoundScape 8's * Audio Research Reference 3 * Bottlehead Eros Phono * Park's Audio Budgie SUT * Krell KSA-250 * Harmonic Technology Pro 9+ * Signature Series Sonore Music Server w/Deux PS * Roon * Gustard R26 DAC / Singxer SU-6 DDC * Heavy Plinth Lenco L75 Idler Drive * AA MG-1 Linear Air Bearing Arm * AT33PTG/II & Denon 103R * Richard Gray 600S * NHT B-12d subs * GIK Acoustic Treatments * Sennheiser HD650 *
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  • Msabot1
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    I use a PSO-1 custom mounted on my 14.... Unlikely pairing but gets good results..wouldn't even think of making that shot the Canadian did with my rig..Three klicks...I'm still shaking my head at that one..
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  • msg
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    SCompRacer wrote: »
    Him and his spotter took nine shots to accurately range the target.
    ah, gotcha.
    how's that done in a tactical situation where you can't just fire test shots?
    experience?
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  • pitdogg2
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    msg wrote: »
    SCompRacer wrote: »
    Him and his spotter took nine shots to accurately range the target.
    ah, gotcha.
    how's that done in a tactical situation where you can't just fire test shots?
    experience?

    You dial it in to the best of your abilities you shoot the spotter tells you what and where. They're not all one shot one kill. When you're looking at 1-2mi shot there is just a lot of guesstimation as to what the wind is doing way out there. That is why it took 9 shots to dial it in.
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  • FTGV
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    SCompRacer wrote: »
    Msabot1 wrote: »
    Would be interesting to find out the optics he was using...

    I'd like to know that too. Back in '09, Harrison used a Schmidt Bender 5-25 FFP scope set on 15 power for his 2,475m job. ~$7K for that glass. Took 9 to range it, then down to business.

    I struggle along with a Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27x56 FFP on my DEZ .308. Getting to like a Tango6 3-18 SFP of late.


    So not likely to have used a Nikon BuckMaster 3-9 x 40 with BDC reticles. :D
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