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are there snipers in the CG?
 
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Yes. You'd be amazed what a highly motivated Coastie with access to a polymer-hybrid slingshot with a tubular band is capable of. We're getting close to reachin out as far as 50 yards with a +/- 3' accuracy. Technology....
 
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I guess that makes my spud launcher outdated

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On the subject of snipers....if you haven't seen it yet, the movie, "Shooter" with Mark Wahlberg is excellent!

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On the subject of snipers....if you haven't seen it yet, the movie, "Shooter" with Mark Wahlberg is excellent!


I think that is based on the book by Stephen Hunter. All his books are excellent.
 
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I guess that makes my spud launcher outdated

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A spud launcher is never out dated and a lot cheaper.
 
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The “Shooter” is one of the more accurate perceptions of long range shooting I’ve seen yet, course it was still fairly hollywoodized. On the DVD, check out the commentaries by the actual sniper instructors, the best part. The 50 cal is hands down the worst game rifle to carry, the amount of energy expended during terminal ballistics creates a cavity wound no ER in the world could treat.

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The rifle he used on the beef stew can and was later set up with is a .405, a USMC Scout Sniper Team made hits with this rifle at over 2200!!! Absolutely amazed...
 
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I don't ever recall Steven Seagal being a sniper....
 
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Rented the movie last night and it was indeed excellent. Great shooting scenes.
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On the subject of snipers....if you haven't seen it yet, the movie, "Shooter" with Mark Wahlberg is excellent!

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Good movie, but the 200+ yard shot from a .22 rifle w/ the 1 liter bottle silencer was pretty far fetched. I know I could hit somebody at 200 yds, but it wouldn't kill them like in the movie.
 
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I heard a vicious rumor that SMTC is going to start some sort of sniper school for PSUs
 
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We had an unofficial sniper in Haiti in '94, a retired Detroit SWAT cop who happened to have a 4X Armscorp scope that mounted on the carry handle of an M-16 rifle.

We sighted it at Camp Perry before we deployed, worked just fine.
 
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JerryG, will you be at said Detroit cops' retirement party? Also, a couple guys from 309 attended the FBI sniper class they give at Camp Perry awhile back.Don't know if that was official or how they glommed onto that.
 
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Zaphod:

I sent you an E-mail.
 
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If you look at HITRON, you may find what you are looking for.
 
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SMTC is not puting a sniper training for PSUs.
 
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Logically thinking, though, PSU's (at least the MARSEC teams) ought to have counter-snipers.

How's life been treating you, Nelson?
 
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Hi Jerry, things are good. SMTC is very fast paced and I stay entratained with TTC and soon with ATOC, ASAI and BTOC... I still miss the WHEC...

The CG IS considering a Marksmen program for the future, but who knows when is going to happen...
 
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