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I'm not saying snipers arent good at what they do, i'm saying Zeb doesnt have a damn clue about what he is talking about.
Being a sniper isnt some golden ticket to greatness and being deadly, the terrain and the situation matters as well.
A lot of people just know what they see on TV. They dont have any idea of what happens in the field.
I must be the only shooter in America that has never owned an ought-six. Why, I cannot say. I admire the cartridge greatly but seem to own either smaller or larger--sometimes much larger. Perhaps I can blame my profession. I never got to go hunting like normal persons because when y'all are out pounding the autumn back country, I'm at work. So I have had to do all my hunting close by or either in Africa or the Arctic. Close to SoCal the game isn't large enough to justify a Springfield and "when in elephant country, carry an elephant rifle". Same thing applies to the uncivilized cousins up North. Great rifle. Maybe someday I'll get one just because . . .

And you don't know me, so how can you say I don't know what I'm talking about. For all you know I'm Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock, because you don't know who I am. I could be your pastor from church for all you know. Or I could be his wife. Or I could be your next door neighbor.
All I know for sure is that you aren't Carlos Hathcock. He passed away in 1999.
Oh do get over yourself will you bobby.
I've probably shot more of these than you could list. I was quoting from memory and you call me a liar. Go blow your nose in mommies hanky and get over yourself. Nobody but you cares...I mis-remembered, except you...boohoo aren't you the the smart one. Give me a break.
I have probably fired the M16 and it's variants more times than you pick your nose.
I'll tell you what you go to one end of the football field I'll go to the other, you can use any weapon you want except a sniper weapon. On the count of three we both started firing. I bet you head is bleeding before you get two rounds off.
Oh with your intimate knowledge of the weapons systems no doubt /sarcasm.
Are you an idiot by choice or is it a natural characteristic of yours?
And you don't know me, so how can you say I don't know what I'm talking about. For all you know I'm Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock, because you don't know who I am. I could be your pastor from church for all you know. Or I could be his wife. Or I could be your next door neighbor.
You know for someone who professes to be so smart you sure do have a propensity for calling people you don't know names. Or are you just chicken. If you want we can make it two football fields. Will that make you feel safer?
I know you talk a lot of shit but you know exactly jack shit about the weapons you keep bringing up.
If you knew anything about the modern weapons of the us army you would have shut up about 10 posts ago.
Guys like you that watch movies and documentaries of what the troops on the ground do think all of it is easy and in your little fantasies you actually think you can be as good with fighting as they are. You Zeb and the rest of the dreamers that never do it, don't even try to talk like you have, you're as transparent as saran-wrap and a peice of shit to boot for posing.
As far as i'm concerned your just as bad as that dumbass that wants people to believe he was an airforce pilot. Both of ya are so damn immature you wouldnt be trusted to drive a fucking bus for the military, much less given a gun and told to shoot someone or fly an aircraft.
How old are you bobby, 12? 15? You sure haven't been here long enough to know anything about me. It's unfortunate that you haven't grown up yet. Does mommy know your still up and on the computer?
You act like a child. You post like a mad little child who hasn't been allowed out of his room for awhile.
Well if you could actually shoot that might make a difference, but since you didnt bother to read what i wrote I wont go into further detail here, your just a fool with no common sense.

Expert in all my weapons quals.
Any you have yet to make sense with any post you have made here. Tell you what, go write a story about it.
I seriously doubt that, but oh well, i'll never get the truth from you.
Don't think you have to re-write it. With the original punctuation, it's actually a list, isn't it?
A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State,
(as well as)
the right of the people to keep and bear Arms
(are two things that)
shall not be infringed.
Meaning they are just two stuffs that shall not, for one reason or the other, or for separate reasons, be infringed. The correlation of the two does not mean there's nessecarily a connection. Maintining that having a well regulated militia may not be the reason why people have the right to bear arms.
Why yes, I'm a syntax geek.
4/13/2010 11:01:00 AM
Late bill would ban most private gun sales in Wisconsin
Certain misdemeanor convictions could bar gun ownership
Richard Moore
Investigative Reporter
A fast-tracked bill introduced in the state Legislature at the end of March would ban the private sale of most firearms in Wisconsin and would for the first time extend a prohibition on the possession of firearms to those convicted of certain misdemeanors.
Closing the loophole
The bill's authors and its supporters say criminal background checks are needed for all sales or transfers of firearms; the bill would accomplish that by outlawing most private sales, and extending the current required background check for handgun purchases to all firearms.
Under current law, a criminal background check must be conducted on the prospective purchaser when a handgun is purchased from a federally licensed gun dealer, says Jeri Bonavia, the executive director of Wisconsin Anti-Violence Effort (WAVE), while no such background check is performed when guns are sold by unlicensed gun sellers or private individuals.
"It's as though we are saying to the bad guys, 'Do you want to go through security screening or not? It's your choice,'" Bonavia said. "What if we used this kind of optional system at an airport and let passengers decide whether or not they wanted to go through security? I don't think anyone would believe for a second that it could work. Not surprisingly, optional security doesn't work for gun purchasing either."
Bonavia said approximately, 30,000 U.S. citizens, including 450 Wisconsin residents, are killed by gunfire every year.
The bill's authors say the legislation has broad public support, even among members of the NRA, and would put a stop to the private "straw" sale of guns at guns shows and garage sales.
"Gun violence is arguably the most significant threat to the safety of urban residents in the United States of America," Coggs and Staskunas wrote in a March 15 memo to fellow lawmakers. "According to a nationwide poll conducted by conservative political consultant and Fox News commentator Frank Luntz, 69 percent of National Rifle Association members and 85 percent of non-NRA gun-owners support 'requiring all gun sellers at gun shows to conduct criminal background checks of the people buying guns.'"
4/13/2010 11:01:00 AM
Late bill would ban most private gun sales in Wisconsin
Certain misdemeanor convictions could bar gun ownership
Richard Moore
Investigative Reporter
A fast-tracked bill introduced in the state Legislature at the end of March would ban the private sale of most firearms in Wisconsin and would for the first time extend a prohibition on the possession of firearms to those convicted of certain misdemeanors.
Hmmmm,
I would like to see the actual wording of the bill.
I would also like to see their definitions of Misdemeanor Convictions.
I think I have been quite clear on my views on weapons ownership.
Cat
In addition, while current law prohibits a person from possessing a firearm if he or she has been convicted of a felony, this bill would prohibit a person from possessing a firearm if he or she has been convicted of a "violent nonfelony offense" unless five years have passed since the conviction.
Such offenses include misdemeanor battery, misdemeanor harassment, misdemeanor endangering safety by use of a dangerous weapon, exposing genitals to a child, violations of a domestic abuse, child abuse, or harassment temporary restraining order or injunction, and misdemeanors for which the maximum term of imprisonment has been increased for use of a dangerous weapon when committing the misdemeanor.
Hmmmm,
I would like to see the actual wording of the bill.
I would also like to see their definitions of Misdemeanor Convictions.
I think I have been quite clear on my views on weapons ownership.
Cat
Click the link, the story says that a misdemeanor which includes violence....
We as citizens of the Republic have responsibilities too.
United we stand, even when we fuck up.
We are responsible for this, each of us who send our Armed Forces, trained in war, to do the job of the Police in places we have no business being.
Gee whiz that stories isn't written with any bias is it! You know and I know mistakes happen. Yes their language is a little outrageous but they are adults and for all you know they may have been fired upon prior to that incident or even the day before. And while I fee sorrow for those who were killed, it was most likely a mistake.
Yet, even I could, in hindsight which is a wonderful thing, see that the guy with the camera had just a camera, but video is not like the human eye. It is much better at capturing every nuance it is presented. The human eye is not. The human eye/brain combination does not see everything put in front of it, it sees but a lot is interpreted by the brain. Things like stress, illness and such can effect what the human eye sees.
And a helicopter pilot and gunner flying at altitude, even looking at the video displays in front of them may see things that aren't there. Even the very well trained will make a mistake.
Think back...how many have you made in your life? Maybe not with the deadly consequences as this one but you've made then.