2011-09-09, 23:33 | #21 |
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Re: The Definitive Guide for PR Snipers
if you think about it he is actually right, when u zero something your effectively raising the rear of the scope so that if you were to look at the target through the bore you would be looking above the target slightly and more adjustments for further ranges the higher the barrel so with that logic the round drops as soon as it leave the barrel
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2011-09-09, 23:33 | #22 |
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this is slightly off topic as far as this guide goes...
but can any one give me any tips on managing and estimating horizontal lead when using sniper or marksmen kits. how much lead should you give a target in order to compensate to bullet flight time and target movement at say 400m, 600m and 800m? thanks |
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2011-10-02, 18:01 | #25 |
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Good guide, it's made me want to be sniper a little bit more. Last time I sniped it was on the hotel in Al Basrah and that was mainly reconnaissance, apart from when I took out an Arty IED guy on a bike - with the order from the Commander. If I'm ever sniping I would ALWAYS be on mumble or at least keep in frequent contact with the commander - if it's a good one who speaks english and has a mic
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2011-10-09, 00:40 | #26 |
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You should make a video, that would be recommanded.
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2011-10-18, 20:39 | #27 |
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Out of interest, does the sniper rifle's bullet travel as straight as a lazer for 600m and then start to arc, or does it have an arc that intersects the sight at 600m range?
If it is 'zeroed' in in the true meaning of the word, the user would have to aim the sight down to hit closer targets, as the sights would be allowing for too much drop. I presume it's the former because of this. Straight as a lazer for 600m then begins an arcing descent/trajectory. |
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Re: The Definitive Guide for PR Snipers
Original post has been updated with new information in regards to hitting a moving target. See section IIId-1
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