Damn praire dogs

[mikesphat]

blade desighn and they are prolly 1347373 feet away. you heard him call for the auto range finder.

 

[posol]

so what was that? a cop shooting? a war flick or what?

 

[Airjockie]

some confict in Iraq I think.....

 

[mikesphat]

iraqis getting pwnt

 

[highperboi]

i used to play this game that was called camache it was so cool.
it was a helicopter shooting some bad guys in some war.

 

[90 accord]

Originally posted by highperboi@Jan 16 2004, 12:33 AM
i used to play this game that was called camache it was so cool.
it was a helicopter shooting some bad guys in some war.

*insert here's a cookie pic here*

 

[tab]

Originally posted by 90 accord+Jan 16 2004, 12:40 AM-->

highperboi

@Jan 16 2004, 12:33 AM
i used to play this game that was called camache it was so cool.
it was a helicopter shooting some bad guys in some war.

*insert here's a cookie pic here*

:bo: :bo: :bo: :bo: :bo:

 

[Sobe_Death]

coulda been a .50 cal rifle getten them dawgs. my gramps had a chinese one and we blew a chunk out of a deer about the size of a prarie dog.

needless to say we were pissed when most of our venison was gone.

 

[Wycked Sniper]

coulda been a .50 cal rifle getten them dawgs

The U.S. standard for for M-2 .50 cal ball is 12 inches at 600 meters, which is hardly the stuff of precision marksmanship. M-2 50 cal. 709-gr bullet w/ muzzle velocity of 2,850 FPS will have a -20.6 inch trajectory at 400 m. Even with the Maximum effective 60 degree target angle a 400 m shot with a .50 would require 19.5 inches of compensation. Now, add that to the fact that the lil ole dawg was moving sometimes and that means time in flight would be .4638 seconds @ 400 m requiring a moving target (2 mph) to have a lead of 16.30 inches! Just too many equations and highly doubtful that it was anywhere near a .50 cal

 

[ef9civicgen4]

Originally posted by Wycked Sniper@Jan 16 2004, 09:03 PM

coulda been a .50 cal rifle getten them dawgs

The U.S. standard for for M-2 .50 cal ball is 12 inches at 600 meters, which is hardly the stuff of precision marksmanship. M-2 50 cal. 709-gr bullet w/ muzzle velocity of 2,850 FPS will have a -20.6 inch trajectory at 400 m. Even with the Maximum effective 60 degree target angle a 400 m shot with a .50 would require 19.5 inches of compensation. Now, add that to the fact that the lil ole dawg was moving sometimes and that means time in flight would be .4638 seconds @ 400 m requiring a moving target (2 mph) to have a lead of 16.30 inches! Just too many equations and highly doubtful that it was anywhere near a .50 cal

jesus crist you know your shit. now i acually know how the sniper part fists into your name.

 

[E_SolSi]

Originally posted by Wycked Sniper@Jan 16 2004, 09:03 PM

coulda been a .50 cal rifle getten them dawgs

The U.S. standard for for M-2 .50 cal ball is 12 inches at 600 meters, which is hardly the stuff of precision marksmanship. M-2 50 cal. 709-gr bullet w/ muzzle velocity of 2,850 FPS will have a -20.6 inch trajectory at 400 m. Even with the Maximum effective 60 degree target angle a 400 m shot with a .50 would require 19.5 inches of compensation. Now, add that to the fact that the lil ole dawg was moving sometimes and that means time in flight would be .4638 seconds @ 400 m requiring a moving target (2 mph) to have a lead of 16.30 inches! Just too many equations and highly doubtful that it was anywhere near a .50 cal

:roll:

fuckin snipers

 

[Sobe_Death]

oh yeah, well ours was chinese, stick that in your corn flakes and chew it a while!!!