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what your forgetting frank is the pressure they were under. you may be able to make the shot but you gotta think about the mental aspect. these seals knew a mans life was on the line if they missed, they knew the world was watching.
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shut your faggotry mouthOriginally posted by FrankTheTank55 View PostIm not impressed. It was like a 40 yard shot. They have a gyro tripod, not sure what the actaully name is, but it keeps the weapon from moving up and down with the rocking of the ship. Like on tanks they can stay locked on a target while the tank is driving over rough terrain. And as far as getting three shots off about the same time isnt a big deal. Dont get me wrong Im glad they got that guy back safe and sound but people are making this out to be something its not.
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Im not discounting what they did at all, trust me. But I know it was just a routine mission. I mean you have your target tied to your ship. Its dark so the targets have no clue that 3 navy seals are sighting in on them and it was a very short distance.Originally posted by decadecadeca View PostWe'll just agree to disagree then.
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Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View PostSo again I dont think it was that tough.
We'll just agree to disagree then.
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Well I heard it was around 80FT and when one vessel is towing another vessel right behind it and Im sure they were either not moving or moving at a very slow rate so there isnt much motion. And night vision might even be easier to use then during the day there are no glares or anything. And if it was at night you can use a laser that can only be picked up by your NVGs so that would make it even easier. So again I dont think it was that tough.Originally posted by decadecadeca View PostIt was 75+ yards, at night, from moving vessel to moving vessel.
The stabilized platform you are talking about also does not change the fact the target is still in motion. They used night vision scopes not computer guided tracking systems.
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Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View PostIm not impressed. It was like a 40 yard shot. They have a gyro tripod, not sure what the actaully name is, but it keeps the weapon from moving up and down with the rocking of the ship. Like on tanks they can stay locked on a target while the tank is driving over rough terrain. And as far as getting three shots off about the same time isnt a big deal. Dont get me wrong Im glad they got that guy back safe and sound but people are making this out to be something its not.
It was 75+ yards, at night, from moving vessel to moving vessel.
The stabilized platform you are talking about also does not change the fact the target is still in motion. They used night vision scopes not computer guided tracking systems.
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Well, Im willing to bet 80% of basically trained Marines could have done the job. Dont get me wrong it is impressive but people hear Navy SEALS and they think its something its not.Originally posted by blm View PostWell maybe a well trained killer like yourself could pull it off with ease, but the average soldier let alone civilian could not. Therefore, imo, it is still pretty impressive.
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I could forsure do it. I was a expert with a rifle and the pistol. I could put a round in your head from 500 yards away. That is with just iron sights. I might be able to do it with a pistol from 40 yards away. These guys used high powered rifles with scopes that they have set the sights perfectly on. I bet any money the guys that took these shots are laughing at how everyone is making it out to be such a difficult shot. The funny thing is that these pirates let the navy hook a line to their boat. They were sitting ducks.Originally posted by Shibby View PostSo you could do it?
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Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View Postpeople are making this out to be something its not.
Well maybe a well trained killer like yourself could pull it off with ease, but the average soldier let alone civilian could not. Therefore, imo, it is still pretty impressive.
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So you could do it?Originally posted by FrankTheTank55 View PostIm not impressed. It was like a 40 yard shot. They have a gyro tripod, not sure what the actaully name is, but it keeps the weapon from moving up and down with the rocking of the ship. Like on tanks they can stay locked on a target while the tank is driving over rough terrain. And as far as getting three shots off about the same time isnt a big deal. Dont get me wrong Im glad they got that guy back safe and sound but people are making this out to be something its not.
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Im not impressed. It was like a 40 yard shot. They have a gyro tripod, not sure what the actaully name is, but it keeps the weapon from moving up and down with the rocking of the ship. Like on tanks they can stay locked on a target while the tank is driving over rough terrain. And as far as getting three shots off about the same time isnt a big deal. Dont get me wrong Im glad they got that guy back safe and sound but people are making this out to be something its not.Originally posted by Shibby View PostSo it was a sniper shot from boat to boat? That sounds pretty difficult... is it?
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:rofl::rofl:Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Postbad ass mother fucken seals.
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