700 meter kill.....HooRah

[RicePaddyDaddy]

http://weaselzippers.us/2011/01/27/video-from-the-front-3/

Another day at the office.

[Old Grump]

600 yards and beyond is what I call comfort zone range, my comfort not theirs. Good for the marines, its great to see we still have riflemen in our military. I suspect that with the cut downs coming down the pike guys like him will be getting scarcer due to training time and ammo cutbacks.

[Old Jimmy]

Our Guys ROCK!!!

[hunter_la5]

Sucks to be that guy....

Great shooting by the marine, I've never been able to hit anything beyond 500 yds.

[kagans]

+1

[Hickok]

Get some!!!!:America:

[Lalvis]

The Corps trains all of them to be a great shot. I have had the good fortune to have shot with them on the range before and have never been let down by there skill!:America:

[RicePaddyDaddy]

The Corps trains all of them to be a great shot. I have had the good fortune to have shot with them on the range before and have never been let down by there skill!:America:

In the Corps everyone is a basic rifleman from General all the way down everything else is just icing on the cake.

[Lalvis]

Yes, all are trained as riflemen first! But I was commenting on the tactics team I was on in the Navy, we were good shots ( not enough money to train hard) but those Marines, I could hold up as something to try and be as good as!!! They were just grunts! They would always stop and give us some pointers too:America: Made us a hole lot better than the NIS and FBI instructors ever did!:sniper:

[RicePaddyDaddy]

Yes, all are trained as riflemen first! But I was commenting on the tactics team I was on in the Navy, we were good shots ( not enough money to train hard) but those Marines, I could hold up as something to try and be as good as!!! They were just grunts! They would always stop and give us some pointers too:America: Made us a hole lot better than the NIS and FBI instructors ever did!:sniper:

10-4. The pointers you got were to help you excell.You always pass your knowledge on to the next man and he to the next.

[Windy]

He let his fingers do the walking....... reach out, reach out and touch someone...

:)

[kagans]

I was taught how to shoot my a marine too, my grandfather, He was a marine sniper. He honorably discharged for a bad eye that he hurt as a kid. He left us a long time ago, but I'll never forget the life lessons he taught me. :America:

[milsurprifleman]

our guys rock!!!lmao right!!!!

[7.62guy]

i couldn't get the link up at work the other day. just saw the video today. the marine made a fine shoot. we need many more just like him.

[vmkeith]

One of my Drill Instructors was a Marine Sniper. He was pretty low key (for a DI) until we hit second phase in bootcamp during grass week and at the range...then he started giving all us recruits pointers. Before that, I grew up hunting and thought I knew how to shoot, boy was I wrong. I never forgot those lessons...they served me well through my short career and beyond.