May 29th, 2008, 01:21 | #136 | |
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CDN_stalker: Just out of curiosity, wha s it exactly that attracted you to that position? thank you, truely, for the additional explanations, PvtSpartykus |
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May 29th, 2008, 02:10 | #137 | |
iv got a friend who wants to waste $1100 on a sniper rifle because he wants to be a sniper. he is so convinced that he can be a sniper, that even after telling him to read this thread he doesn't want to since it will be a "waste of his time".
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May 29th, 2008, 02:33 | #138 | |
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Sniping main spending lot of time reading, learning. Once on the field, lot's of time tuning the rifle, doing intel, crawling, observing, waiting and sometime shooting!
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May 29th, 2008, 02:45 | #139 | ||
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I guess what led me to it was the enjoyable "noob fanticization" thoughts (a year before my first game actually) of moving with a squad of guys, get ambushed by another group, pinned down and under fire, inching my way to a firing position, getting a bead on body parts through little holes in between walls and branches, and doing the precision shooting thing, and gradually taking them out. And lo and behold, it turned into a reality. Is all about the shooting as best as one can, I've always been a great shot with anything that projects something, so it just carried over. I'll say this though, my first airsoft gun was an Omega 93R, and that got me hooked and looking around for info about airsoft, found ASC, found games and a community here in Ottawa. Then I bought a TM G17 springer, a Crosman P99 springer (best flyswatter I've ever owned within 10ft), then a KSC M11A1, then my CA M24.................. then I got my first AEG, a TM MP5A5. So the M24 has always been my companion ever since I started, she's always with me and rather funny, there have been times I've left it at base, or whatnot, and seen PERFECT opportunities to use it, hence my having it on my back 98% of the time. Last edited by CDN_Stalker; May 29th, 2008 at 02:48.. |
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May 29th, 2008, 02:50 | #140 |
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May 29th, 2008, 03:55 | #141 | |
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I can see how that would be appealing though, putting a bead through a little gap at a distance of 30 meters sounds absolutely magnificent. Although, don't you get fatigued of having to wait long lapses of time before firing at a target? I know I would. In addition the bulky ghillie creates an added element of movment restriction. I need to run in order to find anything interesting(I run marathon and jog regularily so I become antzy) if I'm in the same position for toolong, which I suppose is bad quality when you happen to be pined. The M24 is probably the most beautiful sniper rifle because there are so many available custom options. Although I do like the MK96, the stock is utterly stunning. Thank you for your interesting commentary and description Merily, PvtSpatkus |
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May 29th, 2008, 08:05 | #143 |
Lol glad to see someone in the same situation as me. Trust me, once he reads through this thread he will gain a better understanding of what a "sniper" really does and how he performs on the feild. One of the most interesting ideas brought up to me on this thread was the DM role, which I have never heard before. It may suit your friend a little better...
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May 29th, 2008, 10:02 | #144 | |
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And yes, movement with a ghillie on is slow, largely because of getting caught up on branches and shit, is why I rarely actually wear my ghillie. Yes, you may ask when I decide to wear it, largely when I see a use for it, and also have the set up time to use it. For the most part it's used beginning of the day for a couple or more hours, recon/observation, then later will take it off and go the rest of the day in my BDUs. Think the only times I've worn it all day was for sniper games where there was a need for it, like being hunted or there were objectives for the sniper to accomplish. |
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May 29th, 2008, 13:43 | #145 | ||
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May 29th, 2008, 14:31 | #146 |
fuck it, let them become 1337 snipers. after a bundle of cash into a sniper kit with no kills and LOTS of deaths they will change their tune. I'd let them make their own mistaken decisions after I have provided ample info regarding the pros and cons.
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May 29th, 2008, 14:34 | #147 |
I have 0 desire to be a sniper. None. After playing around with a few bolt actions, I'd rather just hose em.
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May 29th, 2008, 15:25 | #148 | |
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May 29th, 2008, 15:29 | #149 | |
I was about ready to give up on sniping myself, as all the bolt action rifles I've bought have been inaccurate as hell and would require a large amount of money sunk into them for them to be accurate. However, I gave it one last shot and acquired a JG BAR-10 a month ago. Did a complete clean on the inside (barrel, hopup assembly, cylinder and all), threw in a nineball hopup rubber, modified the airbrake. All in all I've spent about $450 on everything, shipped to my door (gun, parts, and a 3-9X40mm illuminated scope) and she's accurate as hell now! I love her. Every shot goes exactly where I put my crosshairs (out to about 150 feet, then you have to start compensating) and with the airbrake mod done, she's shooting just under 500fps, I'd say.
The JG BAR-10 gets my vote for anyone trying to get their feet wet for sniping and not break the bank!
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May 29th, 2008, 16:17 | #150 | ||
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Some more great posts guys, couldn't ask for more |
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