@@paulrajkhowa3061 Actually, my first round went through his temple. My second went through his ribcage between the second and third ribs, destroying both lungs and his heart in the process. My third round then took out the Mi-24 Hind's pilot through his ballistics resistant polycarbonate windscreen, with the round passing through the ethmoid bone and destroying the medulla oblongata. I then rappelled off the side of the building, detonating the pre-placed explosives to cover any tracks left by my spotter or I.
My teammates in Siege be like: "He's coming! Corridor to your left, no wait, to your right, no you looked away, turn around, TURN AROUND, not that much, yeah, yeah you're aiming right at him, he's gonna come through the door, he's crouching, aim for the head, oh no wait, no that's Blackbeard, BLACKBEARD, SHIT!" Game: "Heartbreaking Defeat"
Realistically, the dialogue between sniper teams is as varied as hand signals. While there is a general consensus on what needs to be done, generally the procedures are formalized between teams, not on a universal basis. Bring two random shooters from two different battlefields and they may not work totally in sync until they talk with each other before hand.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj Absolutely! I mean, a sniper-spotter dialogue is as different as signatures. No two teams have the same one. Same goes to hand signalling among SF teams.
As an ex infantry sniper in the British Army. This is very similar to how we used to do it. Though the verbal communication was different.We had other termanology for communicating. But we broke the ground down the same, or used colours for sides of buildings aswell. Great video.
US nonmilitary Hillbilles have different verbiage, Talk O Target; pssst! 'hey boy! looky over yonder... to the left of skeeters old tractor, 'naw!! furder back dare...' by dat dead pine... alright den, gotter! let dat wind die down... oouuwiee! that's a big ole' hog son!!
Danny Fergusson everything stems from the basic forms of communication taught to everyone however most people learn their own verbiage on call outs to slimline and make the process more simple.
the reason being they want uniform communication taught so even if you're paired up with someone you've never sniped/spotted with, you both can communicate effectively.
What a great time to be an enthusiast for military related stuff. This kind of information willingly shared by people that are not obliged to share with us anything basically. Amazing footage. And that PSR oh my oh my :)
Hey just found your channel and I like what you're putting out. Spent 5 years at B/2/3 as an assaulter and sniper and it's good to see someone putting out reliable info.
Smooth as butter, that was 12 minutes that I wish I saw awhile ago, so so simple when broken down like that. Although the grueling years and years of rinse and repeat to perform like that on the fly in real world situations, makes you appreciate the absolute legends that serve for our counties just a little bit more.
great video. how you guys keep information flowing without banter and filler is refreshing. very professional. the shooter is really quick once you give him windage too. props
Brought back memories from my own training 23 years ago ... so many fundamentals still the same - only thing that's missing is the sketch pad ... I remember spending unending hours on the field setting landmarks and sketching them and range estimation etc ... day and night ... 90% of sniping is observation...
i noticed a lot of comments on the instructors speech, if you watch his mouth as he is speaking his lips pull to our right (his left) and that is often caused by nerve damage. If you ever been to the dentist and they put local anesthesia on one side of your mouth you'll do the same thing. hes either had a stroke or some other sort of nerve damage
I just got back from a daylong training with sniper instructors from Quantico. I was a skeptic of this tactic Until I got to do it first hand and saw how effective and how fast it can be to getting you on a target I am making great impact. This is the exact dialogue put in the sniper school and it goes much faster with practice. The guys giving this instruction are obviously still active duty and Department of Defense would not allow this type of video to be released that could potentially put some of their assets in jeopardy.
In my ArmA Milsim group, our recon team are former... SAS? Snipers... They don't talk much about it. But its crazy hearing them talk. They have casual conversations, slipping in the various ranging and target identification. Then they'll pop a shot, take out the target and continue on as they engage another target
Superb & Smooth. Here is another tip for military shooters for combat engagement. If engaging live tgt, make sure that after the shot the shooter continues to track the tgt if it moves through scope while spotter keeps his spotterscope where the shot was taken to calculate the required correction. But before calling out the correction, the spotter scope must be back of live tgt for further correction if required. Also, while selecting landmarks in day, make sure that they would also be recognisable at night using thermals by virtue of their uniqueness due to position in the landscape or shape etc. A sole colour based recognition of landmark during day would be near impossible to recognise at night specially in urban scenario where house density is high and construction of houses are not distinct like that in ghetto. Make a field sketch of the area with bearings of landmarks so that it can be easily identified and if possible, the thermal spotterscope should have bearing facility.
Michael Vendick the closest they get in movies is “clicks” 😂 shooter has the most sniper jargon in any movie I’ve seen. Bear in mind it may not be correct at all, but at least they tried 🤣
Thank you for informing us all on the dialogue used in the sniper profession. Very neat to see and learn something new like this. Thank you once again.
Such a badass video. I always dream of the crazy stuff these kind of guys go through/have gone through to the point where they have to blue their face or eyes. Awesome video and +1 subscriber 💪🏼💪🏼
My uncle was a usmc sniper in Afghanistan and Iraq he told me the humidity the curve of the earth and the earth rotation all is added into the formula crazy!!!
🕸JACK from PHILLY 🕸 your uncle is talking about the Coriolis effect. The rotation of the earth and the effect it has on the bullet when it travels. I’m not pretending to a spec ops guy or sniper. I was in the military and served in the Air Force. I was lucky enough to have a few very good friends who were Pj’s and they taught me a thing or 2.
Here are five of the most common-and effective-sniper rifles. The M40A5 is the latest in a long line of M40 sniper rifles used by the U.S. Marine Corps. The M40 series is a highly modified Remington 700hunting rifle, chambered in .308Winchester/7.62x51mm NATO. I remember in November 2009, the Accuracy International L115A3 sniper rifle was the weapon used in the most prodigious feat of marksmanship in military history - two consecutive confirmed kills at 2.47 kilometers were followed by a third shot which disabled the (much smaller)machine gun the two combatants had been carrying.Apr 1, 2014.
I do bench rest shooting (I know not the same) but I can't imagine shooting with someone calling my windage or elevation. I like the experience of knowing your rifle within your capabilities.
Super cool! Would love to understand how windage and elevation corrections are put in and then adjusted.. I have no idea how long range ballistics work.
Holy shit, the deadliest land survivor on the planet lol. I work for a land surveying company in high school and the crew chief basically did what that spotter was doing.
How are they milling to the hundredths of a mil? 1.41mils etc. I can see the tenths of a mill like 1.4-1.5 mill but then breaking that into tenths. Holy crap.... 1mil = 3.6 in at 100 yards tenth of that .36in at 100 yards. Tenth of that .036in at 100 yards. Can you distinguish 36/1000th of an inch through your scope at 100 yards? wow
they aren't milling in hundredths of mils. The ballistic computer (they are running Applied Ballistics in his Kestrel wind meter) gives computer generated solutions based on the algorithm. It does not round off the answers. So, sometimes the correction is given in extreme detail.
I don't know about that.. Yes I agree with you kestrel and all that doesn't round the solution. But the shooter is telling the spotter the mil read through his scope not the spotter telling the shooter the mil solution. Watching the vid the spotter asked the shooter to check parallax and mil the target.
Most military shooters use metric which is based on tens and thats a lot easier to mentally calculate. There are certain formulas that involve dividing the distance by a constant (usually 39.4) and then multiplying by 1000 and that gives you the holdover in mils. Its pretty easy to do in your head if you're working with metric
Wade, can you explain what is mil and what is Parallax ? How do he checks it and what it stands for ? Thats mostly what you see through scope: i.ytimg.com/vi/PHroaL-Sl9g/maxresdefault.jpg
Pro - this is a modern military drill, practised and practised over and over, a drill. One of the many drills for the killing of enemy. Better than ceremonial spit polish, parade uniforms, irratating drill instructors and marching bands. No glitz no glamour - just effect down range.
i love your intro after effects (i use the same smoke effect for my videos)...as for the contents of the actual video, good stuff. learned all this in the Corps.
I was fortunate to be offered Rangers at enlistment, but i dropped out because I was afraid of heights. Doesn't mesh well with a force that prides itself on jumping lol.
Were in the same boat. I was a squared away soldier, and a PT stud. But my ignorance, and my poor decisions left me from doing what I was meant to do. However, after being in law enforcement, and finally graduating from college does qualify me to go Federal into a cool elite role. That's what I am working on now...;)
Great videos! Can you provide more info on the shooters technique for Miling a target by leaning the weapon? Is this method a result of the particular reticle you use?? H59?? Much appreciated.
Thanks for the comments. The shooter is canting the rifle to “Mil” the target, because the steel target was actually leaning to one side. You want to align your Mil Scale as close as parallel as possible, to ensure you get a more accurate measurement. Just remember to re-level the gun prior to actually shooting.
Just a info, with a nice A.I. and 12:12min (every frame a picture) to rebuild a complete face. Not only the eyes are identity features. There is a point why special forces wear a balaclava
You cover his eyes but we can still make him out very easily. Not to mention his voice and way of speaking is very distinct; I doubt the eye cover does much to keep his anonymity.
Not sure if you guys still read these comments, but I have a question about the spotters looking device. Is there info on the make/ model of his rangefinder/monocular device? Thanks!
When they talk about 'check parallax and mil'. Is the mil part basically ranging how far the target is away by counting how many mils it is from the top of the target to the bottom?
those two are the real deal, man shooting and spotting with blindfolds, damn skills
Best comment in the section
hahahahahahahaaha
Hilarious
you sir, deserve mine thumb up..
Pissing my self
wow cool black sunglasses
their sunglasses remind me of 50s-60s porn.
There oakleys
My eyes are up h ... oh, wait, never mind.
Those arent sunglasses silly it’s his eyeessss
DisguisedMeat axk haha they are super awesome 👏🏼 👏🏼
I saw these guys at Walmart yesterday. They still have the black bars over their eyes.
madman Jack 😂😂😂
i think they feared from walmarts facial recognition software 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👌✌️
Guys come on. Don't make fun. Blackbaricus overeyeicus is a real disease. Five out of four operators have it. #prayforthempliz :(
🤣 Lolz
no, thanks. I learned my sniping on "All Ghillied Up" thanks, Capt'n MacMillan
You still managed only get his arm.
@@paulrajkhowa3061 Actually, my first round went through his temple. My second went through his ribcage between the second and third ribs, destroying both lungs and his heart in the process. My third round then took out the Mi-24 Hind's pilot through his ballistics resistant polycarbonate windscreen, with the round passing through the ethmoid bone and destroying the medulla oblongata.
I then rappelled off the side of the building, detonating the pre-placed explosives to cover any tracks left by my spotter or I.
😂😂yesss
@@jamielonsdale3018 The game still scripted his arm to blow off only.
Imagine not recognizing someone because they are wearing sunglasses.
I see what you did their 🤣
@@Forever-411 there* :D
Like superman and Clark Kent, who could imagine they were the same person??
I can think of a few people like that. They have huge ass sunglasses
A large portion of facial recognition from the human brain is "diagnosed" if you will by the eyes. Really the brows and the eyes
Meanwhile my teammates be like "OVER HERE! OVER THERE! THERE THERE THERE!"
My teammates in Siege be like: "He's coming! Corridor to your left, no wait, to your right, no you looked away, turn around, TURN AROUND, not that much, yeah, yeah you're aiming right at him, he's gonna come through the door, he's crouching, aim for the head, oh no wait, no that's Blackbeard, BLACKBEARD, SHIT!"
Game: "Heartbreaking Defeat"
@@B3RyL usually when my teammates do that on seige the guy comes in a different door and my teammate says sorry i dont know this mao yet
Quality
@@B3RyL Blackbeard is nothing but a bitch if you know how to use the SMG11.
can the spotter walk him through a 360 no scope.
photonman54 MW2 BABYYYY
Negative!
if the spotter happens to be private James Ramirez
That is something only idiots and frat boys would say.
@@billrich9722 ok boomer
"That is not your target!"
-"But he's gluten free."
"Oh, send it."
zpridgen75 I literally lol'd 😂😂😂
XD
How I shoot:
Spotter "You see that guy over yonder"
Shooter "Yup"
Spotter "Geet em"
Shooter "Shootin"
Spotter "Got em"
Shooter "Yup"
Desperate attempt to be funny and wasn’t.
@Katie Giles As if you're a trained sniper, Katie.
@Katie Giles Idk sounds alot like bs.
@@helluibims1692 did you watch the video? He said one method to communicate is the direct method.
@Katie Giles are you a cute boy katie?
Why cant me and my girlfriend communicate like this
69 is the perfect number. No one else like please.
Haha midle centre😂😂
Your girlfriend be like “that is not your target”
Cause You didn't practice enough!?
plot twist: you don't have a girlfriend
Just watching this so people won't yell at me in Arma 3 multiplayer for not knowing what the military jargon means.
Realistically, the dialogue between sniper teams is as varied as hand signals. While there is a general consensus on what needs to be done, generally the procedures are formalized between teams, not on a universal basis. Bring two random shooters from two different battlefields and they may not work totally in sync until they talk with each other before hand.
@@DaveSmith-cp5kj Absolutely! I mean, a sniper-spotter dialogue is as different as signatures. No two teams have the same one. Same goes to hand signalling among SF teams.
Lol people take military lingo seriously when communicating in video games? Hahahaha
@@empire-classfirenationbatt2691 yeah the game's a military simulator, very realistic
Me too, watching this video to help communicate with my team mates in PUBG
As an ex infantry sniper in the British Army. This is very similar to how we used to do it. Though the verbal communication was different.We had other termanology for communicating. But we broke the ground down the same, or used colours for sides of buildings aswell. Great video.
US nonmilitary Hillbilles have different verbiage, Talk O Target; pssst! 'hey boy! looky over yonder... to the left of
skeeters old tractor, 'naw!! furder back dare...' by dat dead pine... alright den, gotter!
let dat wind die down... oouuwiee! that's a big ole' hog son!!
This is such a beautifully fluid form of communication!
this seemslike a method ud use for a rookie partnership with basic equipment
They do whats on the book but if you and your buddy on situation you have your own strategies how make things simple fast and clear
Danny Fergusson everything stems from the basic forms of communication taught to everyone however most people learn their own verbiage on call outs to slimline and make the process more simple.
the reason being they want uniform communication taught so even if you're paired up with someone you've never sniped/spotted with, you both can communicate effectively.
Tom Bombadil makes sense
thing of beauty. pretty cool to see this in action
Wearing sunglasses would've made for much less editing 🤣🤦♂️🕶️ EXCELLENT video though
Special forces who figured they needed special blackout face covering
It’s hiding the glowing red eyes of the T-800
You know they're the real deal cause the floating black bars over their eyes... sweet!
It looks like the black bars are lagging behind their movements and almost nearly revealed their eyes.
What a great time to be an enthusiast for military related stuff. This kind of information willingly shared by people that are not obliged to share with us anything basically. Amazing footage. And that PSR oh my oh my :)
They are educating you for what is coming. Pay attention..
xmachine 700 what is coming??
Hey just found your channel and I like what you're putting out. Spent 5 years at B/2/3 as an assaulter and sniper and it's good to see someone putting out reliable info.
Shoulda used the pixelated sunglasses for maximum dankness....
Bird Box Challenge sniper edition
Underrated comment
Smooth as butter, that was 12 minutes that I wish I saw awhile ago, so so simple when broken down like that. Although the grueling years and years of rinse and repeat to perform like that on the fly in real world situations, makes you appreciate the absolute legends that serve for our counties just a little bit more.
Thanks for watching, TR
great video. how you guys keep information flowing without banter and filler is refreshing.
very professional. the shooter is really quick once you give him windage too. props
Brought back memories from my own training 23 years ago ... so many fundamentals still the same - only thing that's missing is the sketch pad ... I remember spending unending hours on the field setting landmarks and sketching them and range estimation etc ... day and night ... 90% of sniping is observation...
Agreed
i noticed a lot of comments on the instructors speech, if you watch his mouth as he is speaking his lips pull to our right (his left) and that is often caused by nerve damage. If you ever been to the dentist and they put local anesthesia on one side of your mouth you'll do the same thing. hes either had a stroke or some other sort of nerve damage
y'all should appreciate a master class like this
I just got back from a daylong training with sniper instructors from Quantico. I was a skeptic of this tactic Until I got to do it first hand and saw how effective and how fast it can be to getting you on a target I am making great impact. This is the exact dialogue put in the sniper school and it goes much faster with practice. The guys giving this instruction are obviously still active duty and Department of Defense would not allow this type of video to be released that could potentially put some of their assets in jeopardy.
Awesome video,so much information Thank you for your service 👍
Thanks, we appreciate you taking the time to comment, Strength and Honor, TR
can i have that rifle?
In my ArmA Milsim group, our recon team are former... SAS? Snipers... They don't talk much about it. But its crazy hearing them talk. They have casual conversations, slipping in the various ranging and target identification. Then they'll pop a shot, take out the target and continue on as they engage another target
Samir you need to CONCENTRATE, you are breaking the GUN
Love when my gun and car hobbies overlap, made my day
Shaddup, don't tell me how to shoot
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
TF 🤣
Superb & Smooth. Here is another tip for military shooters for combat engagement. If engaging live tgt, make sure that after the shot the shooter continues to track the tgt if it moves through scope while spotter keeps his spotterscope where the shot was taken to calculate the required correction. But before calling out the correction, the spotter scope must be back of live tgt for further correction if required. Also, while selecting landmarks in day, make sure that they would also be recognisable at night using thermals by virtue of their uniqueness due to position in the landscape or shape etc. A sole colour based recognition of landmark during day would be near impossible to recognise at night specially in urban scenario where house density is high and construction of houses are not distinct like that in ghetto. Make a field sketch of the area with bearings of landmarks so that it can be easily identified and if possible, the thermal spotterscope should have bearing facility.
"Bwian, aim your wifle at the bwavo wode intersection, wange, 500m."
Be warrwy warrwy qwiet, we're hunting terrwists
OwO he’s in a big Fwcky Wucky target down mwsta
Barry Kripke, is that you?
Bwaian, twow that enemy to the fwor!
and stwike him, vewy wuffly
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How can you see with that black bar?
Skill.
Mods...
Flir
Aimbot
JESUS
Damn... Oakley's getting high tech.
It's funny, you never see any of this in movies with snipers in it. Theres alot more to sniping than just aiming and pulling the trigger
Amen
Michael Vendick the closest they get in movies is “clicks” 😂 shooter has the most sniper jargon in any movie I’ve seen. Bear in mind it may not be correct at all, but at least they tried 🤣
Genaration Kill had a good sniper scene
bro they got to do like algebra before they send a shot down
It’s probably because this stuff is really esoteric for screenwriters.
Excellent information gentlemen. And thank you both for standing on that line.
Thank you for informing us all on the dialogue used in the sniper profession. Very neat to see and learn something new like this. Thank you once again.
Such a badass video. I always dream of the crazy stuff these kind of guys go through/have gone through to the point where they have to blue their face or eyes. Awesome video and +1 subscriber 💪🏼💪🏼
Nate Dawg change your profile pic first
This reminds me a lot of old machine gun crew drills on the T&E and tripod. Gun crews and a sniper teams rule the long range game.
Is no one gonna talk about how thicc this sniper is, like that guy definitely does squats.
Great video very good information. And THANK YOU BOTH FOR YOUR SERVICE! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR!
Thanks Tim! Glad you liked it. Strength and Honor
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Helps me out as I'm looking at getting into longer range shooting.
Great vid. Didn't know so much goes into getting the perfect shot. So much art.
Thanks Carlton, Strength and Honor, TR
My uncle was a usmc sniper in Afghanistan and Iraq he told me the humidity the curve of the earth and the earth rotation all is added into the formula crazy!!!
🕸JACK from PHILLY 🕸 your uncle is talking about the Coriolis effect. The rotation of the earth and the effect it has on the bullet when it travels. I’m not pretending to a spec ops guy or sniper. I was in the military and served in the Air Force. I was lucky enough to have a few very good friends who were Pj’s and they taught me a thing or 2.
Outstanding video gentlemen. Thank you for the education.
Wow this was interesting!! Very professional!! Amazing how much dedication you need to b a USA sniper!!
Wait wait wait...what kind of reticle does this shooter have to get such precise Mil readings and so fast!
Mil dot reticle
Here are five of the most common-and effective-sniper rifles. The M40A5 is the latest in a long line of M40 sniper rifles used by the U.S. Marine Corps. The M40 series is a highly modified Remington 700hunting rifle, chambered in .308Winchester/7.62x51mm NATO. I remember in November 2009, the Accuracy International L115A3 sniper rifle was the weapon used in the most prodigious feat of marksmanship in military history - two consecutive confirmed kills at 2.47 kilometers were followed by a third shot which disabled the (much smaller)machine gun the two combatants had been carrying.Apr 1, 2014.
Also cheytac, 338 Lapua , 50bmg in afghanistan
Classic military joke: Two snipers walk into a black bar....
what does the joke mean
I do bench rest shooting (I know not the same) but I can't imagine shooting with someone calling my windage or elevation. I like the experience of knowing your rifle within your capabilities.
BREAKING: Local sniper and spotter taking on the birdbox challenge.
simply the best 101 sniper spotter lesson technic on youtube ,
They need to keep working and level up. They haven't unlocked the eye wear.
Unique special forces skills, getting your target and spotting with a black flying rectangle covering your vision
What happened to: "the chickens in the pot", "cook it" ??? Thanks guys.
Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate this, gentlemen.
Super cool! Would love to understand how windage and elevation corrections are put in and then adjusted.. I have no idea how long range ballistics work.
Holy shit, the deadliest land survivor on the planet lol. I work for a land surveying company in high school and the crew chief basically did what that spotter was doing.
Usually the spotter has more experience on the sniper rifle than the actual shooter.
In actuality, you swap out on a regular basis.
The spotter learns from the shooter The shooter is the leader. So you're wrong.
@@juicymuscprod9624 by doctrine the spotter is the team-leader
What a well oiled machine. This is a work of art. I wish to be a 3rd this good just as a civilian.
Does he really think that little black bar is gonna conceal his identity might as well just wear sunglasses
It prevents facial recognition programs from identifying them.
@@whoswho2215 my thoughts as much too
They're obviously Cylons Duhhh
@@whoswho2215 no, they can still identify him with such program. Just harder
Its also a formality that they have some sort of facial concealment
Very useful and useable info and it's nice to how it's done correctly.
Thanks for watching,TR
How are they milling to the hundredths of a mil? 1.41mils etc. I can see the tenths of a mill like 1.4-1.5 mill but then breaking that into tenths. Holy crap.... 1mil = 3.6 in at 100 yards tenth of that .36in at 100 yards. Tenth of that .036in at 100 yards. Can you distinguish 36/1000th of an inch through your scope at 100 yards? wow
they aren't milling in hundredths of mils. The ballistic computer (they are running Applied Ballistics in his Kestrel wind meter) gives computer generated solutions based on the algorithm. It does not round off the answers. So, sometimes the correction is given in extreme detail.
I don't know about that.. Yes I agree with you kestrel and all that doesn't round the solution. But the shooter is telling the spotter the mil read through his scope not the spotter telling the shooter the mil solution. Watching the vid the spotter asked the shooter to check parallax and mil the target.
Wade Hughes they must have miled every target they had planned out for the video beforehand. We know what you mean
Most military shooters use metric which is based on tens and thats a lot easier to mentally calculate. There are certain formulas that involve dividing the distance by a constant (usually 39.4) and then multiplying by 1000 and that gives you the holdover in mils. Its pretty easy to do in your head if you're working with metric
Wade, can you explain what is mil and what is Parallax ? How do he checks it and what it stands for ?
Thats mostly what you see through scope: i.ytimg.com/vi/PHroaL-Sl9g/maxresdefault.jpg
Thanks gentlemen! Always looking to improve my communication with my spotter.
Is there a video reference to the "observation class" as talked about in the beginning of the video?
Pro - this is a modern military drill, practised and practised over and over, a drill. One of the many drills for the killing of enemy.
Better than ceremonial spit polish, parade uniforms, irratating drill instructors and marching bands. No glitz no glamour - just effect down range.
I take it you don't like 7 hour shoe spit shines....
Oh, those tiny black bars that conceal ome's identity about as much as Robin's tiny facemask.....
Excellent! So good to see professionals at work.
Spotter: two bravo check it....
Sniper: its your buddy with your wife on top
Spotter: SEND IT NOW... Damn it
i love your intro after effects (i use the same smoke effect for my videos)...as for the contents of the actual video, good stuff. learned all this in the Corps.
Dude you should make glasses like that and sell it as merch lol
I've never been good at reading wind. It wold be great to have video on this.
Coming soon!
Wish I was that awesome to be in special forces. But unfortunately when i joined the army I was a dumb kid with no goals.
Texas Patriot so you mean you were typical of the force, nothing to be ashamed of. I for one admire your honesty and time.
I was fortunate to be offered Rangers at enlistment, but i dropped out because I was afraid of heights. Doesn't mesh well with a force that prides itself on jumping lol.
Were in the same boat. I was a squared away soldier, and a PT stud. But my ignorance, and my poor decisions left me from doing what I was meant to do. However, after being in law enforcement, and finally graduating from college does qualify me to go Federal into a cool elite role. That's what I am working on now...;)
Here is your chance kid,pay attention
@@adrianherrera4455 Atta boy
By god is that John Mitchell and Mike Berry? It’s me Kyle from Jefferson High in Alabama! I didn’t know you guys became snipers! That’s rad bros!
I really feel like the black bar was moved manually, please use some tracker you only have one life :(
Very impressed with the camouflage black bars on their faces. Are those a new tech sunglasses.
Outstanding.
This was FASCINATING!
Maybe i missed it, but what observation class is he constantly referring too?
nathan cecil sniper school
I love this channel. Very informative with information coming from people with hands on experience.
Great videos! Can you provide more info on the shooters technique for Miling a target by leaning the weapon? Is this method a result of the particular reticle you use?? H59??
Much appreciated.
Thanks for the comments. The shooter is canting the rifle to “Mil” the target, because the steel target was actually leaning to one side. You want to align your Mil Scale as close as parallel as possible, to ensure you get a more accurate measurement. Just remember to re-level the gun prior to actually shooting.
Just a info, with a nice A.I. and 12:12min (every frame a picture) to rebuild a complete face. Not only the eyes are identity features. There is a point why special forces wear a balaclava
Just wear some sunglasses and save the editor a lot of time?
ok
try wearing glasses down a viewfinder
Burak Baggins try wearing sunglasses looking through a spotting lens.
Can't do that.
Interesting!! Didn't realize how complicated this is
came for the title
stayed for the black sunglasses
That was beautiful!
What is “mill” and how do you measure the wind?
Different videos that you can find in our video archive. Thanks for watching, TR
BRRRRAVO , TAARRRRGET , TWO THRRRREE, PRRRRACTICE SPEAKING AS MUCH AS YOURRRR SHOOTING
Is he saying "go to glass" and whatever he says there what does that mean for the shooter to move like he does
Most probably means to look through the scope, cause before he says "go to glass" he's always giving directions "by eye"
Yeah, because before he says “by eye go to sector...” and after that he tells “go to glass” to mean use the scope and find the target.
You cover his eyes but we can still make him out very easily. Not to mention his voice and way of speaking is very distinct; I doubt the eye cover does much to keep his anonymity.
If only my wife and I can slay bodies as smoothly as this.
Not sure if you guys still read these comments, but I have a question about the spotters looking device. Is there info on the make/ model of his rangefinder/monocular device? Thanks!
It is a Leupold Spotting Scope
Nobody:
Literally no one:
TH-cam operators: BlOcK My EyEs fOr *OpSEc*
Totally awesomely crazy that a projectile/rifle system can be so frkn accurate
Wow the snipers are taking on the demons in Birdbox now?
This is what I did daily on 14 combat tours .My Spotter always was dead on his ranges and wind reads
1:12 and then you go and reveal your eyes! xD
The way they communicate seems alot more like an instructor and student than a special forces sniper/spotter team.
Because it's an instructional vid
They are instructors
In BF1
Team : Sniper over there
Me: Shoots my Anti Tank rifle and kills him
Team: 😤👌
to those before us and those like us.....dam few....#greatjobman 👍
Superman wore glasses and no one ever recognized him...
Lol
When they talk about 'check parallax and mil'. Is the mil part basically ranging how far the target is away by counting how many mils it is from the top of the target to the bottom?
Correct