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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
Mac, Let me lead by saying I hold the iron-willed men of the teams or any of the spec ops community virtually irrefutable in their knowledge, I make a special case for Mr. George Janos (Aka Jessie Ventura). Let me say that while he may have "only" been UDT, many a SEAL has said he's a team...- Foxtrot Whisky
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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
Well if you are only a sniper if you adhere to a certain "military discipline" or carry a tab or schooling that somehow bestows the art upon you then that would disqualify many of the other names mentioned. I think the only real argument against Oswald, he was a single target objective. One...- Foxtrot Whisky
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FNG - Savannah
Joined up to read and listen mainly, throw out a little something when it crosses my line of fire. i am not serving in any military or LEO capacity, I am a consultant in the private world...doing my thing to take care of my family. I enjoy shooting sports; pistol, trap, 3 gun etc. I am an...- Foxtrot Whisky
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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
As for the British sniper Patrick Ferguson, does he fit your definition of sniper. The historical count was that he did not fire on someone that was not aware of his presence. So upon seeing two American officers, he stood up and made his presence known and the officers turned and rode away...- Foxtrot Whisky
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Who is the most historically significant SNIPER?
I don’t think it is really possible to argue with Lee Harvey Oswald. I understand that some of us believe there is holiness to the term “sniper”, however Oswald was a sniper in every sense of the term. He scouted is position, he built his nest, he laid in wait for his quarry and when it came...- Foxtrot Whisky
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- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
