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semi_problomatic · November 8, 2013, 05:43 PM

Bart, I'm not sure which of us needs to learn to read and which one needs to learn to write. But eventually we may just learn to understand each other. I was replying to what follows. I'll let you try again to interpret what I said. Cause we basically just said the same thing.

"I never saw these guys draw special ammo. Perhaps. My neighbor is a Special Forces sniper and sniper instructor. I'll ask him for the real info when I next get a chance. I'd be surprised though if they are drawing match grade ammo and not just bulk ammo for their shots. They are shooting to hit man sized targets, not for 1/2 MOA. 1 MOA still connects on a person at 1,000 yards. Good enough for government work. "

November 8, 2013, 05:43 PM	#68
semi_problomatic Senior Member Join Date: July 27, 2009 Location: Ft. Polk Posts: 883	Bart, I'm not sure which of us needs to learn to read and which one needs to learn to write. But eventually we may just learn to understand each other. I was replying to what follows. I'll let you try again to interpret what I said. Cause we basically just said the same thing. "I never saw these guys draw special ammo. Perhaps. My neighbor is a Special Forces sniper and sniper instructor. I'll ask him for the real info when I next get a chance. I'd be surprised though if they are drawing match grade ammo and not just bulk ammo for their shots. They are shooting to hit man sized targets, not for 1/2 MOA. 1 MOA still connects on a person at 1,000 yards. Good enough for government work. " __________________ Freedom's just a word. If I'm gonna die for a word, my word is jello...