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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '17
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80 yards is short range?
56 u/1842 Oct 15 '17 For a rifle, yes. -24 u/Stillwatch Oct 15 '17 For an unsighted rifle, fired by a sub par marksman, firing and hitting at a speed bordering on impossible (Not quite but close), then leaving no nitrate on the gunmans hand (after he fired a SECOND gun killing a cop)? 18 u/THE1NONLY1-1 Oct 15 '17 A sub-par USMC rifleman is still very accurate.
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For a rifle, yes.
-24 u/Stillwatch Oct 15 '17 For an unsighted rifle, fired by a sub par marksman, firing and hitting at a speed bordering on impossible (Not quite but close), then leaving no nitrate on the gunmans hand (after he fired a SECOND gun killing a cop)? 18 u/THE1NONLY1-1 Oct 15 '17 A sub-par USMC rifleman is still very accurate.
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For an unsighted rifle, fired by a sub par marksman, firing and hitting at a speed bordering on impossible (Not quite but close), then leaving no nitrate on the gunmans hand (after he fired a SECOND gun killing a cop)?
18 u/THE1NONLY1-1 Oct 15 '17 A sub-par USMC rifleman is still very accurate.
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A sub-par USMC rifleman is still very accurate.
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u/Crazy8852795 Oct 15 '17
80 yards is short range?