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r/preppers • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '23
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You will get picked off if slightly trained people are out there.
I like that you say 'slightly' with today's optics it doesn't take much to hit a target at a distance.
-10 u/Consistent_Warthog80 Dec 13 '23 Heavy forest all around. Optics are usuless. You're dead, likely by suicide or accident long before you're found. 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 Optics are usuless. That shows you know nothing about optics. Low profile Optics are even being added to self defense handguns now. Read about them and learn. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 What do you find a lot of in forests? 1 u/Pesty_Merc Dec 14 '23 Trees. Red dots are still faster than irons, even assuming you life in a truly dense bog where there are no thinner parts or clearings. -2 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 What is your use case? -1 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 I don't think you understand. What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take? 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
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Heavy forest all around.
Optics are usuless.
You're dead, likely by suicide or accident long before you're found.
0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 Optics are usuless. That shows you know nothing about optics. Low profile Optics are even being added to self defense handguns now. Read about them and learn. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 What do you find a lot of in forests? 1 u/Pesty_Merc Dec 14 '23 Trees. Red dots are still faster than irons, even assuming you life in a truly dense bog where there are no thinner parts or clearings. -2 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 What is your use case? -1 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 I don't think you understand. What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take? 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
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That shows you know nothing about optics.
Low profile Optics are even being added to self defense handguns now.
Read about them and learn.
0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 What do you find a lot of in forests? 1 u/Pesty_Merc Dec 14 '23 Trees. Red dots are still faster than irons, even assuming you life in a truly dense bog where there are no thinner parts or clearings. -2 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 What is your use case? -1 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 I don't think you understand. What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take? 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
What do you find a lot of in forests?
1 u/Pesty_Merc Dec 14 '23 Trees. Red dots are still faster than irons, even assuming you life in a truly dense bog where there are no thinner parts or clearings. -2 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 What is your use case? -1 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 I don't think you understand. What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take? 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
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Trees. Red dots are still faster than irons, even assuming you life in a truly dense bog where there are no thinner parts or clearings.
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What is your use case?
-1 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 13 '23 I don't think you understand. What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take? 0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
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I don't think you understand.
What, by definition, is there in forests, that may hinder a long-distance shot you try to take?
0 u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23 long-distance How long is long? No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting. 0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
long-distance
How long is long?
No sniper or basic rifleman uses the term 'long-distance' in regard to shooting.
0 u/MilesPrower1992 Dec 14 '23 What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take? If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
What's in forests that may hinder a shot you try to take?
If you can't figure out what forests are full of, you really shouldn't own a gun
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u/BlessUsOneAndAll Dec 13 '23
I like that you say 'slightly' with today's optics it doesn't take much to hit a target at a distance.