Dey put 3 sticker on moi helmet last time...meaning wat ar?
All the snipers in that video are Ang Moh. This proves beyond all doubt that Ang Mohs are the best!
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Great news! Ang Moh kills six Muslims with one bullet!
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All the snipers in that video are Ang Moh. This proves beyond all doubt that Ang Mohs are the best!
Thank you for the confirmation. Everyone says that too.
Told settle the disputes here, I suggest the Ang Moh Sniper vs a Sinkie Sniper. First one to kill the other wins.
They can only shoot sperm
I heard Gay Loong was a woh woh shooter during a live firing demo. Lau kuey like crazy.
Out from their backside when they fart !
why 800m only? Does not make sense. The Accuracy International L115A1 used by the SAF is good out to 1500m. Why train for a 800m max shot? there are so many high vantage points in singapore, I dare say they can find targets at 2000m.
How SAF select snipers? From Kong Kam Dos or Scouts?
Our SAF can even shoot aeroplane.
Good news to read about dead m&d slimes.
Killing shot made at distance of 2,430 metres
Stephen Thorne
Canadian Press
A world-record killing shot by a Canadian sniper detachment in Afghanistan could never have been made with the ammunition they were issued when they left Edmonton last winter, the triggerman said in a recent interview. The Canadian .50-calibre rounds have a maximum range of between 2,200 and 2,300 metres.
But the U.S. rounds, they discovered, "fly farther, faster," said Cpl. "Bill", a 26-year-old native of Fogo Island, Nfld.
The two-man Canadian team, coupled with American Sgt. Zevon Durham of Greenville, S.C., made the kill from 2,430 metres, or nearly 2 1/2 kilometres, on the second shot.
This feat is the equivalent of standing at the foot of Yonge St. and hitting a target in the intersection of Yonge and Wellesley Sts., just north of College St.
The first shot blew a bag from the hand of their target, an Al Qaeda fighter walking on a road.
"He didn't even flinch," said Bill, who spoke on condition that his real name not be used.
"We made a correction and the next round hit exactly where we wanted it to. Well, a bit to the right."
The kill, one of more than 20 unofficially accredited to Canadian snipers during Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan's Shah-i-Kot Valley, beat the 35-year-old record of 2,500 yards, or 2,250 metres, set by U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Carlos Hathcock in Duc Pho, South Vietnam.
Stephen Thorne
Canadian Press
A world-record killing shot by a Canadian sniper detachment in Afghanistan could never have been made with the ammunition they were issued when they left Edmonton last winter, the triggerman said in a recent interview. The Canadian .50-calibre rounds have a maximum range of between 2,200 and 2,300 metres.
But the U.S. rounds, they discovered, "fly farther, faster," said Cpl. "Bill", a 26-year-old native of Fogo Island, Nfld.
The two-man Canadian team, coupled with American Sgt. Zevon Durham of Greenville, S.C., made the kill from 2,430 metres, or nearly 2 1/2 kilometres, on the second shot.
This feat is the equivalent of standing at the foot of Yonge St. and hitting a target in the intersection of Yonge and Wellesley Sts., just north of College St.
The first shot blew a bag from the hand of their target, an Al Qaeda fighter walking on a road.
"He didn't even flinch," said Bill, who spoke on condition that his real name not be used.
"We made a correction and the next round hit exactly where we wanted it to. Well, a bit to the right."
The kill, one of more than 20 unofficially accredited to Canadian snipers during Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan's Shah-i-Kot Valley, beat the 35-year-old record of 2,500 yards, or 2,250 metres, set by U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Carlos Hathcock in Duc Pho, South Vietnam.
Many marksmen in SPF too. Too bad they run and hide when needed.
You are too optimistic buddy, even one cobra also difficult don't believe me see this cobra, try to shot this cobra
[video=youtube;etb5Cs_gH4s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etb5Cs_gH4s[/video]
Potential snipers identified at BMT or recruit stage. Also in my day, identified on course at SAFINCOS and OCS. Selected for training, but easy to wash out. Usually cannot wear spectacles, hard to find that nowadays in NS recruits.
ANG MOH is the best, they never show restrain....ha ha ha ha
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