HomeWorldConflictsA Ukrainian SOF sniper from 8th Special Purpose Regiment hits a Russian soldier at a distance of 1,016 meters using a Barrett MRAD rifle. Location and date not specified.
A Ukrainian SOF sniper from 8th Special Purpose Regiment hits a Russian soldier at a distance of 1,016 meters using a Barrett MRAD rifle. Location and date not specified.
September 15, 2024
A Ukrainian SOF sniper from 8th Special Purpose Regiment hits a Russian soldier at a distance of 1,016 meters using a Barrett MRAD rifle. Location and date not specified.
by kaasprins
3 comments
Copied from my recent post on r/MilitaryPorn: Guy’s Telegram channel is mtt_SF, give him a follow! He posts cool stuff like this and sometimes answers questions as well.
The description of this video was:
“Barrett MRAD 338 Range 1016m Standing position with a bipod + support for hand and butt Cartridge Swiss AP 260gr
I did not post this video for a long time due to the relevance of the location
Moving along the edge of the forest, even running, will harm your health 🏃🏼”
*Call me skeptical*,
But a leading shot on a **MOVING** target 1k away is a tough fucking shot to say the least.
Lots of doubt here.
Long (1km+) shots **are not unheard of**, but the targets in those were static enough for a scope to settle down on them, usually in a setup position (scope is just waiting for them to step into crosshairs)
Not saying it isnt possible. Am saying whats shown here could be different than desciption.
Title is very misleading because we can’t confirm this.
3 comments
Copied from my recent post on r/MilitaryPorn: Guy’s Telegram channel is mtt_SF, give him a follow! He posts cool stuff like this and sometimes answers questions as well.
The description of this video was:
“Barrett MRAD 338
Range 1016m
Standing position with a bipod + support for hand and butt
Cartridge Swiss AP 260gr
I did not post this video for a long time due to the relevance of the location
Moving along the edge of the forest, even running, will harm your health 🏃🏼”
*Call me skeptical*,
But a leading shot on a **MOVING** target 1k away is a tough fucking shot to say the least.
Lots of doubt here.
Long (1km+) shots **are not unheard of**, but the targets in those were static enough for a scope to settle down on them, usually in a setup position (scope is just waiting for them to step into crosshairs)
Not saying it isnt possible. Am saying whats shown here could be different than desciption.
Title is very misleading because we can’t confirm this.