sniper
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a marksman who shoots at people from a concealed place
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A dedicated sniper rifle is also expensive, often costing thousands of dollars because of the high level of precision machining and hand-finishing required to achieve extreme accuracy.
Add to the mix, Stuart McKenzie, a Purple heart recipient and former U.S. army infantry SCOUT sniper who lost his hand — blown off by a roadside bomb – later reattached.
Accuracy A sniper, using a MK.14 EBR uses two stakes as shooting sticks to help steady his aim while providing overwatch in Iraq.
After World War II, many elements of German sniper training and doctrine were copied by other countries.
A GUN-RIGHTS activist was seen posing with a military-grade sniper rifle at a rally in Richmond, Virginia.
A sniper team would be armed with their long range weapon, and a shorter ranged weapon to engage and protect the team should enemies come in close contact.