I'm not a qualified sniper, but I'm an excellent shot with mid-range rifles like an AR-15
I'm not a qualified sniper, but I'm an excellent shot with mid-range rifles like an AR-15
I've always been told I'm a really good shot, but I don't really think I am. Mechanically, I'm good, and I know a lot of tricks to make really difficult shots. I used to instruct in the USMC as a PMI/CMI. But when I would look at naturally really good shooters, I just felt I wasn't at their level. I was good at seeing what people were doing wrong, so I was a good instructor. I was confident to tell people I would have them shooting expert before the week was out, and 90% of the time they did.
I've never missed.
Better than some, worse than others. Favorite to shoot depends on caliber. Would be a novel if I listed them in order per caliber.
Top three pistols atm would be
G17 modified
Sa 1911
Steyr m9
Top three rifles atm would be
Socom 16
Psa 5.56
Zastava m90
I bought a Lee Enfield No1 Mk3 a few months back. Someone brought in a crate of them to my local gun shop in amazing condition. I really like how it shoots, also own an xds 9mm for ccw, not the most accurate but it's a 3.3 barrel so...
I bought a cz 455 lux bolt action .22lr a few days ago I am waiting to arrive. Looking forward to that because I can shoot that all day for cheap.
Not knowing how many rounds are in a gun is irrelevant because you always treat it as if it is loaded when handling it. Every time I pick up a gun I check the chamber and the magazine and verify it is empty, and even after that still handle it as if it is loaded. If I hand a gun to a person that I have checked and they hand it back, I check it again.
I prefer using the bow. It worked really well for me in Tomb Raider.
I was when I was in the military, but haven't shot since, so no.
I recently used a Rigby .357 H&H, that was the dog's bollocks.
The owner got it for safaris and I want one now, but they are bloody expensive, those are car money.
Pretty good shot with a rifle. I can (and have) shoot a running deer through the heart at over 500 yards. Of all the rifles I've shot (my father is a gun collector who also repairs guns), I always have a soft spot for my .243 (best compromise for me between high muzzle velocity and bullet weight).
Okay shot with a pistol. I can shoot a reasonable good pattern at 50 feet. My favorite here is a .45 (my father's, so not sure, but I think it was a Ruger).
No, I'm not a white American cop.
Absolutely, my father taught me when I was young with both handguns and rifles. He is an avid collector and lifetime member of the NRA. I wouldn't consider myself a hobbyist but I am informed and capable.
There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there always has been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge." - Isaac Asimov
M16 I would average 28/29 out of 30.
M203 I could nail a target in the chest with the launcher at 300+ yards.
Any shotgun really.
I worked at a gun range for 5 years so I got really good at sporting clays and trap, was in a competitive league for about 4 years. I continue to practice regularly to this day. Also I was in the Military between 2001 and 2005 and deployed for almost 3 years. I got a lot of experience.