"Fundamentals of Sniping " Topic

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"Watching the great film American Sniper recently reminded me a book recommended by an old friend Jack Savage Wildman on the art of sniping. I found a copy on line and tried to extract some of the essential points made by the author, Major H. Hekseth-Prichard, a former big game hunter and highly successful sniping instructor for the British Army makes in his 1920 book…"
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