Sharpshooter ..

antaboga

SangSaka

Originally posted by antaboga at 12-7-2004 05:46 PM:

Hmmm.... satu peluru satu musuh slogan PPH yek? Sorry.... memang tak pasti pasal tu....... campur tangan tentera? Hmmm... hampir-hampir pada malam hitam 21 Sept 1998....... nasib baik FRU still boleh take control pada malam tu... kalau tak.... hmmmmm

eva

Originally posted by insignia at 12-7-2004 02:06:


citer pasal collateral victim nie...i ade pengalaman rusuhan nie tp bkn kat mesia....ngeri oii..siap nak kena hentak ng rifle ng belantan..tp nasib baik dpt menyelamatkan diri dgn berlindung dl ...

kat mana tu? indon? or negara omputeh???

eva

Originally posted by SangSaka at 12-7-2004 09:59:



Hmmm.... satu peluru satu musuh slogan PPH yek? Sorry.... memang tak pasti pasal tu....... campur tangan tentera? Hmmm... hampir-hampir pada malam hitam 21 Sept 1998....... nasib baik FRU sti ...

wah siap tarikh!!!
time nie kot eva stucked kat the mall tu.. khabarnya banyak cermin pecah kat PWTC.. btol ke? :hmm:

antaboga

Originally posted by eva at 12-7-2004 18:10:


wah siap tarikh!!!
time nie kot eva stucked kat the mall tu.. khabarnya banyak cermin pecah kat PWTC.. btol ke? :hmm:

Tak.. takla sedahsyat yg diwar war kan.. takde kereta terbakar dan takde bangunan yg kena pecah masuk.. etc etc.

Kebanyakkan yg ada cuma 'spectator' tue yg nampak ramai semacam tue. Biasa la M'sia kalau eksiden pun mau jem 30 batu org slow nak tgk.

Thanks for the info SangSaka.. tak tahu pulak saya yg pada Sept 1998 hampir menggunakan tentera.

eva

Originally posted by antaboga at 12-7-2004 10:19:


Tak.. takla sedahsyat yg diwar war kan.. takde kereta terbakar dan takde bangunan yg kena pecah masuk.. etc etc.

Kebanyakkan yg ada cuma 'spectator' tue yg nampak ramai semacam tue. Biasa la ...

uh ok..
tapi time stuck kat tengah2 org tunjuk perasaan tu.. anything can happen anta..
semua sama.. semua marah2.. tak kisah la mak ke bapak ke anak ke atuk ke semua sama...
kami dah kat the mall tu.. erkk.. bersebelahan je dgn pwtc..

insignia

Originally posted by Malik Al Hassan at 12-7-2004 17:26:
anta ... aku rasa suma org tau peristiwa berdarah yg mana ko maksudkan, mesia ni bukan byk sgt "peristiwa berdarah" pun ... once in many2 yrs...



:cool::cool::cool:

kes memali ke...

insignia

Originally posted by eva at 12-7-2004 18:08:

kat mana tu? indon? or negara omputeh???

...tak kat negara arab....rusuhan pasal palestin....

taiaha

Can anyone giveID this rifle? Thanks buglerbilly:

malarky

macam AW-50

taiaha

Any specs for the rifle malarky?

mdmee

Ciri-ciri senjata sniper yang baik:

* floating barrel - barrel kurang bersentuh dengan senjata ... utk kurangkan getaran atau dapat getaran yang konsisten
* bolt-action rifles - macam cerita cowboy dulu-dulu utk reload ... utk kurangkan bahagian yang bergerak
* pakai peluru besar !!! .5 caliber utk pastikan sasaran gerenti mati selain boleh digunakan utk tembak peralatan musuh.  ini contoh shell dari peluru 0.5 cal




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manusia biasa

1. biasa tak "lepak" kat open area .. ni kes sama ada nak jadi model, ataupon terpaksa .. berita buruknyer, aku tak tau model senjata tu ..he he he .. sniper rifle la kita panggil .. hehe he

2. make up tak sapu pon kat muka mamat ni, tu blom kes balut sniper rifle tu ..  :hug:  

3. satu lagi, utk misi khas, sniper akan diiringi dgn spotter [yg juga sniper] bg membantu mengesan kedudukan target , supaya target masih dlm range peluru ..


4. tak bawa beg, equipment tak bnyk = misi usha awek jer tu , bukan long period punyer ops ..
he he he  :gila:  :gila:

paling koman pon, contohi la mamat dibwh ni, walopon kaler tak sama dgn environment, tapi dia dah usaha buat penyamaran ..



kedudukan dia pon lagi stabil, senjata tak mudah goyang apabila kaki senjata mendarat atas permukaan bumi .. kalo dia miss tembak sama ada dia tertido ataupon tgh angau kat awek di kg .. he he he

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Aidaeliynor

kalau jadi sniper kena buang ke selaput mata ?

d'zeck

Originally posted by manusia biasa at 23-2-2006 08:02 PM


1. biasa tak "lepak" kat open area .. ni kes sama ada nak jadi model, ataupon terpaksa ..  

Ni gambar koleksi peribadi dia kot.. nk kasi kat awek la tu..   btw,kalau tak salah, model sniper rifle ni ade masa demonstrasi kat awana porto malai, time LIMA ' 05 segmen maritim aritu.. cuma laras yg dlm gambar ni lebih pendek..

mdmee

satu lagi fakta menarik tentang sniper.. sniper selalunya berpasangan !!!!

satu penembak dan satu lagi pengesan dan pengesan ni selalunya pakai scope yang lagi berkuasa dari penembak sniper.



penembak saje .. pengesan dah hilang tapi scope dia tertinggal

mmc

Originally posted by d'zeck at 14-3-2006 12:46 PM

Ni gambar koleksi peribadi dia kot.. nk kasi kat awek la tu..   btw,kalau tak salah, model sniper rifle ni ade masa demonstrasi kat awana porto malai, time LIMA ' 05 segmen maritim aritu.. cuma ...

lepas tu rasa gamabr dan feature dia ada kelaur kat perajurit atau tempur recently..

matmin77

Speaking of sharpshooter....u guys ever heard of the "Juba" sniper?..supposely in Iraq there is a Iraqi Insurgent Sniper who has killed or wounded up to a hundred US troops..

Iraqi Sniper attack against US soldier in Baghdad

""Juba" is the nickname that the multinational forces in Iraq have given to a supposed member of the Iraqi insurgency who is alleged to be an amazingly accurate sniper, having killed and wounded up to a hundred United States soldiers. The sniper fires only once before moving from his position, leaving behind little evidence of his whereabouts"

Baghdad, Iraq. A sniper, alleged to be the infamous 揓uba

matmin77

Nie lagi info pasaL Juba....he evesn kiiled 4 US Marine Snipers/Scouts Snipers with shots to the head...

Elusive sniper saps US morale in Baghdad

Commanders weigh their options as 'Juba' notches up more kills

Rory Carroll in Baghdad
Friday August 5, 2005
The Guardian

They have never seen Juba. They hear him, but by then it's too late: a shot rings out and another US soldier slumps dead or wounded.

There is never a follow-up shot, never a chance for US forces to identify the origin, to make the hunter the hunted. He fires once and vanishes.

Juba is the nickname given by American forces to an insurgent sniper operating in southern Baghdad. They do not know his appearance, nationality or real name, but they know and fear his skill.

"He's good," said Specialist Travis Burress, 22, a sniper with the 1-64 battalion based in Camp Rustamiyah. "Every time we dismount I'm sure everyone has got him in the back of their minds. He's a serious threat to us."

Gun attacks occasionally pepper the battalion's foot and mounted patrols, but the single crack of what is thought to be a Tobuk sniper rifle inspires particular dread.

Since February, the killing of at least two members of the battalion and the wounding of six more have been attributed to Juba. Some think it is also he that has picked off up to a dozen other soldiers.

In a war marked by sectarian bombings and civilian casualties, Juba is unusual in targeting only coalition troops, a difficult quarry protected by armoured vehicles, body armour and helmets.

He waits for soldiers to dismount, or stand up in a Humvee turret, and aims for gaps in their body armour, the lower spine, ribs or above the chest. He has killed from 200 metres away.

"It was the perfect shot," the battalion commander, Lt Col Kevin Farrell, said of one incident. "Blew out the spine.

"We have different techniques to try to lure him out, but he is very well trained and very patient. He doesn't fire a second shot."

Some in the battalion want marksmen to occupy rooftops overlooking supply routes, Juba's hunting ground, to try to put him in the cross-hairs.

"It would be a pretty ****ty assignment because he's good," said Spc Burress. "I think it's a sniper's job to get a sniper, and it'd probably take all of us to get him."

American snipers operate in teams of at least two people, a shooter and a spotter, the latter requiring more experience since he must use complicated formulae to calculate factors such as wind strength and drag coefficients.

Some worry that Juba is on his way to becoming a resistance hero, acclaimed by those Iraqis who distinguish between "good" insurgents, who target only Americans, and "bad" insurgents who harm civilians.

The insurgent grapevine celebrates an incident last June when a four-strong marine scout sniper team was killed in Ramadi, all with shots to the head.

Unlike their opponents, US snipers in Baghdad seldom get to shoot. Typically they hide on rooftops and use thermal imaging and night vision equipment to monitor areas. If there is suspicious activity, they summon aircraft or ground patrols.

"We are professionals. There is a line between a maniac with a gun and a sniper," said Mike, 31, a corporal with a reconnaissance sniper platoon who did not want to his surname to be used.

He spoke during a 24-hour mission on a roof during which his team ate junk food and urinated into a bottle. During daylight they lay on the ground, immobile, to avoid being seen. "It's not a glamorous life," he said.

There was no sign of Juba, who tended to operate further east, but the team spotted mortar flashes and fed the coordinates to base.

Mike said he had shot 14 people in Somalia, three in Afghanistan and one in Iraq. "It's not like you expect it to be, an emotional high. You just think about the wind, the range, then it's over with."

Sniper fire is only of the threats for an American military that has suffered heavy losses this week.

Yesterday another soldier was killed in Ramadi, west of Baghdad, adding to the 21 who died in attacks on Monday and Wednesday.

Roadside bombs account for most of the lives lost, and the size and design of the explosions has led investigators to conclude that the insurgents are learning bombmaking methods from other terrorist organisations.

Yesterday's New York Times reported that the techniques used by Hezbollah in Lebanon were increasingly being seen in roadside bombs in Iraq.

An unnamed senior American commander quoted by the paper said bombs using shaped charges closely matched the bombs that Hezbollah used against Israel.

"Our assessment is that they are probably going off to 'school' to learn how to make bombs that can destroy armoured vehicles," he said.


Rumors of capture

A military commander in Iraq recently hinted that 揓uba

matmin77

More info..it seems "Juba" uses a Iraqi built Tabuk Sniper Rifle (a modified AK-47)..



Feb. 10, 2006