Real issue Digital camo uniforms

[devildog999]

If you really think they are real, you need to look reaallll close when you get them. Real cammies have mine Eagle Globe and Anchors all over them. If they don't have them, they are not authentic

[1lostinspace]

If you really think they are real, you need to look reaallll close when you get them. Real cammies have mine Eagle Globe and Anchors all over them. If they don't have them, they are not authentic

I bought the ACU for Urban use, looks like my propper but has the blk IR squares

[1lostinspace]

i just bought a crap load of issued CADPAT, i dont know why i do sporadic ****e like this lol

CADPAT is gooood.......

[ar15barrels]

Fixed it for ya!

hehe, once a marine, ALWAYS a marine.

[1lostinspace]

hehe, once a marine, ALWAYS a marine.

Yup Marines are Marines for life. I went shooting with an old one not that long ago, he had a 20" AR and could hit targets out to 500 meters using iron sites

[ar15barrels]

Yup Marines are Marines for life. I went shooting with an old one not that long ago, he had a 20" AR and could hit targets out to 500 meters using iron sites

Anyone with average marksmanship skills can do that.
If you can't, you need to work on your marksmanship skills.

[Army]

Murtha is an EX-Marine.......

[1lostinspace]

Anyone with average marksmanship skills can do that.
If you can't, you need to work on your marksmanship skills.

No the target was about the size of a small watermelon and had to be a 5-10 mph cross wind. On a calm day yeah it can be done but with wind like that and using standard Lake city m855 that is impressive.
It's one thing to say you can do it and another to do it.
I am able to shoot .76" 5 shots at 200 yards using my 20" scoped with my reloads, I can out shoot most people. What I was impressed by was his ability to judge and adjust to the wind at any range with out using a ballistic table.

[smle-man]

No the target was about the size of a small watermelon and had to be a 5-10 mph cross wind. On a calm day yeah it can be done but with wind like that and using standard Lake city m855 that is impressive.
It's one thing to say you can do it and another to do it.
I am able to shoot .76" 5 shots at 200 yards using my 20" scoped with my reloads, I can out shoot most people. What I was impressed by was his ability to judge and adjust to the wind at any range with out using a ballistic table.

Not bad, I regularly hit a 18x24" steel target up hill at 400yds from the standing position with iron sights with Korean PS ball from a CMP service grade with 54 year old eyes. With erratic wind. Does that count? I'll do it with my 24/47 and Yugo ball too. No scope.

Retired Army

[1lostinspace]

Not bad, I regularly hit a 18x24" steel target up hill at 400yds from the standing position with iron sights with Korean PS ball from a CMP service grade with 54 year old eyes. With erratic wind. Does that count? I'll do it with my 24/47 and Yugo ball too. No scope.

Retired Army

At 500 yards like that I can hit something small like that 5-7 out of 10 times.
He was hitting it what appeared to be 8-10 out of ten.

Trust me I am 30 years old and have great eyes and a very steady hand, this guy is good!

think about it m855 is about a 3 MOA ammunition the moa at 500 yards is about 15" that is about the size of the target, throw wind and round variation with shooter error and what he is doing is hard.