Long Range Lead Delivery Service

Added on September 26th, 2010 by Puulaahi | Report Post
Tags:Humor, Military, Weapons

When you absolutely, positively need a bullet delivered overnight.

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Puulaahi (#4552)

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14 years ago

*Range Since I can’t edit!

DaCheetah (#3816)

14 years ago

So damn fast I can’t even see it.
(I hate broken images)

DaCheetah (#3816)

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14 years ago

Picture works now.

Nimbo (#2449)

14 years ago

Is it a picture of a sni

mld (#3619)

14 years ago

oh crap, not this aga

fortyseven (#3235)

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14 years ago

official oldfags or wha

MikeBabaguh (#2366)

14 years ago

Is it the invisible protis sni-

DMYTRIW WDS (#16438)

14 years ago

*runs aw

WistfulD (#5057)

14 years ago

What’s with all the satchels? Is he carrying the whole squad’s gear? I understand as a sniper your job is to hunker down and discard anything interfering with your riflery, but my gods that’s a lot of little packs to be marching around with!

omnismorior (#7644)

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14 years ago

I think he’s got the weapon propped on his backpack. He’s got a couple of small packs on his LCE, I don’t know what’s in the one on his right side or his butt pack. On his right, there is a MRE, Kevlar helmet, goggles (in the black), what looks to be a NVG mount, and I don’t know what is in the right-most pack. On his left side he has a anti-tank weapon and binos. Minus the anti-tank weapon, that’s pretty standard load. Stuff like the AT-4 gets distributed among the squad, on a rotational basis unless you have a noob, so it may just be his time to carry it.

omnismorior (#7644)

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14 years ago

Realized the acronyms could be a little obscure after I posted the above.
LCE = vest with all the loops and hooks to attach ammo packs, etc.
MRE = meal, ready to eat. Tan plastic bag.
NVG = night vision goggles.
AT-4 = fairly close range anti-tank “missile”

figosound (#16176)

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14 years ago

C-C-C-COMBO BRE

Stolid (#1669)

14 years ago

OK, if history (or hollywood, take your pick) has taught us anything, look for the highest hill, tallest tree, bell tower, or grassy knoll. There’s your sniper. Then nuke it from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.