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Originally Posted by WarriorDiplomat
I smell an opportunity for a squared away Green Beret to fix this to save the contract.....it was once about a time the bread and butter of a good 18B
As far as the trajectory of the chambered round for this set up I am curious to know how it differs
Weight, grain, rifling, barrel length, where the sight sets on the weapon compared to the front sight post all factor in not the mention the shooter being training on how a weapon shoots or what a 50/300 zero means
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There have been 18Bs on those quals for quite a few years. While I wasn’t there for the incident in question, I have worked with the Ugandans quite a bit. Their memory is about as long as their hair. You can teach them the same basic task every day for a week and they still won’t remember it the next day. Them not knowing how to zero a weapon is not a good indicator of whether or not documents were falsified. Not to mention that the Ugandans don’t usually make any sight corrections themselves. Instructors do that for them as basic math for sight adjustments is way beyond their comprehension