Carlos H.? BS
Yada Yada. Who does/not believe the BS about the shot thru the enemy scope?
Well, it must be true since I read it in the book?
Well, it must be true since gunny sgt who was there with Hatthcock, said it was true.
Well. it must be true, since we had the rifle but it got lost somewhere, between somewhere.
Well, it must be true because we actually went and picked it out of
his dead hands. Yea, like where is it now?
Well, it must be true since I am a sniper and would never lie about my kills. My spotters never lie and are trained to recover,rifles, badges, and scopes from slain enemy. Unfortunately, they often lose the objects they bravely put their lives on the line .
Ladies and gents, I think Carlos whould have been given the MOH for his effort in saving the guys in the AMP
Well, it must be true since I read it in the book?
Well, it must be true since gunny sgt who was there with Hatthcock, said it was true.
Well. it must be true, since we had the rifle but it got lost somewhere, between somewhere.
Well, it must be true because we actually went and picked it out of
his dead hands. Yea, like where is it now?
Well, it must be true since I am a sniper and would never lie about my kills. My spotters never lie and are trained to recover,rifles, badges, and scopes from slain enemy. Unfortunately, they often lose the objects they bravely put their lives on the line .
Ladies and gents, I think Carlos whould have been given the MOH for his effort in saving the guys in the AMP
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-Disbelieve anything you want to. Sounds to me like your disbelief is grounded in yours and your buddies' cynical attitudes. You can't do it, so it can't be done! Crap! Be real!
Hathcock never said that he set out to specifically perform this feat, although I personally would not call it a "feat" for someone with his skills. He was trying to kill someone that was a microsecond away from killing him. The bullet through the scope was considered by Hathcock to be a coincidence, because Hathcock says he aimed at a glint of light. Well gee, where did that come from, off the NVA's pearly whites??? Hathcock simply hit what he aimed at....the glint of light! What is so tough about hitting what you aim at? Do you have trouble doing that[?] Golll-eeee, Seargent Scheisskopf, did you actually hit the target this time??!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Wolf.
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-Disbelieve anything you want to. Sounds to me like your disbelief is grounded in yours and your buddies' cynical attitudes. You can't do it, so it can't be done! Crap! Be real!
Hathcock never said that he set out to specifically perform this feat, although I personally would not call it a "feat" for someone with his skills. He was trying to kill someone that was a microsecond away from killing him. The bullet through the scope was considered by Hathcock to be a coincidence, because Hathcock says he aimed at a glint of light. Well gee, where did that come from, off the NVA's pearly whites??? Hathcock simply hit what he aimed at....the glint of light! What is so tough about hitting what you aim at? Do you have trouble doing that[?] Golll-eeee, Seargent Scheisskopf, did you actually hit the target this time??!
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If the gunny said he did it, that's good enough for me. Also in regards to how myth busters eventually proved that it was possible by using AP ammo. I seem to remember reading somewhere that the AP round was the standard for the scout snipers in vietnam... 0 -
quote:Originally posted by PATBUZZARD
If the gunny said he did it, that's good enough for me. Also in regards to how myth busters eventually proved that it was possible by using AP ammo. I seem to remember reading somewhere that the AP round was the standard for the scout snipers in vietnam...
+1 but do you think that the "great" mythbusters think that a soft point .30-06 would not go thru glass? golly how thick is that glass?[;)]0 -
tcDA: i'm fed up with your wining about Gunny Hathcock. weather he put the round through the scope or not you will never know and as what's been asked were you were during the viet nam war, you haven't earned the right to question the dirt on the Gunnys boots. much less a shot taken almost 40 years ago. 0 -
I was at TSN Air Base from Nov 68 - Nov 69. 0 -
How about that. 0
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