[shmagmiepen]

this is varmit hunting with large caliber rifles.

plus, human bodies dont fly like that after getting hit with a 50. besides if snipers are going to take shots at human targets they are going to use something lighter to carry like the M-40A3 not a barrett. the 50 cal sniper rifles are used more for disabling vehicles, not so much for neutralizing human targets.

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by FireflyGuts ↗

Go full screen dude.
Nah, but seriously, you can see one of them walking.

I just did and it still looks the same to me. The one walking which I guess is the last one, looks the most like a 4 legged animal to me. I don't know, maybe I'm blind.

[FireFlyGuts]

I don't know, the second one looks like an arm goes flying. But, wouldn't a gun that is used for stopping vehicles blow apart a human just as easily as a four legged animal?

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by FireflyGuts ↗

I don't know, the second one looks like an arm goes flying. But, wouldn't a gun that is used for stopping vehicles blow apart a human just as easily as a four legged animal?

I know that they use similar guns on helicopters in iraq. And they do the same kind of damage to humans too.

[shmagmiepen]

i dont think a 50 round would make human gristle helicopter a few dozen meters. i also believe it would be impractical for a sniper team to lug a 50 cal sniper and its heavy ammo to shoot human targets and film it no less. the spotters job is way more important then film what happens to body parts after a 50 cal shot.

snipers would rather carry a lighter rifle to engage human targets. you would really only find 50 cal sniper rifles in defensive or established and secure positions not out in the mountains like that.

[SargeistExisting]

Either way, good example of U.S. firepower.

[Max Power]

i want one

[956moe]

well the 1st goes like 20 ft in the air...pretty bad ass stuff

[KoolerThanJesus]

Very nice... Im thinking he's blasting away at mountain goats? None the less, I'm impressed.

[brucefrommexico:)]