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    More snipers.

    Brit sniper



    Russianicon.



    Sniping in Italyicon




    Movie sniper.



    Nagant sniper rifle.

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    Great photo's
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    Was the first picture taken during a full moon. Great pictures!
    Thank you, Bob

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    The picture from Italyicon looks like a Britishicon or Canadianicon sniper with a US Model 1913 Warner & Swasey Musket Sight. And what is it mounted on? It looks a little like an 03A3!

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    Could be a P14. Looks like it has the spot for a volley sight on the side.
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    Great pics. The italian sniper makes himself very friendly to countersniping. Nice glossy scope but the huge piece of grass on his cap gives a good camouflage

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    I think you're talking about the Sovieticon sniper...
    But yeah that one blade of grass makes him the master of camouflage.
    Even Vasily Zaytsev himself would not have been abled to find him !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibbs505 View Post
    Could be a P14. Looks like it has the spot for a volley sight on the side.
    Definitely a P14. The Canadians used a few Warner Swazey scopes on Ross Rifles as well. This pic is also posted on a spanish website. Be interesting to know where the reference to Italyicon comes from. Not that im arguing I d just like to know more as i used the same pic in a post about 2 weeks ago.

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    BTW: What kind of scope is the 'movie-Sniper' using ?
    Never saw something like that.

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    I think a 3x Unertl scope

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