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Uploaded by on Jul 20, 2008

A very nice sniper shot in the eye , Its from SAVING PRIVATE RYAN .... Enjoy

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  • @PictishPrince

    Um, no in WW2, the record belonged to the Finns.Simo Häyhä with 505 confirmed kills. No one else even comes close.

  • @bulletinyurass I did, and also several other attempts to recreate the Hathcock shot. They all initially used compound lens scopes. When they used a correct scope, shot angularly instead of head on at a range, and used a correct sight picture (target in shadow with no refraction) they were able to recreate the shot in several instances. The shot is possible, just not a common occurence as the correct variables must be in play to achieve it.

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  • the movie is named saving private ryan

  • Bullseye!! Right in the eye!!

  • Epic film..

  • @ the tomswampy, it is possible history channel reenacted the shot hathcock made using a period accurate scope, mythbusters used a modern scope that used more lenses.

  • Yeah, what about the blood on the wall ???

  • any one notice the blood painted on the wall at :58

  • hey its van diesel on the groung :D

  • Off-topic compaired to the rest of this 'discussion' : BOOOOM HEADSHOT

  • @PictishPrince

    Not after changing scopes on a sighted-in rifle, as Reiben inexplicably did in this scene.

  • @JerodimusPrime

    No, its not wrong, provide ONE author that has CONFIRMED kill information on either of the two Russians. Why are they not more famous in Russia? As for Häyhä, go read A Sniper: The Skills, the Weapons, and the Experiences, Out of Nowhere: A History of the Military Sniper, Finland at War 1939-45. All of which say he probably killed 2x that number, but historically documented at 505 confirmed. So where are these books you have "read"...

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