North American Police Sniper summit at HSC

[cekim]

If there was a hole in the roof of the protection at the 85-yard range from "a .38," I seriously doubt that round was sent from the firing line of the 200-yard range. Be a hell of a shot with a .38.

Not really...

A "hell of a shot" would have landed closer to its target...

You can find people online shooting such distances in places configured for such things. I've fired a 22LR pistol (22A) at 100Y and hit a 10" plate reliably aiming only a little high (and that's a much weaker cartridge...)

It's irresponsible and dangerous given the configuration of the 200/300 area to even attempt this (i.e. DON'T!!!!), but there is no reason to doubt that the hole in the roof was a result of some idiot doing exactly that from the stand-point of physics...

 

[vellnueve]

Or, someone may have fired a shot out the roof of the 85 yard range.

 

[cekim]

Or, someone may have fired a shot out the roof of the 85 yard range.

That directionality should be reasonably obvious - but I have not inspected the hole myself... So, I don't know... Just pointing out that getting a bullet there from 200Y is not a feat of magic - just stupidity...

 

[FalArAk]

its a good thing you don't own a dog...

My x took my dog,leave me alone..

You are insensitive..

And quite frankly..

You are making me feel uncomfortable.

 

[Dench]

If there was a hole in the roof of the protection at the 85-yard range from "a .38," I seriously doubt that round was sent from the firing line of the 200-yard range. Be a hell of a shot with a .38.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmMEg4y54Dk
if this guy can shoot a G27 uphill at 230 yards, some guy can try to hit the gong on the 200 with a .38.

its not unthinkable to think that someone would try.