Sniper Prank

#3 - include

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#7 to #3 - kommandantvideo

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wow spoilers

#9 to #7 - lordreginald

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(04/05/2014) [-]

It's been like 7 months. That's on you.

#10 to #9 - kommandantvideo

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(04/05/2014) [-]

nah ive seen it all im just sayin

#21 to #10 - anon id: f6d53918

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Look up context.

#57 to #3 - friedpotatoes

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Have a look at entry #4 in this article and see why using laser sights on a sniper rifle is ridiculously ineffective

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#108 to #57 - iwantattention

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(04/06/2014) [-]

There weren't any snipers

#114 to #108 - friedpotatoes

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(04/15/2014) [-]

I'm referring to the mainstream idea that laser dots usually mean a sniper is aiming their gun at you. I'm not criticizing the show, or the prank

#86 to #3 - anon id: 8827998c

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Hah, i remember that

#47 to #3 - ShockedNazi

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#83 to #3 - gecht

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#17 to #3 - fergferg

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what show is this?

#34 to #17 - iamchicken

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#18 to #17 - include

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#19 to #18 - fergferg

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(04/06/2014) [-]

thank you sir

#79 to #3 - jaketasticness

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Nice, I just referenced this scene with my brother last night.

#58 to #3 - fjaggot

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(04/06/2014) [-]

holy **** that guy on the left his acting was so **** you can see it in this gif

#12 - turian

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(04/05/2014) [-]

funny fact.
how retarded would it be if snipers really used laser pointer for aming...

#105 to #12 - thesecretberry

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(04/06/2014) [-]

how else would people know they we're about to be shot?

#14 to #12 - hellomynameisbill

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modern snipers use infra red lasers that are only visible through scope

#15 to #14 - PgFalcon

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Nope, scoped rifles would never make use of a laser as a laser is only useful or accurate out to about a hundred yards. Laser is for unscoped rifles and close quarter weapons generally speaking, and the laser is usually used in the dark in conjunction with night vision to improve accuracy, although most troops never use it and opt instead to just use an infrared flashlight.

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(04/06/2014) [-]

infra red is equipped on most snipers and rifles, for night scoping and marking targets/locations.

that's only true for specific groups tho. and also they have a general idea to not use them against enemy who could see it. and sniper scopes are also equipped red dots in them.

did you see the new one the military producing? my squad was there on the "promo" it fckin comes with ultrasound and heartbeat monitor along with heat scopes. they said it's a prototype and will take a few years to come... but still it was the most silent .50 i ever heard

#41 to #15 - janosaudron

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I never used the NODs in general. The damn things gave me a headache and i could see much better without em

#35 to #15 - Shramin

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What about the lasers that help us determine the distance from earth to "planet"?

#38 to #35 - wheretheheartroams

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those are a bit different anyway, theyre a single shot and they wait for the light to return, not like a laser on a gun where its continuously shining

#36 to #35 - skeptical

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It's inaccurate because of the bullet's downward trajectory due to gravity and other factors such as wind and particulate pollution

#88 to #36 - anon id: 8cd4a1f4

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So you can't adjust the laser the same way you would adjust a scope. Really now?

#89 to #88 - skeptical

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Not on the fly, no.

#90 to #89 - anon id: c43694a6

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yes you actually can, it zeroes with the scope

#92 to #90 - skeptical

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Too much room for error at long range because effective zeroing in that way would require a reading on the reflection of the laser. At that point it is not only simpler and more cost-effective to have a manually read sight, it also is more effective at stealth as a laser large enough in diameter to be read by the scope would give away the fact that a sniper had you in his sights.

#94 to #92 - anon id: c43694a6

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well i'm not talking about visible light, but rather infra. if it's built in the scope, then it can not only zero, but read the distance too.

it's also / mostly used for marking targets.

but yes against enemy that could see it, it's bad and that's why they have to have a general idea to when they can use it

#95 to #94 - skeptical

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Well as the guy said before infra is sometimes used in targeting and scopes, but not the kind of arctic-type laser in the content

#96 to #95 - anon id: c43694a6

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(04/06/2014) [-]

wow, i wanted to reply something, but then i noticed the reply box is different now...

so i don't even remember what i wanted to say, anyway i agree with you.

#20 to #15 - brokentrucker

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While I don't disagree with you, I would like to point out that it is unlikely in this situation that the shooter is using a high-powered rifle. So, in fact, it's likely he's less than a hundred yards out, and could very well be using some type of LAZOR

#67 to #20 - anon id: 35ce3dcf

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(04/06/2014) [-]

A sniper would never use this kind of laser in any situation.
This would reveal his location/position.
I'm a sniper

#112 to #67 - brokentrucker

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Well, yes, a SMART sniper, wouldn't, but, in any case, this may not be a 'sniper' and simply a guy with a gun, aka, a 'shooter'.

#109 to #14 - inferuz

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(04/06/2014) [-]

He said laser pointer.

#42 to #14 - bazda

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To designate targets for airstrike maybe, but not as an aiming device.

#1 - comicexplain

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(04/05/2014) [-]

If the gif were to play on, the guy leaves her as bait.

PEGADINHA: Tiro no ponto de ônibus (Bus stop sniper Prank)

#45 to #1 - bunt

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(04/06/2014) [-]

Not really, they both run, she's just alot slower or wearing heels

#65 to #1 - blablub

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(04/06/2014) [-]

The second guy at 0:45 is all like "WTF my legs!"

#4 to #1 - fridginator

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0:40 hahahaha
Anyone who can make a gif of the guy who runs weird?

#5 to #4 - comicexplain

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#16 to #5 - zerpderp

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someone make it a nope gif now

#6 to #5 - fridginator

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(04/05/2014) [-]

Awesome! Thank you!
I don't know if it's too much trouble, but could you also make a text that says "**** this, I'm out of here" or something?
Either way, thank you!