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IIRC 1 yd. is just over 3 feet
50 yards would then be something in the range of 150 ft.
I've been watching as of recent a show tracking a Dallas SWAT team with their own training and actual misson work.
Not once have they needed a rifleman or even a sniper out beyond 150 ft.
Jeremy not knowing what state or town you're in but if it isn't some large metroplex like NYC, DC, or LA I just don't see how being a longer range qualified shooter could be of good use in training time or materials.
In a town or small city toward an HRT, SWAT or STOP (Mass.) involved situation the likely hood of them not being able to get within a 50 yd. terminal range would seem to be way out there in probability. Yes they could be better shots of course but at 50 yds. in most places that are not huge metroplexes that kind of distance would be equivalent to two or even three town or city blocks.
Don't lose all faith in your guys team.
Out to what range would they need to train anyway, a half mile, mile, 3 miles? Eventually you get to a point for a given locale where the odds of such an occurence coming up just don't support the training need.
Likely if those boys are outside their effective range they'll just work their way in closer to negate that problem.
- Janq
IIRC 1 yd. is just over 3 feet
50 yards would then be something in the range of 150 ft.
I've been watching as of recent a show tracking a Dallas SWAT team with their own training and actual misson work.
Not once have they needed a rifleman or even a sniper out beyond 150 ft.
Jeremy not knowing what state or town you're in but if it isn't some large metroplex like NYC, DC, or LA I just don't see how being a longer range qualified shooter could be of good use in training time or materials.
In a town or small city toward an HRT, SWAT or STOP (Mass.) involved situation the likely hood of them not being able to get within a 50 yd. terminal range would seem to be way out there in probability. Yes they could be better shots of course but at 50 yds. in most places that are not huge metroplexes that kind of distance would be equivalent to two or even three town or city blocks.
Don't lose all faith in your guys team.
Out to what range would they need to train anyway, a half mile, mile, 3 miles? Eventually you get to a point for a given locale where the odds of such an occurence coming up just don't support the training need.
Likely if those boys are outside their effective range they'll just work their way in closer to negate that problem.
- Janq