Aussie using SAR-21.
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The 2nd trooper from the right seems to be from the Malaysian Army. Looking closely, there's a partically hidden trooper (with a bierge-coloured beret - Guards?) behind them.Originally posted by Manager433:
Seems to be some FPDA-like exercise. -
at first when i looked, i thought they are action figures!
the skin of some of them so smooth...
ohh...also got 2 sandbags around...seems like in singapore is it? -
ohh..they are wearing miles or the new TES set, so it couldnt be action figures.
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the vehicle on the left seems to b the butt of our typical rover...
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his slacks is indeed SAF's...Originally posted by Black Aces:The 2nd trooper from the right seems to be from the Malaysian Army. Looking closely, there's a partically hidden trooper (with a bierge-coloured beret - Guards?) behind them.
Seems to be some FPDA-like exercise. -
seems like a multi-national orgy to me.
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The guy behind cover looks NZ or UK. Suppose its FPDA exercise...testing out the SAR21?haha
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In 4 years time, all our allies will be using the SAR-21. -
Look at the rightmost guy using the standing shoulder position. He's putting his left eye to the scope while using his right hand to pull the trigger.
Perhaps that guy is right-handed and left-eyed, just like me. However, I personally find it pretty awkward to use my left master eye. I had to train myself to use my right eye for the purposes of aiming. -
I have a different problem ... my master eye is also my only myopic eye ....Originally posted by fudgester:Look at the rightmost guy using the standing shoulder position. He's putting his left eye to the scope while using his right hand to pull the trigger.
Perhaps that guy is right-handed and left-eyed, just like me. However, I personally find it pretty awkward to use my left master eye. I had to train myself to use my right eye for the purposes of aiming.
I can see pretty well without glasses ... but I need them to shoot ! ... -
it parallex error...Originally posted by fudgester:Look at the rightmost guy using the standing shoulder position. He's putting his left eye to the scope while using his right hand to pull the trigger.
Perhaps that guy is right-handed and left-eyed, just like me. However, I personally find it pretty awkward to use my left master eye. I had to train myself to use my right eye for the purposes of aiming.
look at his cheeks...
he's usin his rite eye to aim... -
Ya i recognise the UK camo. Its either the 94 temperate dpm or the current one.
So there Sg, My, Aust, UK. -
*examines the picture again*Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:it parallex error...
look at his cheeks...
he's usin his rite eye to aim...
Hmm... I still seem to see him using his left eye. Maybe it's just me.
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How i wish SAF wud allow the servicemen to wear shades during mission...Originally posted by Manager433: -
Definitely using the right eye. Remember, when using a scope, its not about putting ur eye all the way next to the scope, but leaving a distance of 4 fingers away frm the scope
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Hmm... ok... my bad then....Originally posted by SpecOps87:Definitely using the right eye. Remember, when using a scope, its not about putting ur eye all the way next to the scope, but leaving a distance of 4 fingers away frm the scope -
Got this rule meh? No one told me!Originally posted by SpecOps87:Definitely using the right eye. Remember, when using a scope, its not about putting ur eye all the way next to the scope, but leaving a distance of 4 fingers away frm the scope
Logical though - Otherwise the recoil will give you a black eye everytime you fire!
Proves that i am a thinking soldier. I used the scope correctly w/o being told how to
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We needed to get permission?!Originally posted by Shigemichi Take:How i wish SAF wud allow the servicemen to wear shades during mission... -
they have allow it since few years ago...Originally posted by Shigemichi Take:How i wish SAF wud allow the servicemen to wear shades during mission...
active NSF can confirm -
there r awaes kok ppl in the army...Originally posted by lwflee:Got this rule meh? No one told me!
Logical though - Otherwise the recoil will give you a black eye everytime you fire!
Proves that i am a thinking soldier. I used the scope correctly w/o being told how to .
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Haha, I mean really, think about it, besides the recoil giving you a blackeye everytime you fire a shot. But it would be next to impossible to see anything and get a properly fixed sight picture. Thus, a spacing is required for you to get the full aiming recticle.
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n i mean really, there r kok ppl who tinks puttin the eye nearer to the scope will get a clearer target thus better accuracy...Originally posted by SpecOps87:Haha, I mean really, think about it, besides the recoil giving you a blackeye everytime you fire a shot. But it would be next to impossible to see anything and get a properly fixed sight picture. Thus, a spacing is required for you to get the full aiming recticle.
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Nahz, don't worry bout it. I know what you mean. Personally saw quite a number of blur cocks doing that. Entertainment Value +10, cuz when they shoot, recoil not only kena their eye but also they complain of not being able to obtain or hold a proper picture.Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:n i mean really, there r kok ppl who tinks puttin the eye nearer to the scope will get a clearer target thus better accuracy...
PS: i'm nt tryin to doubt ur words...
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over at wallaby, the aussie civi helpers were playing with the SAR21 like toys, pointing at each other and all that.