are there any videos of special forces (seals, green berets, army rangers, etc) showing their accuracy with weapons? every video i have ever seen was only of veterans doing drills and shooting off lots of rounds but how the hell do i know they aren't just hitting nothing but air? i can unholster and pop off 10 rounds pretty easily but that doesn't mean i'm gonna hit shit. how do i know these guys aren't just big phonies? and if you have any videos, i'm looking for videos of people shooting without high powered scopes or from a prone position. like guys just shooting from a normal standing position with a lpvo or iron sights. don't really care to watch some guy taking 5 seconds per shot with a 20x scope shooting a target at 100 yds. i've only ever heard stories about how "reputable" and "highly trained" groups like the FBI and other armed forces who apparently have training are secretly just terrible shots. i've never heard of any stories that actually back up the claims that these groups are highly trained, other than governments shilling for them
>i've only ever heard stories about how "reputable" and "highly trained" usually written by journalists with no experience so it means highly trained to them. just like how they label every weapon to be high caliber.
>>64320384so what youre saying is there is no real evidence that these special forces groups are really that much better than standard infantry?
>>64320346>>navy seals, trainingIve seen some videos of that. They are sometimes very stubborn. There was a fat lady in Texas that trained them. She used a lot of fish to train them. You have to do it in short intervals. Especially the fat chick. They get tired of doing tricks quickly and just start rubbing themselves on any fat chick nearby or if left alone each other.
>>64320391they definitely are because they have more money to train. tier 1 units spends more money on ammunition than anyone else.
>>64320495what if theyre just buying way more expensive ammo, like that m7 ammo that costs $12 a round
>>64320595they do. they've been using subsonic for decades.
