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Sniping with an M-1 ... Abrams

Posted by David Hardy · 31 March 2008 08:15 PM

Now, the 120mm gun has great stopping power, but the problem is you not only nail the target, you also get the building before which he is standing.

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where you can honestly say that overpenetration is not a concern... because you're quite certain it will happen, not just concerned.

Posted by: Nomen Nescio at April 1, 2008 06:22 AM

And that's a bad thing?

Posted by: Rustmeister at April 1, 2008 09:34 AM

whether it's a bad thing or not would depend on what's behind the target, naturally. still, it can be a relief to have the concern off of your mind. ;-)

Posted by: Nomen Nescio at April 1, 2008 03:58 PM

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