Need to know where to get an air rifle or quality outdoors kit? See my shop pages

US Army Sniper Guide

This is not easy to find unless you're serving or on the reserve list and have access to the army knowledge base

277 hardcore pages of guidance & instruction as taught to US army snipers.

Brilliant for:

• Hunters: Rifle, bow or shotgun
• Target shooters
• Serious airsoft or paintball players or teams
• Military, in training, planning to join, cadets or reservists
• Wildlife photographers - (OK you don't need to know the shooting stuff but a lot of the concealment stuff will help you get better and closer shots)

Tons and tons of great info in here. Organised with military precision ;-) Top quality, to the point - no fluff

Fast overview:

• Marksmanship - how to shoot super accurately (obviously!)
• Basic & advanced fieldcraft
• Patrolling and infiltration skills
• Tracking & counter tracking
• Camouflaging yourself so well that the enemy needs to step on you to find you!

See the full table of content here - Sniper Guide Table of Contents.pdf or see below

100% 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
If you are not happy for any reason whatsover just ask for your money back and you will get it back - No Quibbles

Buy & download the full product now -  It's an Adobe PDF zip file, 3.1mb in size

$7 US via Paypal -  Instant Download

You DO NOT need a Paypal account and can pay with any credit, debit or Amex card

UK residents Note - With the exchange rate being like it is this bascally means half price in £s.

Right after you buy you'll go directly to the download page so you will get it right away + You'll also get a back up email with the download page link in it. 

Now then a quick run through of the chapters:

• US Army Glossary of terms and abbreviations (9 pages) Examples:
  
  
  • BMNT - Beginning Morning Nautical Twilight
  • ERP and IRP - End and Initial Rally Point
  • METT-T - Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Troops, Time available
    
    
• Chapter 1 - Introduction (6 pages) an overview of the rest of it, or as the first paragraph says -
  
  
  • The sniper has special abilities, training and equipment....
  • His job is to deliver discriminatory highly accurate rifle fire against enemy targets,
  • Which cannot be engaged successfully by the rifleman because of range, size, location, fleeting nature, or visibility.
  • Sniping requires the development of basic infantry skills to a high degree of perfection.
  • A sniper's training incorporates a wide variety of subjects designed to increase his value as a force multiplier and to ensure his survival on the battlefield.
  • The art of sniping requires learning and repetitiously practicing these skills until mastered.
  • A sniper must be highly trained in long-range rifle marksmanship and field craft skills to ensure maximum effective engagements with minimum risk.
    
    
• Chapter 2 - Equipment (43 pages)
  
  
  • Rifles: Care of and set up of.
  • Scopes - Zeroing and range finding and iron sight use with scopes
  • Other e.g., grenade launchers, night vision, spotting scopes and binoculars
    
    
• Chapter 3 - Marksmanship Principles (46 pages)
  
  
  • Position - limbs and in relation to rifle
  • Use of "props" e.g., bipods, tripods, sandbags, forked branches
  • Breathing and breath control + the firing "cycle"
  • Working with an observer or spotter
  • Aiming, sight alignment and errors
  • Ballistics, distance & effects of weather, wind rain, heat etc
    
    
• Chapter 4 - Fieldcraft techniques (47 pages)
  
  
  • Camouflage - The 3 core "Methods". Terrain factors. use of cover
  • Rules of movement, e.g., the low, medium and high crawl types. How, where and when to use.
  • Team movement & navigation
  • Selection, occupation and construction of positions from fast lay up's to deeply dug in hides
  • Observation & range esimation & finding
  • Twilight and night work
  • In all terrains - woodland, open land, weather related and of course, urban for FIBUA battle
    
    
• Chapter 5 - Mission preparation - Planning & Checklists (18 pages)
  
  
  • Intel factors & Operations -  resources, other units, terrain, supply, resupply etc
  • Fire support & Coordination with forward and adjacent units
  • Countersniper plans
  • Briefing plan structure & Mission planning list
    
    
• Chapter 6 - Operations - Getting in and out! (15 pages)
  
  
  • Planning insertion - By air, water and land
  • Execution insertion -
    • Movement to target area
    • Occupation of target area
    • Movement out to extraction area
  • Extraction (Legging it)
    • Plan (the one you hope works!)
    • Escape and evasion plan (if it doesn't!)
      
      
• Chapter 7 - Communications (34 pages)
  
  
  • Constructing emergency antenna (loads of types and designs + did you know you can use spoons and buttons as part of them?)
  • Radio ops in different conditions i.e., arctic, jungle, desert, mountains, NBC and urban
  • Report types and formats -
    • Sport
    • SITREP
    • Recon
    • Meaconing, intrusion, jamming and interference
    • Shelling
    • POW or ememy material capture
    • NBC attack
    • Medivac
      
      
• Chapter 8 - Tracking and Counter Tracking (16 pages)
  
  • When a sniper follows a trail, he builds a picture of the enemy in his mind by asking himself questions:
  • How many persons am I following?
  • What is their state of training?
  • How are they equipped?
  • Are they healthy?
  • What is their state of morale?
  • Do they know they are being followed?
    
    
    
• To answer these questions, the sniper uses available indicators to track the enemy.
  • The sniper looks for signs that reveal an action occurred at a specific time and place.
    • For example, a footprint in soft sand is an excellent indicator, since a sniper can determine the specific time the person passed
      
      
• By comparing indicators, the sniper obtains answers to his questions. For example -
  • A footprint and a waist-high scuff on a tree may indicate that an armed individual passed this way.
  • And how do you turn it on it's head so that those tracking you get totally the wrong idea about where, when and what you are!
    
    
• Chapter 9 - Ongoing training (41 pages)
  • Basic skills sustainment
  • Additional & advanced skills sustainment
  • Exercises, examples and traing card examples
  • 5 day sustainment training plan
    
    
    

Appendix A - Guide to the primary sniper rifles of the worlds armed forces

Appendix B - Guide to the US M21 Sniper system

Plus - A full set of 11 Sniper cards and training forms (use of explained and llustrated throughout main guide)

• Distance to target card
• Observation log
• Range card
• Military sketch
• Exercise scorecard
• Concealed movement exercise scorecard
• Target detection exercise scorecard
• Range exercise estimation scorecard
• Sketch your sector scorecard
• Qualification table scorecards 1 and 2
  

Download Adobe PDF file - 3.1mb in size

Instant Download $7 by Paypal

 

When you pay you'll go direct to the download page
And you'll be sent an email with all the info in it

You do NOT need a Paypal account & you can use any credit, debit or Amex cards.

Paypal use 100% diamond hard https. 128 bit military grade encrypted secure hacker and fraud proof checkout.

If you already have a paypal account just login and, well, that's all you need to do!

Your Paypal and/or card statement will read Paypal - Nickwake - There is NO reference to sniper guides!

Your personal information is safe. It will NEVER be sold or rented to any 3rd party

100% 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
If you are not happy for any reason whatsover just ask for your money back and you will get it back - No Quibbles

When a sniper follows a trail, he builds a picture of the enemy in his mind by asking himself questions -

Do you know what questions you need to ask? 

Get the US Army Sniper Guide and you'll know, oh yes, you'll know.

Remember -