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        <description>Yes, I was Sniper qualified during my time as an infantryman. The school was an amazing way to establish solid baseline skills, but the instructors made one thing clear: graduating doesn't automatically make you a world-class shooter. Going into my first NRL Hunter match, I knew my B4 designation wouldn't aim the rifle, dial my dope, or read the wind for me. There are plenty of high-level, sniper-qualified competitors who have been doing this for years—I'm definitely not one of them yet! However, I was able to translate a few key lessons from USPSA over to this match. Here is the gear breakdown from the match: • Rifle: Ruger American Gen 2 (6.5 Creedmoor) • Suppressor: SureFire 300 SPS • Stock: MDT Field Stock • Optic: Vortex HD Denali • Bipod: MDT GRND Pod (Double Pull) • LRF Binos: Sig Kilo 6K • Ammo: Hornady ELD Match 140gr • Chest Rig: Haley Strategic • Tripod: Feisol / Fenue • Ballistic Calculator: Garmin Foretrex 701 AB</description>
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