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You do not break into Finland’s house, even if he is out of the country! >:C
Finland was known for their fantastic snipers in World War 2, especially a man named Simo Häyhä.
Yes, I’m back. Feels good man.
28th September 2010
847 Comments:
8 days ago #8823799
Just a little more info on Simo Hayha:
His official number of confirmed kills is 705 soviets, during a time-span of 100 days. That's an average of 7 kills a day, considering this was in the winter in Finland, that means that there is only a few hours of daylight to do it in.
To add to his awesomeness, he didn't use a telescopic sight, he used an iron sight because the sun reflects on a telescopic sight, and revealing the sniper's position to the enemies. He also put snow in his mouth so his breath would cool down so the enemies couldn't see his breath and reveal his position.
Just a little more info on Simo Hayha:
His official number of confirmed kills is 705 soviets, during a time-span of 100 days. That's an average of 7 kills a day, considering this was in the winter in Finland, that means that there is only a few hours of daylight to do it in.
To add to his awesomeness, he didn't use a telescopic sight, he used an iron sight because the sun reflects on a telescopic sight, and revealing the sniper's position to the enemies. He also put snow in his mouth so his breath would cool down so the enemies couldn't see his breath and reveal his position.
2 months ago #8771403
Also nice Detail by giving Finland the mosin nagant. Finnish mosin nagant is best mosin nagant, as a shooter i can varify this!
Also nice Detail by giving Finland the mosin nagant. Finnish mosin nagant is best mosin nagant, as a shooter i can varify this!
3 months ago #8713723
taking into account all this "sniper and skiing" success of finns during Talvisota, I've always wondered: why biathlon is less popular in Finland than in many, many other countries?...
(yeah, I always have such strange questions in my brain XDDD)
taking into account all this "sniper and skiing" success of finns during Talvisota, I've always wondered: why biathlon is less popular in Finland than in many, many other countries?...
(yeah, I always have such strange questions in my brain XDDD)
3 months ago #8703355
bets sniper in whole world was finnish man Simo Häyhä.
he's kill count in ww2 is 542. red army (russia) called him "white death" so he is man who know how to shoot
bets sniper in whole world was finnish man Simo Häyhä.
he's kill count in ww2 is 542. red army (russia) called him "white death" so he is man who know how to shoot
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They also have the rifles to do it, Tikka and Sako for the win