The word “sniper” comes from the snipe bird. Noted for its erratic flight it took considerable skill to shoot a snipe, particularly with the smooth bore muskets and flintlock rifles used by British sportsmen in India where the term was first used. By the Continue reading
WWI
The deadliest sniper of WWI
This week for our Sniper Tuesday is the WW1 Francis Pegahmagabow. You need to check this one out! Guess how many people he killed? Read Below
In the bloodshed and chaos that is the battlefields of the First World War, hundreds of Continue reading
