Longest Sniper Shot In History

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On extreme distance shots (more than 1,000 yards), the earth's rotation does have an effect. More so if the trajectory is east/west rather than north/south. It's called the Coriolis effect.

From Wikipedia on Coriolis:

Ballistic trajectories
The Coriolis force minutely changes the trajectory of a bullet, affecting accuracy at extremely long distances. It is adjusted for by accurate long-distance shooters, such as snipers. Unlike large-scale motions of air in the atmosphere or water in the ocean, a bullet's path is not constrained to be horizontal, and the vertical component of the Coriolis force is often more important than the horizontal component: westward shots hit low, and eastward shots hit high.

 

Oh great another human killed! Not much love going on there

 

That might reveal the location, though, so will likely remain classified (but not definitely). Revealing the location would reveal a lot of other things

 

rapier-swift repartee alert filed

 

There are thousands killed every day. This, though, was a particularly stylish kill - an elegant riposte to those who have killed, maimed, tortured, raped and destroyed countless lives (certainly 10s of thousands - perhaps hundreds of thousands - displaced huge numbers causing refugees to flood other countries and who have destroyed countless ancient archeological treasures - a barbarian horde of contemporary Alarics.

Kilroy: don't cry for me, Argentina - he said metaphorically

 

getting a boner looking at your avatar as bullet cleaves air

 

The target is dead so nobody gives a fiddler's fuck about the voodoo of it