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Testimonies about how our help saved lives


Last week, we lost two snipers, one lost a leg.

We don’t even count all the usual injuries and contusions. This is war, we can only achieve complete absence of losses in the movies. But every day we receive testimonies about how our help saved lives. ⬇️ Last week, the following things saved many snipers: 1. The super-collimators we handed over - warriors are simply crazy about them. Here’s a recent case. The enemy infiltrated the landing site a few hundred meters from our group. But one of the super-collimators was on a Kalashnikov, and while the orcs were trying to see ours, this Kalashnikov was taking them down to zero. So it’s effective not only against drones! Why was one of the collimators on a Kalashnikov? Analysis of the position, preparation for surprises. We will buy more super-collimators. 2. There is a lot of evidence of the effectiveness of the 375th caliber, which is why we want to develop the 416th, because it is another step forward, to greater distances. We will buy cartridges, gunpowder, new super rifles! Right now, we need to buy as many 416 Barrett cartridges as possible, 600 UAH each.
3. Many feedbacks about anti-drone rifles, everyone loves Hatsans, but is crazy about Typhoons and Suluns! We will buy more as we get - now is the time to buy Suluns, but there are already a few Typhoons and Hatsans! Guys are constantly asking for cartridges! This week there are many rescues from both conventional FPVs and drones on fiber optics. Everyone needs more guns and more shooters for each car and on the guns - thermal imaging super collimators: drones sit in ambush on the side of the roads, start up and there is very little time to shoot them, our guys need better readiness to immediately hit such a drone, preferably with the first shot. 4. There is a lot of evidence about how successfully snipers covered assaults, working with semi-automatic rifles of .308 caliber. Often these are not only marksmen who were supposed to fight with these rifles, but snipers who worked with rifles of .338 caliber. Seeing that the classic tactic - to get to the position in a group and shoot - is a one-way ticket in their area, they switched to work as marksmen. We will support this. 5. The practice of snipers covering drone operators who are forced to work on the combat line or immediately behind it has proven itself well. Anti-drone rifles, 308 caliber semi-automatic rifles, 338 caliber light Savages, which are currently selling for 66,000 UAH - these are the weapons that saved several very cool drone operator crews last week. We will work and support this direction. Friends, we save lives! Infinitely grateful to everyone who donates and supports!!! Follow
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