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A high-quality, almost ideal cartridge is a work of art


Long-range, ultra-precise .375 caliber cartridges are an opportunity to improve many orcs by shooting from a safe distance for snipers.


1. How safe does the .375 caliber allow a sniper to be?
It would seem that super-pros with .375 caliber rifles also take risks, and indeed their work is huge risks on every mission.

But there is only one but: of all the snipers with .375 caliber rifles that we help, only two have died during the years of the great invasion. One from accidental fire, one was ambushed while returning to the rear after work.
This is a fact.
This is very little, much less than the losses among those who work with .338 caliber and incomparably less than the losses among those who work with .308 caliber.

2. How important is a good cartridge when working with .375 caliber rifles.
A good cartridge is of absolute importance!

If the cartridge is not of the highest quality, the enemy's hit distance is immediately reduced by DOUBLE.
De facto, with an imperfect 375th caliber cartridge, the sniper finds himself in the position of a shooter with a 338th caliber weapon. And this means fewer hits. And most importantly, this means an increase in risks for the sniper by 30–50 times.

3. A high-quality, almost ideal cartridge is a work of art. The combat brigade workshops provide the best snipers non-stop. And the main thing now is high-quality super-gunpowder. We have selected - quality and three times cheaper than the nearest alternative type of gunpowder. There is only one problem - we need to buy it.

100 canisters of gunpowder for 20,600 UAH - more than 200 monthly norms of cartridges for one 375th caliber super-rifle. This way, we will provide our snipers with more than 2 months of ammunition.


And this is at a critical time, which snipers are facing for several reasons.
1. The enemy is pressing, not reducing his efforts, we need to work out every day.

2. The leaves are falling, and the distances must be exceptionally large and safe, the value of 375 caliber rifles and high-quality cartridges for them is even higher than in the summer.

3. Drones are increasingly dominating the battlefield, and 375 caliber rifles are being used more and more intensively, especially the relatively light Desert Tech and Cadex.
And these rifles must have a cartridge that hits the target from the first time, without having to shoot again, so as not to give the enemy a chance to detect and hit our snipers.

Let's charge the best snipers with super-powder, this saves the lives of the Warriors of Light and destroys the orcs!!!


‼️And don't forget that the genius Dutch Lion doubles the gunpowder, and TeamYuri gives gifts for half a canister.

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