Keep in mind that this shot was taken from 130 yards (427 feet)

A competent/average sniper can reliably engage targets at distances of 600-800 meters (1969 - 2625 feet)

A skilled sniper is capable of engaging targets beyond 1000 meters (3280).

Farthest confirmed sniper kills in history:

3540 meters – A Canadian JTF2 sniper set the world record in 2017 by eliminating an ISIS fighter in Iraq from over 2.1 miles away.

2475 meters – UK sniper Craig Harrison killed two Taliban machine gunners with shots only 22 meters shorter than the world record.

2430 meters – Canadian Master Corporal Arron Perry exceeded the 2 mile mark with his McMillan TAC-50 .50 BMG rifle while serving in Iraq.

2330 meters – Rob Furlong previously held the record using a .50 cal McMillan TAC-50 rifle to kill an Al Qaeda insurgent during Operation Anaconda in Afghanistan in 2002.

1860 meters – US Army sniper Nicholas Irving killed an enemy RPG gunner during the Iraq War with the precision shot in 2004.

(https://www.33rdsquare.com/how-far-can-a-sniper-shoot-the-extreme-ranges-and-lethal-capabilities-of-military-marksmen/)

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