As a quick hint, you can tell by the Caliber of the rifle that it was a fine Mauser production. 
Oh no need for a hint on that one…
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PzKpfw VI Tiger and Tsolias you guys are quiz gurus. Tiger its hard for me to believe you are as young as your are but that makes it great. Tsolias not making any promises but would you be interested in being a mod someday. You pretty much have to be here at least once a day. If your not interested that cool. Its not an easy job. just seeing what you think
Thanks- I would be very interested.
Of course, easy one! Your turn to post a quiz. 
By the way, thank you Gen. Sandworm! I take that as a great compliment! And I think if we must lay off inactive mods, Tsolias would be an excellent replacement. 
Thanks PzKpfw VI Tiger.
Since you’ve been so nice I’ll go easy on you on this one
What was the longest-ever recorded and confirmed sniper kill?
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Thanks PzKpfw VI Tiger.
Since you’ve been so nice I’ll go easy on you on this one
What was the longest-ever recorded and confirmed sniper kill?[/quote]
Why thank you I think you would make a great mod. But back on topic, The current record for longest range sniper kill is 2,430 metres (7,972 ft), reportedly accomplished by a Canadian sniper in 2002, during the invasion of Afghanistan, using a .50 BMG McMillan bolt-action rifle. This meant that the round had a flight time of four seconds, and a drop of 44.5 m (146 ft). The previous record was held by Carlos Hathcock, achieved during the Vietnam War, at a distance of 2,250 m.
Wow fast and accurate.
Your turn.
By the way were’s everybody?
Pavy, MIA
General Sandworm, University of Oslo, but he is active
Clauss, Sometimes active
That’s all the other members.
As for a question.
During his years of learning, George S. Patton allowed himself plenty of time for sport. He went on to represent the U.S.A. at the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm. In which event did he compete?
Piece of cake (at least for a Patton fan).
He was into Pentathlon and got the 5th place in that games.
Excellent! Your turn Tsolias!
OK
Who was the victim of the very first allied bomb that hit Berlin?
I have absolutely no idea… :shock: Really great question.
Hint:he wasn’t human.
Well I know some Giraffes and other animals died in a Zoo that was bombed, but I’m still not sure.
The Berlin Zoo elephant!
:shock:
Your turn.
:shock: :shock: Wow…
Who commanded “The Big Red One” US infantry division during the Normandy assault?
Major General Huebner?
Pavy, MIA
General Sandworm, University of Oslo, but he is active
Clauss, Sometimes active
That’s all the other members.
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I am here, I am here!!
Brigadier General Norman D. Cota??
BTW Tsolias I go with Tiger and Gen. in their remarks of being a mod.
Edited: Ooops, Tsolias is right, it was Huebner:
Yes, Tsolias was right, it was Major General Huebner. Your turn