Who is better than the Olympic shooting champion and the sniper?
It can only be said that it can't be compared, they are all powerful, but the awesome places are different.
The Olympic champion is strong in physical condition. For the control of the hand, the gun, the eye or the Olympic champion is slightly better. Take, for example, the ISSF 50m rifle three-position shooting. 50 meters using a rifle, iron aiming, aiming at a target with a full size of 15 cm (my hand is 500px, not as big as my hand), and the size of the bull's-eye 10 rings is only 10.4mm. It's all iron aims, and if your eyes are not good, you may not be able to see the target. How can you hit a target if you can't see it? It also requires a standing posture, an adjustment of breathing, and an adjustment of the body, which is a great test that ordinary people cannot achieve without long-term training.
In comparison, whether it is the police or the army sniper, it is relatively less strenuous. With the support of a tripod and the blessing of a magnifier, it is relatively simple, but the difficulty of sniping is not just shooting, but the control of the constantly changing environment around you, which is more than on-the-spot adaptability. Compared to the ISSF's stable and windless indoor field and guns without a back seat, snipers have to face a constantly changing environment, and they need to control and adjust more than just their breathing and fingers. It is more important to have a fit of wind speed and direction, and most of the time it is a matter of life and death, and the pressure on the shoulders does not have to be light from national honor. And the biggest difficulty of snipers is not how good the gun is, but patience. A lot of time on the battlefield is not a fight or a fierce shootout, but waiting! Ten or twenty hours of waiting, long-distance running, these are also the things that make snipers different from ordinary people.
There is another kind of person, which may be attainable by everyone, but it requires long-term practice and a lot of experimental knowledge and experience. This kind of person basically has no pressure, and enjoys shooting with a meditative mindset and enjoys the thrill of precision. Control the environment and control variables as much as possible. From gunpowder, bullet shape, bolt unit, chamber, bullethead, length, humidity, temperature. Shoot a warhead distribution smaller than 0.5 arc minutes in 100yd.
Polishing slowly and enjoying the thrill of control. Little by little, control the variables to improve the accuracy. As long as there is patience and a small amount of money, everyone can achieve this slowly.
Often, this group of people will shoot with much more accuracy than snipers or Olympic champions (because the environment is controllable and the equipment is perfect). To explain this group of people in one sentence, shooting is also a kind of meditation, but it is a little noisy.
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