You know when you're driving and you see the person laughing and screaming in their car?

You can bet your sweet ass they're listening to Rover's morning, Lori.

Good morning, Steve.

Good morning.

How are you?

Hey, what's happening?

I'm calling because I'm a former Marine Corps shooter and I can tell you for sure that the

shot was professional and the reason why I say that is because I tell you that they were shooting

for the head and when you shoot at that distance 200 yards even if you move your barrel

a millimeter it translates into inches 200 yards away sure because of because of drift and um if you

would have watched that video backwards you would see what the shooter were thinking and that is you find

a spot where Charlie spends the most time.

And you aim in on that spot.

So when he sits upright, that's where he spends the most time.

And he leans forward constantly to grab us Mike and he leans back.

So you watch him for a minute or so.

And you pace him and you know that when he sits back up you have about a second to fire off that round

and when you're when you're shooting that far a second's a pretty good long time and uh and you take one

shot he can't range it because obviously if he starts shooting to get his uh trajectory right

there people are going to see him so it's a one-shot deal and he probably with

windage and everything else i mean across 200 yards a 10-mile wind could knock that bullet five or

six inches so on a scale of one to 10 i'm not a you know i have a bunch of guns but i'm not a sharpshooter

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