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Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 05:52 PM
Ever since I was about 10 I've been seeing talent in myself holding a sniper rifle, My dad takes me to the snake river in Washington state and we shoot there. I'm not quite sure it's probably the 22 Grand it's a bolt action I know that. but my first time picking up a gun at age 10 I made the shots count. I Went hunting and I got to shoot a sniper rifle it seemed I was calm and I was patient on my shots on my kills I'm wondering am I able to qualify for a Marine sniper I mean I've thought about it but I'm still thinking it's a tough tough job and I know the army ain't the best the marines is far more better and It makes me think If i have skill if I choose to join the marines, I'm a freshman at the moment in high school and I've been researching on what it takes to be a sniper I know you have to go through alot of pyschical tests like staying still and then increased eye sight and hearing. And I seem to be up for hard challenges because I wrestle I've done it for quite some years and I have the talent to stay calm and patient for that son of a gun to run into my cross hair, but then i had dreams of being and engineer and an artist but being an artist I've accomplished i'm succeeding in art but overall I'm just wondering... Do I have talent to be a sniper am I prepared or do I need more time to work on the decision for if I was going to submit and choose to it?

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 05:59 PM
Well, you took the time to make a post, now take the time to fill out all of your profile and read the rules.....
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Rule Four make sure that you have a completed profile less than that is unsat and will get you banned for a period up to and including permanently!

Rule Three when using the words Marine or Corps on this site they will be capitalized at all times!

Read the rest of the rules here....
http://www.leatherneck.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29048&page=15



Read this before posting in Ask A Marine

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You're only 14 years old and no recruiter will talk to you until you're at 16.
If you have what it takes and make it through boot camp, MCT/SOI training and your MOS school, the Marine Corps will teach you how to be a Marine Sniper the Marine Corps way.

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 06:04 PM
I'm Sorry Sir, I just was anxious this decision has been bothering me for quite some time but inside me deeply somethings telling me I have some potential to be one and some ability to master it and It's starting to make me wonder alot about this decision.

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 06:08 PM
I'm Sorry Sir
Do I look like a Sir to you? :evilgrin:

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 06:11 PM
It's hard to tell between no picture and no hints of gender on this topic so Maybe I should revisit what I said and say Ma'm but then I remember hearing saying that in the Marine Corps or Army is not good so just saying Yes Sir is advised am I right?

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 06:12 PM
It's hard to tell between no picture and no hints of gender on this topic so Maybe I should revisit what I said and say Ma'm but then I remember hearing saying that in the Marine Corps or Army is not good so just saying Yes Sir is advised am I right?
Kid, what does my avatar say? And did you look at my profile?

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 06:16 PM
I just looked at the pic didn't put much eye sight into it and I'm sorry for doing this because it's very disrespectful especially to someone who has fought for america but Calling me kid is pretty annoying and very un professional to me Maybe names can be used and lets drop it at least I put respect into my reply in to your post.

Quinbo
01-30-10, 06:18 PM
Although your aspirations are great, you have a ways to go. One of the best snipers I worked with was an outstanding artist that could draw a terrain sketch that would exactly match up with a military map. He sucked at video games. Probably one of the best I've ever seen at call for fire as in calling an actual artillery battery coordinates and they shot live rounds on the target with no reset button.

Being an artist or having an artistic talent can be a positive trait. There are thousands of little details you need to have an A+ on to get in that venue. For now the 1st thing you should concentrate on is school.

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 06:20 PM
Although your aspirations are great, you have a ways to go. One of the best snipers I worked with was an outstanding artist that could draw a terrain sketch that would exactly match up with a military map. He sucked at video games. Probably one of the best I've ever seen at call for fire as in calling an actual artillery battery coordinates and they shot live rounds on the target with no reset button.

Being an artist or having an artistic talent can be a positive trait. There are thousands of little details you need to have an A+ on to get in that venue. For now the 1st thing you should concentrate on is school.Just registering already and I seem to like someone already if i could i can rep you so much you'd become famous on here that seems to get me happy on that advice, I try really hard in school and My parents are good parents my mom doesn't take too kindly of people with bad grades so I try really hard. :]

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 06:22 PM
I just looked at the pic didn't put much eye sight into it and I'm sorry for doing this because it's very disrespectful especially to someone who has fought for america but Calling me kid is pretty annoying and very un professional to me Maybe names can be used and lets drop it at least I put respect into my reply in to your post.

You're going to come on a Marine Corps site and tell me how I should talk to you? I don't think so.
I don't appreciate being called Sir. My avatar is a dead giveaway for a female Marine and if you took the time in the first place to look at my profile, you would see that I'm a female.
It's called "attention to detail"....learn it if you ever want to become a Marine.

Wyoming
01-30-10, 06:22 PM
Just registering already and I seem to like someone already if i could i can rep you so much you'd become famous on here that seems to get me happy on that advice, I try really hard in school and My parents are good parents my mom doesn't take too kindly of people with bad grades so I try really hard. :]

Huh!!

Wyoming
01-30-10, 06:23 PM
Where's that picture of the popcorn??

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 06:24 PM
Where's that picture of the popcorn??
....Okay? I'm so confused.

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 06:28 PM
Where's that picture of the popcorn??
http://www.familyrecroom.com/images/popcorn.JPG (http://www.familyrecroom.com/images/popcorn.JPG)

Marine84
01-30-10, 06:38 PM
I got the beer. I smell bait!

commdog7
01-30-10, 06:40 PM
If you really want to be a sniper, I would suggest you stop shooting. Unless trained by a Marine instructor, you are developing habits in shooting that will be tough to break.

Another thing, your posts are difficult to read. Instead of really long sentences, try normal sized sentences. This isn't myspace or facebook, we like posts to look more professional and easy to read.

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 06:46 PM
I got the beer. I smell bait!
Plenty of beer for everyone......

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l305/wmarineluvstaylor/Patriotic/USMCbeerkeg.jpg

Phantom Blooper
01-30-10, 07:44 PM
Am I prepared?

Nope.....

Your 14 years old.

You have at three years with parental permission to even think about joining the Marine Corps and you need to stay in school and graduate.

My advice would be at this time....not so much asking questions at this point...but do allot of reading and studying.

Maintain yourself a healthy weight and PT on your own and keep in shape.

Silence is golden....in some cases!:evilgrin:

Pr0 Snip3
01-30-10, 09:44 PM
Nope.....

Your 14 years old.

You have at three years with parental permission to even think about joining the Marine Corps and you need to stay in school and graduate.

My advice would be at this time....not so much asking questions at this point...but do allot of reading and studying.

Maintain yourself a healthy weight and PT on your own and keep in shape.

Silence is golden....in some cases!:evilgrin:I'm pretty much in shape every morning and night i do around 40 to 60 push ups and pull ups and sit ups, then i work out bench a couple in my basement then i go play basketball and soccer, I wrestle so I have good cardio and I do a coulple sports so I do keep my weight and, and I know i'm 14 but this decision isn't kept to myself It's being discussed to my parents so I'm just wondering how it'd be like.

Lisa 23
01-30-10, 09:48 PM
I'm pretty much in shape every morning and night i do around 40 to 60 push ups and pull ups and sit ups, then i work out bench a couple in my basement then i go play basketball and soccer, I wrestle so I have good cardio and I do a coulple sports so I do keep my weight and, and I know i'm 14 but this decision isn't kept to myself It's being discussed to my parents so I'm just wondering how it'd be like.
How about using some proper sentence structure, like capital letters at the beginning of a sentence and periods at the end. That whole thing just runs together.

Rule Eight when you post make sure that it looks like you are submitting it to your english teacher for their determination whether you pass or fail!

Phantom Blooper
01-30-10, 09:58 PM
I know i'm 14 but this decision isn't kept to myself It's being discussed to my parents so I'm just wondering how it'd be like.

It's good you want to be a Marine.... however allot of things can happen in three years....

Keep your parents in the loop on what you want to do with your life...but live the life of a 14 year old.

No one can tell you what it will be like....we are allot of things...but three years is along time off....hell you may not even be able to enlist if you listen to the Mayans....

Continue to stay motivated and stay out of trouble....continue your PT...but until you are of age you can't go see a recruiter and try to enlist.

Good luck!:evilgrin: