Скачать или смотреть Smuggled Into the Pacific: The Hunting Rifle That Hunted Better Than Military Weapons

Why did a 27-year-old lieutenant bring a civilian hunting rifle into one of the most brutal campaigns of World War II?
Because Lt. John George knew something the U.S. Army didn’t: most American soldiers couldn’t shoot — and the Pacific jungle wasn’t forgiving.

In this video, we dive into the astonishing true story of Second Lieutenant John B. George, a nationally ranked competitive shooter who smuggled his Winchester Model 70 and Lyman Alaskan scope into the Pacific theater, defied Army regulations, and used his “unapproved” rifle to hunt Japanese soldiers from distances they couldn’t even comprehend.

This is not just a war story — it’s an indictment of military training, a tribute to individual skill, and the legend of a man who brought the wrong rifle to war… and made it the right one.

00:00 — Intro: The Rifle the Army Never Approved
03:15 — America’s Lost Marksmanship Culture
11:50 — The Winchester Model 70
14:22 — The Problem: The Army Won’t Issue Sniper Rifles
29:45 — Hunting in the Coconut Groves
32:09 — Confirmed Kills & His Lethal Precision
48:33 — The Winchester’s Legacy
51:40 — Outro

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