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Dive into the unbelievable true story of Lieutenant John George, the young Illinois state shooting champion whose “mail-order sporting rifle” became one of the most feared weapons on Guadalcanal. Mocked by officers and dismissed by fellow soldiers, George arrived in the Pacific with a civilian Winchester Model 70—nothing like the military rifles carried by everyone else. But when Japanese snipers killed 14 Americans in just three days, the battalion desperately needed someone who could outshoot the enemy.

What happened next became legend. Over four intense days in January 1943, George crawled through mud, hid in flooded craters, evaded machine gun fire, and hunted elite Japanese marksmen hiding 90 feet up in banyan trees. With only a five-round bolt-action rifle and a 2.5x scope, he eliminated eleven snipers and three infantrymen, saving countless American lives and turning his so-called “toy rifle” into a battlefield icon.

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This documentary-style video reveals the full, gripping account of George’s sniper duel, his rise to legend, and how one civilian rifle reshaped American sniper doctrine forever. If you love untold World War II stories, precision marksmanship, and cinematic military history—this is a story you don’t want to miss.