Simon, who died in vain, once frightened the Soviets. How horrible is his sniper skill?

Simon used to be a sniper of the Finnish army in the Sufen War, and his record was undoubtedly brilliant. It also made the invading Soviet army feel scared. The reason why Simon can achieve such amazing sniper record is actually very simple. First of all, Simon was born a hunter. As a hunter at that time, Simon was proficient in wild survival and shooting, and he was very experienced in walking on snow. Secondly, Simon not only used sniper rifles to shoot the enemy accurately, but also used somi submachine guns with his comrades to attack Soviet camps. Finally, the Soviet army also took the initiative to attack Finnish snipers, and the mortar shells fired seriously injured Simon, but after the injury improved, Simon took up arms again to fight the enemy.

First of all, Simon was born a hunter. As a hunter at that time, Simon was proficient in wild survival and shooting, and he was very experienced in walking on snow. In fact, many excellent snipers are often hunters, especially during World War I and World War II. Because animals have very strong observation ability, the timing of shooting is very high, and the psychological quality of hunters is also very high So Simon joined the army again and became a very good sniper.

Secondly, Simon not only used sniper rifles to shoot the enemy accurately, but also used somi submachine guns with his comrades to attack Soviet camps. Finnish sled commandos are often equipped with submachine guns. They use their extremely fast speed to raid the camps set by the Soviet Union in the snow, and basically they can achieve very good results every time.

Finally, the Soviet army also took the initiative to attack Finnish snipers, and the mortar shells fired seriously injured Simon, but after the injury improved, Simon took up arms again to fight the enemy. Continue to harvest the lives of intruders with sniper rifles. After the war, the Soviet Union occupied only enough land to bury the dead Soviet soldiers.