10 Deadliest Snipers In The History Of The World 

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh double roast

Not confirmed btw

Gamer : Oh my god i hate this recoil! Simo Häyhä : First time?

@@DiaHabas it might not be true but still a funny story 😆

@@DiaHabas it is confirmed interview in finland.

And also he put snow in his mouth to make his breath colder so it wont get foggy and show his place

@@laurinieminen8438 won't that only make more fog coming out from his mouth? just asking

@@matfiz1782 i think it is to even up the temps before his breath goes out so it'll still get foggy inside his mouth but not when air is going out.

they are using quick scope

Is that cat ok

Simo when he sees the reflection of a soviet snipers scope: so, you have chosen death.

Hoover

well but he got a secondary gun

His salty enemies: He's using aim bot

@@particlephysics_lee ...that's right... ...sometimes he also used a s.m.g....!

I don’t think war is all fun and games 😂😂

What?!

and this is a moment for TÄÄ

He probably doesn’t say anything

Ha ha ha!

Unless she's cheating and he isn't a good shot

@@user-cv8qe9ru8c 🤣🤣🤣 true

Can’t say he hit her either

🤣😂true story

Lololol

I live on Mars ,so ya..

Hehe fifty cal. go burrrr

@amai mask one body shot and you're also dead

@@Magnus_Inno one pp shot and also dead

@@inventedzee5988 true

And was extremely humble person in life.

I'd put Carlos Hathcock right behind him.

@@furanduron4926 you met him that?? If so that is awesome

@@rc59191 I'll have to do more research on him then

@@dwezz76 I think Infographics did a video about Hathcock. Try a RU-vid search

This video is about the top 10 deadliest snipers, not him

Wow that’s nuts. Thanks for the info.

@@Renosen they were just saying- it is honestly impressive and most of us wouldn't survive that kind of wound.

it was a grenade and his hole jaw blew

Häyhä*

Not with being dead and all

Yea he's dead ._.

He's known as wali

I'm just going under a different name

@@MrEd94 that and he took no pride in killing, which is why nobody doubted the numbers even if they couldn’t be confirmed

@@HenrikSherwoodyep, 100 days over 500 russian kills

Yes we all know DUH

Child ^

Wear a Nokia 3310 armour and boom you are Mr invincible

I challenge your 3310 with my 5110 nokia

Just superglue 3310s onto your t-shirt or hoodie and voila you are allergic to getting wounded by bullets

I know wow 16 hits on a target in under a minute from 150 meters and you know it was not a modern semi automatic either. No wonder he had 500 kills. He didn’t even have to think before shooting, it was just automatic for him

@@mbgal7758 I know right and what's even crazy is that he did it without a scope 😳

He was 1 in the last video of this same topic as well! He was also only 5” tall!

It's Simo Häyhä.

yes of course

He was in the war for about 98 days and shot 542 with the rifle and +200 with a submachinegun.

@@samspencer582 more kills than that with rifle and 300+ with machinegun

He sniped 40 soldiers in one day

they already did a video on white death

wtf i just randomly found ur comment

Bro i feel bad for these animals everyone was killing them for fun

I never once went hunting before becoming one. Actually I was never interested in being one. I just wanted to jump out of planes lol. I was just in the right place at the right time when I met General Schwarzkopf and he basically talked this 19yr old into trying it out. Only 2 things I had to compare to sniping was playing space invaders and POI on the mother ship that came across the top of the screen ever so often. My second training, although I didn't give the military any thought at the time was playing CO2 war in the woods. I was in Jr, and I hung out with high schoolers, particularly a family with all boys (6 brothers) 2 of the brothers were military, Rick and John. Rick was a Ranger with mad skills and when he'd come home (which wasn't often), we all went to the woods and shot at each with CO2 guns. Rick taught me ALOT especially about being deadly, but not seen or heard. So that's my little story of my experience prior to ghilling up.

My father was an 19 year old bombardier in WW2 B-17; he flew 24 missions from D-Day to the Battle of the Bulge, shot down on 24 Dec. 1944. He would never talk about the war until he was 90; he then described a few of his experiences. I asked him his most important lessons he learned from his experiences: “Man is amazingly capable of adapting to any situation.” “It always amazed me how inhumane and savage men can be!” He too felt war was horrible and should be avoided.

I believe that soldiers who refuse to speak about their experience of war, are either selfish, cowardly, or have a twisted moral compass. No one is asking soldiers to boast, but they have a duty to speak as truthful witnesses to what they have experienced.

@@samy7013 im sorry but you have clearly never had a single traumatic experience in your entire life or you would know the pain of reliving those memories and the fact that you feel entitled to their experience while calling those that refuse to share the most painful memories of their life selfish cowardly or twisted clearly shows a distinct lack of empathy

LUCKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sadly Simo died about a year before I was born.

I met Genghis khan once. He told me Bing Chilling

They are ALL exceptions

yep

I wish there was a movie about him honestly.

Yep. He used open sights.

@@davidtucker7219 bare iron sights that’s hard to mastered.

@@bopbo8157 It can be done... It's how Marine recruits are taught to do. When I went through boot camp in 82 at MCRD San Diego we were trained to use open sights on targets at 250 meters out. Matter of wind speed and direction, proper use of the sights for the distance your firing at, stock weld, breath control and trigger squeeze..The discharge of the round should be a surprise.

@@davidtucker7219 for a minute I misread and thought you said you shot an M82 I was bout to say.. had to catch myself for a minute there

@@bopbo8157 Oh, it's ok. It's Tuesday and we are getting over Monday here after all...😄

Same thing with Simo Hayha, the song is called white death

move between the lines

@@nzwotb2525 a soldier breaking the confines

@@andyqiao5978 a marksman and a scout revealed

"I kept thinking, if I sing about them, maybe eventually I'll become a tank!"- Sabaton.

As a Canadian, that sounds like a very Canadian thing 😂

Explain the Trees

Yeah he shot through a snipers scope with out scratching it

That's my thoughts exactly.

They didn’t mention him? I haven’t finished watching but this is not a real full list without him on here.

I was wondering the same exact thing

He has his own tribute video by this publisher. They didn't do an "honorable mentions" addition and kept it simple.

Paul Warfield Tibbets Jr.

@@ascalon132 Nope it was Hans Ulrich Rudel.

@@gladmedyedev4937 just ran the numbers. He's not even close to Paul

@@ascalon132 Using a NUKE vs Pure skill?

@@gladmedyedev4937 pretty sure he used an airplane and bombs made by other engineers. Why would a nuke suddenly not count? Not everyone can fly the Enola Gay so there's your skill. Finally, i can't believe i have to explain this, the premise was most lethal pilots. Why do you think your bomber counts and not another? What in the premise of the question disqualifies one over the other?

True , but they only ranked ten .it should be continued .

You're right, Hetzenauer had 345. I'm also missing Josef Allerberger, 257 hits

Confirmed kills only! unconfirmed 800-900!

Underfire a ghost that roams the battlefield

Move between the lines a soldier breaking their confines

Just another, man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed

Wtf does ninja do these days?

@@thatoneguy7506 idk

Who?

How do I delete someone else's comment?

I was surprised he wasn't on the list

93 but probably way more

The White Feather?

I am shocked that he was not mentioned. It wasn't just the number of kills, but also his legendary exploits. The hunt between him and the Cobra was extraordinary. Another feat was when he inched his way into a heavily guarded area and killed a North Vietnamese general.

Oh boy, here comes another poorly researched history video

What?

Yea what are you people talking about???

@@Apexwingman I have no idea

@@Apexwingman this is a terrible list, most of these guys don't deserve to be in top 10. Even wikipedia's list is better

Expect finns

How do you pronounce his name

Simo Häyhä

Not the he can speak from personal experience lol

Yeah a legendary liar

He was more of a quality over quantity type, simo fought against the russian military who wore dark green uniforms in the snow and didn't know what logistics was, carlos hathcock went against the top snipers of the vc, one of the most deadly guerilla armies in history.

@@aridicaexmontaudon1296 Don't downplay Simo's accomplishments. None of war is easy.

Exactly!

Exactly what I was thinking!

Yeah

Facts wtf I haven’t been finished watching the vid but I was expecting him to be number one

I was thinking the same thing. White feat was a beast in Vietnam.

Chris claimed to have killed wat more that that but he couldn’t confirm them but why don’t they talk about his longest shot

Hathcock being omitted completely has me questioning this person's knowledge of snipers.

I agree. But there are other threads here saying that Hathcock should have been #1 lol

Why am i seeing you more then justin y

Pfff BF is way better

3000 kills with Kar98k

Because he is a known liar, just like Chris Kyle

?

you cant train your eyesight..

@@beileisoup not ur eyesight your aim

You're surprised at the number 12 guy didn't make a top 10 list? It seems like less of a surprise and more of a completely predictable result

I feel the same

150 METERS .... not yards. So not a football field, but without a scope, still a VERY stunning feat.

@@carminegalante4925 Meters are bigger than yards