In Hathcock's defense, that rig set a record that's still in the top 10 longest ranged confirmed kills, and was basically untouchable at #1 until the Global War on Terror. Seven of those top ten (including Hathcock at #7 and four out of the top five) set their score with 50 BMG chambered weapons; it's pretty much the round to beat for long range sniping.

This feels a little weird to me. I'm not sure I approve of r63 art of people that have lived in the last century.