"Sniper Tactics" explores the evolution of precision shooting, its impact on military history, and how the sniper's role reflects shifts in military strategy and technology. From early sharpshooters to modern special operations forces, the book traces the development of sniper tactics alongside advancements in firearms, optics, and communication. One intriguing aspect is the psychological dimension of sniping, highlighting the intense mental fortitude required for precision shooting under extreme stress. Furthermore, the adaptation of sniper tactics in response to changing battlefield conditions, such as the development of anti-materiel rifles, showcases the dynamic nature of military innovation. The book provides both a historical overview and a detailed examination of contemporary sniper operations.

Beginning with early uses of sharpshooters and the impact of technological advancements, it transitions to the 20th and 21st centuries, focusing on the role of snipers in major conflicts like World War I, World War II, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. By drawing from primary source accounts, military manuals, and interviews, the book offers a comprehensive understanding of the equipment, skills, and tactical applications involved in sniper warfare.