BTW, knowing something about the weapons the two snipers used, they were very evenly matched between the bullet, power, velocity, trajectory and accuracy of the German 8mm Mauser and the Soviet Mosin Nagant 7.62x54R
Not the masterpiece as it is hailed (too burlesque sometimes), but it has its incommensurate moments (massacre on rabbits and pheasants; comedy of errors finale)
How bizarre! Tavernier's best effort... He tells a tale of today set in the 1890s... My teachers called it an "allegory"... yeah, whatever! Maliciously great! :thumbsup: