I assume, from your last question, that you are talking
about the way in which the sniper tricked his enemy. If so, I think that it probably
was his best choice.
The reason for this is that the sniper
was pretty badly wounded already. Because of that, he had to get rid of the enemy
sniper rather quickly. He could not afford to, for example, hang around until night and
then try to escape. So what else was he supposed to do?
He
was hurt badly and the enemy sniper was quite good. So he wasn't going to be able to
win by outrunning the enemy or doing anything like that which required agility. So
tricking the enemy seems like a good idea and he managed to make it
work.
The whole deal of trying to hit your enemy from 50
yards with a pistol seems like a pretty big risk, but I don't see that he had much
choice.
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