Info Request on RUS AK

[samogon100500]

I saw army scouts using the AKM with a PSO and the assistant of the sniper with AK-74M/PSO.

Like this?


It's like G3SG1 - yet not sniper rifle,but already not assault rifle.This AK got extra accuracy,thats why they got such scope.
Snipers with assistants - Special Forces.
Snipers in regular army called as Marksman/Sharpshooter.

I also saw same thing in US army - accurate versions of M4/M16 have bipod and x8 scopes.

[VoodooActual]

Basically seems like your run of the mill soldier, trained for long distance.. probably uses Match grade ammunition too, since that's quite common amongst marksmen.

[samogon100500]

Basically seems like your run of the mill soldier, trained for long distance.. probably uses Match grade ammunition too, since that's quite common amongst marksmen.

Well,you right on 50%.
That guns for professional snipers,not for marksmans.
It's like in British sniper pair -2 L85,L115 and spotter devices.
Same thing here - compact Vintorez/AK74M2 for self defense(if needs) + SVD for long range.

[ComradeHX]

If RusFed forces do not get scopes: give every squad option to take RPG and 4 grenade each person.

Make players do ambush, preferrably parallel ambush.

Then Russians will be balanced.


Better yet, do the PKM thing with magical zoom.

[godfather_596]

How so? Just because the T-72 has no ATGMs? They are virtually useless in the woody environment. Also, the T-90 takes a shitload of damage from the ground texture and minor bumps, the T-72 would do nothing but to give the RAF even a greater advantage.

T-72s have atgms depends on which model

[Brainlaag]

T-72s have atgms depends on which model

Talking specifically about PR, can't think of any layer where the T-72 is featured with ATGMs, if I'm wrong, my apologies. However this fact does not abolish my arguments.