Militia Weapons
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Superior Mind
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Bob_Marley
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That "weird futuristic looking red-dot system" is a COBRA RDS, which is a Russian made RDS designed to fit on the "N" rail of certain AK series rifles.
Anyway, I doubt the Malitia will have many assault rifles. Egg has already stated that they will specialise in long range and close quater combat, but will lose out to conventional armies at mid range. So expect lots of SMGs, Shotguns and long range, high power, low rate of fire rifles.
Anyway, I doubt the Malitia will have many assault rifles. Egg has already stated that they will specialise in long range and close quater combat, but will lose out to conventional armies at mid range. So expect lots of SMGs, Shotguns and long range, high power, low rate of fire rifles.
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WNxLT7
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They AK-47U is widley used but it is not necisarily the primary battle rifle of any fighting force I belive. It is much more like a carbine considering the shortened barrel. The AK is vertually the same thing just not compacted and with a larger barrel for longer ranged engagements such as there will be in .6.I suggest that the Militia's primary weapon be the AK-74U
Chechnyan rebels used them you say? I don't know where they got their hands on those. But I couldn't see a militia using them because I don't see where a civilian could obtain one with the special ammo it uses.I also suggest adding the VSS to the Militia Armoury, as in IRL, Checyan? rebels used these a lot.
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Skinwehr
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It fires the 5.45x39 cartridge, which has been in production since 1974. It is a very common round. I've seen it for sale on the shelf at Walmart.WNxLT7 wrote: I don't see where a civilian could obtain one with the special ammo it uses.
The 5.45 round is, however, less common than the 7.62x39 round. The latter seems to be a favorite with irregular forces worldwide.
In an interview, Dr. Kalashnikov, the designer of the AK rifle, talked down the5.45 round and called it's adoption for soviet rifles "A political decision". He believed in the knockdown power of the .30 caliber round over the faster .22. That happens to be precicely the reason I favor an AK-47 over a '74.
I know a few Russians who own AK-74 rifles (not sure if they are legally possessed, but that aint the point; they "can obtain" them).
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Bob_Marley
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He's talking about the VSS, which fires the rare 9x39mm round, not the AK-74 series.Skinwehr wrote:It fires the 5.45x39 cartridge, which has been in production since 1974. It is a very common round. I've seen it for sale on the shelf at Walmart.
The 5.45 round is, however, less common than the 7.62x39 round. The latter seems to be a favorite with irregular forces worldwide.
In an interview, Dr. Kalashnikov, the designer of the AK rifle, talked down the5.45 round and called it's adoption for soviet rifles "A political decision". He believed in the knockdown power of the .30 caliber round over the faster .22. That happens to be precicely the reason I favor an AK-47 over a '74.
I know a few Russians who own AK-74 rifles (not sure if they are legally possessed, but that aint the point; they "can obtain" them).
The key to modernising any weapon is covering them in glue and tossing them in a barrel of M1913 rails until they look "Modern" enough.
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Is VSS ammo sub sonic too?
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Lee-Enfield FTW!!!! Militia should have a mix of weapons, but assault rifles would probably be quite rare tbh. Also, SMGs and shotguns suit their style of combat more... close-quarter urban ambushes.Bob_Marley wrote: long range, high power, low rate of fire rifles.
Myself wrote:It'd be more popular than PR, cuz itd appeal to the noob-spraying, team-killing, bunny-hopping, jet-crashing, team-swapping retards that belong in vanilla BF2.
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Bob_Marley
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They're keeping the SVD, the Mosin-Nagant will be complimenting it. And the MEC will be losing it in favor of the G3SG/1 for the marksman class.Outlawz wrote:Well, I am too, since the current insurgent sniper rifle is the SVD, which is equivalent to the M14 (and SVD is used as marksman rifle in MEC faction anyways).
So insurgents are getting some real "juba sniper" assets![]()
I wants an enfield.
The key to modernising any weapon is covering them in glue and tossing them in a barrel of M1913 rails until they look "Modern" enough.
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