
Oh btw, would be cool to see the AA-12 though might be some balence issues heh and it's not quite feilded yet right?


Not as quickly as you think. The PLA rapid deployment forces have expressed disappointment in the weapon and it seems to be headed back for retooling. Type-81 is likely to stick around for quite awhile.Sgt. Jarvis wrote:Well, atm, the Chinese are using the AK-47 which in reality should be the Type-81, but the QBZ-95 is quickly going to replace all Type-81s. That is one thing that is missing for the Chinese rifleman/foot soldier. As they have the short specops version, aswell as the support and sniper weapons, but the main rifle configuration is missing and should really replace the AK-47 ingame.
Correct, it's not fielded at all. There's interest in it but, so far, no field tests or low-rate initial production contracts that can be verified. Right now the shotguns in US service are various pump-actions (Remingtons and Mossbergs) and the M1014 Joint Service Combat Shotgun.Sgt. Jarvis wrote:Oh btw, would be cool to see the AA-12 though might be some balence issues heh and it's not quite feilded yet right?
Skullening.Chris wrote:On the subject of Chinese weapons, how bout...
http://www.world.guns.ru/smg/smg75-e.htm for Spec Ops
and
http://www.world.guns.ru/smg/smg74-e.htm for AT (if they ever get SMGs back...)


'[R-CON wrote:2Slick4U']That's like being the smartest kid with down syndrome.
A few years? 2007 is next year, and that's not long enough to completely replace the primary weapon of the world's largest land force. The QBZ-95 family of weapons could certainly be a weapons option for some classes/maps (through the unlockable tabs), but it will not be the only option.Skullening.Chris wrote:I realize what you are saying is true for now, Mr. Baker, buuut doesn't BF2 take place a few years in the future (judging by Wake Island 2007 map) so maybe we could stretch the truth a bit and just include them assuming that they were eventually retooled and replaced the Type-81?![]()
Its a "Light Support Weapons", hence the LSW. Thats why jellys suggest you could switch bettween a LSW and a bigger merchien gun for the task that needed to be done. For exsample you might want to support the squad with a little bit of cover fire, but at the same time be more suited for close combat where the LSW would come in better than a bigger merchien gun.Pence wrote:The LSW is the DMR not a support weapon.
Agreed. I was watching a video on SEALs, and they said the slowest guy in the squad was always the M60 gunnersix7 wrote:the weight of the weapon needs to affect running speed and other things more to make people actually choose the smaller weapon over a more powerful one