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Posted: 2005-07-30 21:22
by Tactical Advantage
Very Good Super62,
That is a NTW 20mm which comes from South Africa...
And in reply to GABBA...
Pretty much all high caliber rifles are made recoiless, by engineering a weapon right, you can reduce much of the recoil, I wont be getting into all the details tough.
Posted: 2005-07-30 21:28
by Tactical Advantage
By the way, I think a 20mm could do quite some damage if fired at the cop-pit of a chopper... Yikes...
Left to Right
40mm----20mm----.50 cal----.30 cal

Posted: 2005-07-30 22:52
by TerribleOne
Super62 wrote:TerribleOne wrote:Super62 wrote:
Is that one of those 20mm AT guns? Like this. I can tell you one thing, they aren't AA, you couldn't fire fast enough. Its bolt action

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A Stinger seems good enough for me for AA, that is what they were designed to do
the bottom one is a 50AE you can tell by the length of the barrel and the grooves. the 20's have shorter barrel and obv thicker.
No that is not a .50 AE, it is a NTW 20mm.
http://club.guns.ru/eng/ntw20.html
Isent the one in the picture you refer too the 14.5mm - the shorter and smoother barreled one shown in the top picture being the 20...
Posted: 2005-07-30 22:54
by Super62
TerribleOne wrote:Super62 wrote:TerribleOne wrote:
the bottom one is a 50AE you can tell by the length of the barrel and the grooves. the 20's have shorter barrel and obv thicker.
No that is not a .50 AE, it is a NTW 20mm.
http://club.guns.ru/eng/ntw20.html
Isent the one in the picture you refer too the 14.5mm - the shorter and smoother barreled one shown in the top picture being the 20...
They aren't the same rifles.
Posted: 2005-07-30 22:58
by TerribleOne
They are the same rifles with the two different barrels. fatter one is the 20 and the thinner one is the 14.5.
Posted: 2005-07-30 23:16
by Tacamo
[R-DEV wrote:Djuice]hehe predator at only weighs 21 pound or 9,7 kgs..
Well the SRAW isnt a dedicated anti-armour weapon.. The warhead is fairly weak/small and not useful in punching a hole in the frontal armour of MBTs, they are usually only effective against the rear/top sections of MBTs whereby the armour is the weakest..
Those 20mm AMR are only useful against lightly armour APCs and vehicles, against MBTs they only used to destroy ERA platings..
In that case I guess it could be used to save missles versus heavy armor. Hezbollah and afiliates in Lebanon had a habit of using AT teams in pairs. The first missle could take out the ERA plates, while number two would hit where the passive armor is exposed.
Posted: 2005-07-31 04:49
by Tactical Advantage
In Reply To Super62 and TerribleOne
The NTW comes in 2 versions which can be quick changed, theres a 20mm version and a 14.5mm version as TerribleOne pointed out, the 20mm version has a shorter, thicker barrel... And now that I think about it, im pretty sure the one shown is the 14.5mm version.
And as Super62 pointed out, those arnt the same rifles, the top one is the Croatia RT-20 20mm Antimaterial sniper rifle, the bottom one is the Mechem NTW-20 South Africa.
ALSO, PLEASE STOP QOUTING EACH OTHER, WE HAVE NO NEED TO SHOW THE SAME PICTURES OVER AND OVER AGAIN, JUST PUT "IRT" (In reply to) AT THE TOP OF YOUR POST AND THE PERSONS NAME YOUR REPLYING TO
Posted: 2005-07-31 13:56
by TerribleOne
Tactical Advantage wrote:In Reply To Super62 and TerribleOne
The NTW comes in 2 versions which can be quick changed, theres a 20mm version and a 14.5mm version as TerribleOne pointed out, the 20mm version has a shorter, thicker barrel... And now that I think about it, im pretty sure the one shown is the 14.5mm version.
And as Super62 pointed out, those arnt the same rifles, the top one is the Croatia RT-20 20mm Antimaterial sniper rifle, the bottom one is the Mechem NTW-20 South Africa.
ALSO, PLEASE STOP QOUTING EACH OTHER, WE HAVE NO NEED TO SHOW THE SAME PICTURES OVER AND OVER AGAIN, JUST PUT "IRT" (In reply to) AT THE TOP OF YOUR POST AND THE PERSONS NAME YOUR REPLYING TO
Actually i was not refering to the top one on the forum - click the link that was provided to the source of the botom image and youl see it has the 20 and the 14 on the website. The two images on the forum are obv different guns and i did not say they were the same.
Also my last reply had no quote in it because i did think it was pointles to reply with images and all
Here is the link that was provided earlyer
http://club.guns.ru/eng/ntw20.html
Posted: 2005-07-31 18:35
by Tactical Advantage
Ohh, okay, in other words, the on with the smooth barrel im pretty sure is the 20mm version, the 14mm version has a fluted barrel.
Posted: 2005-07-31 18:40
by TerribleOne
Tactical Advantage wrote:Ohh, okay, in other words, the on with the smooth barrel im pretty sure is the 20mm version, the 14mm version has a fluted barrel.
yea. thats what i was saying but obv people got confused with the other image.
Posted: 2005-07-31 22:57
by Agent556

man... id hate to shoot that thing
Posted: 2005-08-03 21:29
by TJYoung80234
The Marines don't normally deploy Stingers at all... you'd be looking at something like this:
... for the life of me I can't remember what that vehicle is called. But I took that picture South of Al Kut... it' basically a Hummer with a modified anti-air turret.
Along with that, Marines didn't normally use Bradley's either... not to the degree of the Army.
Posted: 2005-08-03 22:04
by Tactical Advantage
Looks good.
Posted: 2005-08-04 00:12
by Djuice
Looks like the AVENGER, armed with 1 .50 cal and 8 stingers

its deadly against helos
Posted: 2005-08-04 00:18
by Beckwith
TJYoung80234 wrote:
MY BABY

ops:

where the rest of my TW guys i used to reck havik on the opp AF in that thing
wheres hicky he knows i used to piss kevin off in that thing sssssoooooo much
Posted: 2005-08-04 06:53
by Agent556
im guessing you know hickle?
Re: Anti-Air Weapon...
Posted: 2005-08-11 14:49
by Doug97
Tactical Advantage wrote:One thing I'd like to see in PR is a portable shoulder fired anti-aircraft weapon
The shoulder-fired Starstreak missile system is already in use by the British army:
"The Starstreak HVM (High Velocity Missile) is designed to counter threats from very high performance, low-flying aircraft and fast 'pop upâ$™ strikes by helicopter attacks. The missile, which travels at more than three times the speed of sound, uses a system of three dart-like projectiles, allowing multiple hits on the target. HVM can be fired from the shoulder, or from a lightweight multiple launcher of from the Stormer armoured vehicle, which is equipped with an eight-round launcher and carries another 12 missiles inside the vehicle."
More info here:
http://www.army-technology.com/projects/starstreak/
Posted: 2005-08-11 18:13
by TerribleOne
Bad news for enemy aircraft...
Posted: 2005-08-11 18:22
by Eddie Baker
We would like to include the Starstreak in man-portable, lightweight multiple launcher (ground or Defender 110 mounted) and/or self-propelled (Stormer) configurations. It would function differently from the other SAMs in-game in that it is SACLOS laser-guided rather than "fire-and-forget" IR heat-seeking like the Stinger or similar missiles; the operator must keep the target "painted" in his sights for the missile to track it.
Posted: 2005-08-11 18:35
by Pak
That would be awesome. You could use the unlockables to set up two kits, one AT and one AA.