Hey. Batman rules. Without guns. He would disapprove of this thread.
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Hey. Batman rules. Without guns. He would disapprove of this thread.
The M134a doesn't fire Dragonsbreath shells, and as such has a much smallere-peenintimidation factor.
Don't need intimidation when they are all dead before you can even finish saying the word. Dragon's Breath is a neat toy good mostly for lighting camp fires.
Also, no. The Vietnamese were scared absolutely shitless of the M134 Minigun. Being human, I think it's safe to say that just about anybody would be positively yellow in the face of that firepower.
Sorry.
True, but dual-linked AA-12's firing dragonsbreath would be just as effective as napalm. If I remember correctly, that was also pretty darn effective in 'nam.
Only if that room is tiny. I'll take the relatively long range of 7.62 NATO over 12G. Unseen death.
resource efficient or not, come on how fucking epic would dual belt dragons breath AA-12's be. Also what school do you go to warsaw?
I guess it's just not to my taste. I get a silent pleasure at efficient anything.
Also, GMU.
.280 brit was ballistically superior and also around in the late 1940s, but america is backwards so it got canned because WE GOTS TA HAVE ARE FULL-SIZE CARTRIDGES THAT WAS OBSO-LEET IN NANTEEN FOTAY FREE
additionally a 20rd mag that is reliable and holds a good round like .280 is no real disadvantage imo. remember that infantry rifles are, especially in western doctrine, meant to be used for aimed fire in semiautomatic or, at most, short bursts. the auto is just there as a panic switch, even in room clearing it doesn't get a whole lot of use. with that said, burst fire is literally the goddamn dumbest thing on the face of the earth in every case except one, being the an-94. either have full auto or have no capacity for automatic fire at all.
re: wood on modern rifles. looks great on an m16, looks great on an ak, can imagine it looking pretty swell on the l85. the modern modern stuff, your acrs and masadas and g36s and shit, yeah it would probably look pretty bad. also wood really isn't that heavy, people have just been conditioned into whinging about weight if their rifle is a hair over the weight of an m16. stupid habit. come back and complain about weight after humping a machine gun across shit terrain, not after carrying a wood-stocked hunting or milsurp rifle slung for a few hundred metres over decent going.
ebr looks gross, like a commercialised, m14 version of what bubba would do to his sks innawoods
And that better be a water-cooled machine gun. :eng101: