Modacity shooters' thread

[Spartan094]

Holy moly

[Warsaw]

Next time somebody complains about too much recoil in games, remind them that if it were more like real life, the game would be unplayable.

[PenGuin1362]

Next time somebody complains about too much recoil in games, remind them that if it were more like real life, the game would be unplayable.

Well this man uses a self developed technique that he's sharing with LE and Military (of Russia). But isn't really sharing the details of his technique. Not like the average shooter can accomplish this.

[Warsaw]

It's not just that, though.

I've seen many, many videos of people firing <automatic firearm> and doing it without the gun flying up two or three inches on every shot or so.

Take the PPSh in Red Orchestra. It was balanced for the game. Does a PPSh have that much recoil? Fuck no, it's a tiny 7.62x25mm pistol round combined with a heavy gun.

That said, his technique is impressive, but I hope it can be used under high-stress scenarios without much thought.

[rossmum]

recoil is for nerds - that guy, 2012

[TVTyrant]

"Found" my Grampa's 1903 Springfield in the truck after hunting today. I think he just "forgot" it. The thing was sporterized in the 60's, so don't bitch. If I can find my camera, I will take some terrible pictures.

[rossmum]

hurry up nerd

also, his in the sense of 'he brought it home', or in the sense of 'he bought it'?

[TVTyrant]

hurry up nerd

also, his in the sense of 'he brought it home', or in the sense of 'he bought it'?

Bought it in the exact state it's in in the 60's. Bought a Springfield (sporterized) an Enfield (sporterized) a Krag Jurgenson (sporterized) a M70 WInchester in .300 Mag, and a .300 Weatherby (on a Mark V) all for $50 at some guys estate sale. I think he said it was in 1966.

[TVTyrant]

Also apparently my camera is lost forever

When I get home on Monday (hunting over the rest of the weekend) I will see what I can do.

[rossmum]

what degree of sporterising?