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| #1dead1ockMay 26, 2008 16:46:54 | I can't seem to find the old firearm combinations thread and was wondering if anyone would enjoy a new one being started. |
| #2rosakaftorMay 27, 2008 2:04:49 | once again, Ro here. i go for some classic style with my guns. usually stick with an Avtomat Kalishnikov Model 1947 with an underslung GL-25 grenade launcher and a CZ-75 (old style) for a backup. |
| #3tema69May 27, 2008 11:24:36 | Hmm... Having only fired a G3 and some small calibre rifles, I don't know much about the ease, comfort or anything about shooting - so I'm gonna go for style. Primary: AKSU74 or Kriss Super Vector .45 cal. Backup: Dual Colt M1911s Note: ...and a lot of frags. :D |
| #4nodaishoMay 27, 2008 13:43:35 | Main gun: FN FAL Shotgun: (with decent rules) 2x Browning BPS 10 gauges rigged up next to each other like a SxS Pistols: 2x 1911A1s of some sort, with laser sights. (one serves as backup, or if the game made reloading take longer, shoot with one while reloading the second) I am personally very fond of the shotgun, just the idea of a side-by-side pump action 10 gauge. And 3d12 damage averages out to 20.5 damage, that ought to cause a save on just about anything. |
| #5tema69May 27, 2008 14:28:15 | Uuuh, nice ideas there, Nodaisho. Me loves the FAL. Dual BPS would be nasty. As a support/specialist weapon, an AA12 would be good too. I've just realized how close combat oriented by weapon loadout is, and therefore, I'd like to make up for that: MultiRangeCapability Loadout: Primary: M14 Battlerifle. Backup: AA12. Pistol: Dual M1911s. Note: Lots of frags (yeahp, I'm overemphasizing fragmentation grenades). If possible: AntiMedicBombs. ...did I mention frag grenades? |
| #6nodaishoMay 27, 2008 16:54:49 | Sure, the AA12 has more firepower, but the theme is quality over quantity, and there is something about a pump action that you just don't get with a semi. |
| #7tema69May 27, 2008 17:00:35 | You mean Full Auto. The AA12 is fully automatic. And I agree - a pump action is a lot nicer, but who doesn't want to have a fully automatic shotgun that fires explosive rounds? The AA12 would be used in CQC, where the M14 would be to unwieldy. The M1911s would purely be backup weapons. |
| #8johannixxMay 29, 2008 0:30:03 | Give me a good-quality AR15 carbine, my Wilson CQB 1911, my J-frame Smith snubby, my Walther P-22 and Gemtech suppressor, and my Remington 870 for close work. Problems solved. I also have an Eagle/SKD Universal chest rig with four AR mags, three 1911 mags and a spare Sure-Fire flashlight, plus a CRKT Hissatu knife on the left MOLLE panels, over a IIIA soft vest. One of these days I'll have enough spare cash to buy a set of plates, probably steel level III plates or maybe some of the layered polyethelene/steel plates, since they tend to stop a wider range of projectiles. In my neck o' the woods, I just don't see the need for Level IV plates. The ceramic is too delicate, and who the hell is going to shoot at me with AP rounds? I figure that's plenty of loadout for a civilian like myself. If I ever have to put all that crap on, it damn well better be a zombie invasion! |