Yeah, staff. It comes with the martial arts bit, and honestly I'm better with that than I am with a knife.Jroo wuz heer said:
Haha, I see. I love it when people like those get called out. The fact that he'd have to have been in the USN/ USMC to be able to fly a FA-18, and then in the US Army to fly an Apache, in the space of 2 years is very hard to believeDiamondback One said:
This made me laugh so hard i immediately imagined a guy dual wielding judo-dudes after the first sentenceUmwerfer said:Black belt
No I am not a veteran. I am a 22 year old student with a love for guns and swordsmanship. I own both of those guns and a few more. I am currently saving up for a rapier and a 1911 Colt .45Treblaine said:Are you a veteran? If yo are I can see why Taliban turn to prayer when guys with .50 rifles and FREAKING RAPIERS are hunting them. Good hunting.Corum1134 said:Somewhat search bar approved!
What weapons can you use well enough to take out an enemy or at least defend yourself from a similarly armed opponent?
I am a good shot with a 5.56 AR-15and a .50 BMG single shot rifle.
I could also fend someone off for a little bit with a rapier.
Your turn!
PS: I live in the UK = no weapons AT ALL! The few guns you do have if we ever actually do have access to if they are ever treated AS weapons then they'll be taken away. Yes, it sucks incredible amounts of sweaty anus.
But for videogames? I am most proficient with "unusually powerful and accurate pistols", especially those with un-capped fire-rate.
lol. well I wish I could use a bow. They're really fun. I used one like...once. If I can get to a weapon I win. Otherwise, I got nothin but an arrow through my skull...shiftius said:
Hope you get the time and space to fire them, here in the UK gun laws are so restrictive, the culture so elitist and as a result everything to do with it so expensive (no to mention owning a gun gives the government the right to treat you like a criminal on parole = no privacy, open to random searches and surveillance without warrant). So my gun knowledge is entirely academic but from what I have heard the AR-15 great rifle and an expensive one too... I hear even more expensive to run, ammo prices approaching a dollar per round.Corum1134 said:No I am not a veteran. I am a 22 year old student with a love for guns and swordsmanship. I own both of those guns and a few more. I am currently saving up for a rapier and a 1911 Colt .45Treblaine said:Are you a veteran? If yo are I can see why Taliban turn to prayer when guys with .50 rifles and FREAKING RAPIERS are hunting them. Good hunting.Corum1134 said:Somewhat search bar approved!
What weapons can you use well enough to take out an enemy or at least defend yourself from a similarly armed opponent?
I am a good shot with a 5.56 AR-15and a .50 BMG single shot rifle.I could also fend someone off for a little bit with a rapier.
Your turn!
PS: I live in the UK = no weapons AT ALL! The few guns you do have if we ever actually do have access to if they are ever treated AS weapons then they'll be taken away. Yes, it sucks incredible amounts of sweaty anus.
But for videogames? I am most proficient with "unusually powerful and accurate pistols", especially those with un-capped fire-rate.
I got my AR-15 for $1000 and I only spend 30 cents per round because I reload my own ammo. It can take .223 hunting cartridges or 5.56 NATO rounds so I can just buy what is cheaper. When I don't reload my own a box of 20 is $15-$20. It also doesn't get that hot unless I pop off 15 or so rounds in quick succession. Even then it cools quickly. As for cleaning, it is very simple. I can dissemble it and clean every moving part in about 10 minutes.Treblaine said:Hope you get the time and space to fire them, here in the UK gun laws are so restrictive, the culture so elitist and as a result everything to do with it so expensive (no to mention owning a gun gives the government the right to treat you like a criminal on parole = no privacy, open to random searches and surveillance without warrant). So my gun knowledge is entirely academic but from what I have heard the AR-15 great rifle and an expensive one too... I hear even more expensive to run, ammo prices approaching a dollar per round.Corum1134 said:No I am not a veteran. I am a 22 year old student with a love for guns and swordsmanship. I own both of those guns and a few more. I am currently saving up for a rapier and a 1911 Colt .45Treblaine said:Are you a veteran? If yo are I can see why Taliban turn to prayer when guys with .50 rifles and FREAKING RAPIERS are hunting them. Good hunting.Corum1134 said:Somewhat search bar approved!
What weapons can you use well enough to take out an enemy or at least defend yourself from a similarly armed opponent?
I am a good shot with a 5.56 AR-15and a .50 BMG single shot rifle.I could also fend someone off for a little bit with a rapier.
Your turn!
PS: I live in the UK = no weapons AT ALL! The few guns you do have if we ever actually do have access to if they are ever treated AS weapons then they'll be taken away. Yes, it sucks incredible amounts of sweaty anus.
But for videogames? I am most proficient with "unusually powerful and accurate pistols", especially those with un-capped fire-rate.
But personally I'd be more interested in a Kalashnikov type rifle, in 5.56mm or 5.45x39 with custom optical sights though I'd never bother with all that picatinny rail stuff... just seems to be added weight, complexity and things to snag. The appeal is the simplicity and utility. AR-15's upper + lower receiver offers great customisation but the gas-system apparently makes the bolt and receiver very hot (not to mention dirty) which isn't good for on the spot maintenance. Plus apparently when made to a high standard they are about 2 MOA of accuracy.
As great as .50BMG is I'd rather have that in a heavy machine gun or other mounted weapon. For a dedicated sniper cartridge a .338 or .400 calibre seems more appealing in a lighter and lower recoiling weapon. Still I am impressed at how capable some .30 calibre semi-auto rifles are at extreme ranges in the hands of experienced marksmen.
