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    True. But not for firearms that practically can't be in Chernarus. There are a bunch of more appropriate weapons.
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    Lobaev's rifle? Are you sure? It's very rare and VERY expensive (about $10000). MP-435 is also uncommon gun, even in Russia. MCM pistol would be more suitable choice. MCM Margo Agree with that! :thumbsup:
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    Nagant M1895 - Poll

    Br0ken replied to thedogfoodyayho's topic in Suggestions

    B)
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    Sports equipment as armor...

    Br0ken replied to Zombology's topic in Suggestions

    And hockey stick as melee weapon. B)
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    Some of nice russian revolvers: DOG-1 (uses slug ammo!) RSA, OTs-01 Kobalt (Revolver Stechkina-Avraamova) RSL-1
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    The Soviet Connection.

    Br0ken replied to Pyrozite's topic in Suggestions

    Yes, Chernarus should have more of Soviet stuff, than Western. Somewhere about 70/30.
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    Very strange that suppressed Ruger will be added in game. :( It's a very rare gun IRL, especially in post-Soviet countries.
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    IZh-18 MTs-20-01 TOZ-106 RMB-93
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    This is list of my suggestions about shotguns, which I want to see in DayZ. Chernarus is a former Soviet republic, therefore majority of firearms must be Soviet/Russian. And most common gun for civilian in former USSR - a hunting shotgun! Shell sizes in use: 2¾" 12 Gauge 3" 12 Gauge (Magnum) 2¾" 20 Gauge 3" 20 Gauge (Magnum) =Shotguns= IZh-18 (or MP-18, in US market - Remington SPR100 Spartan) Produced: since 1964. Single-barrel, single-shot, break-action shotgun. Variants: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. MC 20-01 Produced: since 1979. Analog - Savage 220. Single-barrel, bolt-action magazine shotgun. Variants: 2¾" 20 Gauge. TOZ-106 ("Death to Chairman!", modification of MC 20-01) Produced: since 1990s Single-barrel, bolt-action magazine shotgun. Variants: 2¾" 20 Gauge. IZh-27 (or MP-27, in US market - Remington SPR310 Spartan) Produced: since 1972. Double-barrel, break-action, over-under shotgun. Variants: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. TOZ-34 Produced: since 1969. Double-barrel, break-action, over-under shotgun. Variants: 2¾" 12 Gauge, 2¾" 20 Gauge. IZh-43 (or MP-43, evolution of the IZh-58) Produced: since 1986 Double-barrel, break-action, side-by-side shotgun. Variants: 2¾" 12 Gauge, 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. МР-133 Produced: since 2000 Pump-action, semi-automatic shotgun. Variants: 3" 12 Gauge. МР-153 (in US market - Remington SPR453 Spartan) Produced: since 2000 Gas-operated, semi-automatic shotgun. Variants: 3" 12 Gauge. Saiga Produced: since 1990s Gas-operated, semi-automatic shotgun. Variants: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. PS: Sorry for my english..
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