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I wrote only about appearance of base version (Saiga-12, without "S'' or "K"). Almost all configs looks same: long forearm and fixed butt with semi-pistol grip. Only two - with AK-style buttstock combined with pistol grip.

Info from Izhmash website: "The "Saiga-12" shotgun is manufactured in four versions: "Saiga-12", "Saiga-12S", "Saiga-12K", "Saiga-12S ЕХР-01". The "Saiga-12S" differs from the "Saiga-12" in the availability of a special folded butt and an operating handle. The folded butt makes carrying and storing the shotgun more comfortable. The "Saiga-12K" has a short barrel and a trigger/firing mechanism locking device to prevent the shotgun from firing when the butt is folded. Being an export version of the "Saiga-12K", the "Saiga-12S ЕХР-01" is not equipped with a trigger/firing mechanism locking device."

Exactly! For example, look on the standard version of Saiga-12:

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Peoples, who vote against the Saiga, what are you doing?! Saiga is very common shotgun, even in US. <_<

So, this is a list of motorcycles that would perfectly fit into Chernarus. Of course, without any Harley choppers or superbikes - remember, it's post-Soviet Eastern Europe, which has its own cool motorcycles. ;) Here goes! CZ 125/175 Sport CZ 125/175/250/500 Cross Jawa-CZ 250/350 Dnepr (optional - sidecar) Ural (optional - sidecar) Specs will be later.

I've just want to share this interesting gun with the community and possibly to hear some feedback. :)

MGV-176 (Slovenia) Yes, it's .22LR SMG. ;)

These boomsticks are most common guns in Russia and post-Soviet countries. Sale in almost all gunstores. IZh-18 (MP-18) Type: Single-barrel, single-shot, break-action shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1964. Number built: ~2 millions MTs 20-01 Type: Single-barrel, bolt-action magazine shotgun. Cartridge: 2¾" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1979. TOZ-106 Type: Single-barrel, bolt-action magazine shotgun. Cartridge: 2¾" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1993 IZh-27 (MP-27) Type: Double-barrel, break-action, over-under shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1972. Number built: ~1.5 millions TOZ-34 Type: Double-barrel, break-action, over-under shotgun. Cartridge: 2¾" 12 Gauge, 2¾" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1964. Number built: ~1 million MP-133 Type: Pump-action, semi-automatic shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge. Produced: since 2000. MP-153 Type: Gas-operated, semi-automatic shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge. Produced: since 2000. Number built: ~600 000 Saiga Type: Gas-operated, semi-automatic shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge, 3" 20 Gauge. Produced: since 1997 Number built: millions! OF-93 Type: Single-barrel, single-shot, break-action shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge. Produced: since 1993. RM-96 Type: Pump-action, semi-automatic shotgun. Cartridge: 3" 12 Gauge. Produced: since 1993.

This is for shotguns only. By the way, there are a lot of threads about certain guns, already suggested in main weapon thread. B)

Two hotties! ;)

I just hope that the developers will be work in ArmA-style with all of its realism and believability. Although I would prefer a 1895 model. B)

It's time for voodoo! :D

Not zero, but 0,0...01% of chance to find Winchester M1866. It's South Zagoria - underpopulated region of poor Eastern European country. Definitely not the right place for appearance of collectible guns.

B)

Because unreasonable choice of guns for adding can ruin the atmosphere and realism. DayZ is son of ArmA, after all.

I think that chances of finding a M1894 in Eastern Europe is even lower. It's not US, in Europe since 1892 reigns the Mauser type bolt action. ^_^ Omg, Chernarus turns into the Wild West... <_<

Soviet Margolin MCM pistol would be more suitable. It's quite common in Eastern Europe.

Yes, agree with that, but these guns is very modern and can get in Chernarus via civilian market or military/police forces. Winchester M1895 is another case. Even in Russia, this rifle is extremely rare.

Yeah, and look on this little Czechoslovakian moped. Could be a good addition to the game. Produced from 1970 until mid-90s. Video 1 Video 2 Agree. But I prefer bobbers. Especially with opposite engines, in case of Chernarus. B) For example...

Leave this fancy chopper to Hollywood. ;) Motorcycle for zombie apocalypse must be off-road capable and with widely available spare parts.

Nice gun! But today it's a museum piece. No chances to find this weapon in Chernarus.

"Vepr-12 Molot". More tacticool, than Saiga, even in stock variants. B) http://www.molot.biz/product/molot205.php

GSh-18

I hope that the developers will follow a realistic ArmA-style. Without addition of unsuitable weapons. Although the suppressed Ruger is already causes suspicion... Soviet machine guns: RPD RPK