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[1] If someone has a trouble with view distance at a mere 500 meters they probably don't even meet minimum specifications and should find another game. [2] Did you ever play the mod? Or ARMA? Because I'm not aware of many 1000 meter kills with the mod's super-duper accurate M16s. I'm not even aware of any at all. [3] Where were all these people complaining M4A1s were unbalanced back in the mod? Oh wait... they didn't exist. They are a product of the new inaccuracy - some people don't like change, some people don't like being shot, and some people think anything Bohemia or Dean Hall types in is sacred and should not be questioned. [4] If you want to argue for less accuracy you have to argue for less accuracy with every weapon in the game. Your average Mosin is not a veryaccurate rifle, your average SKS is not a very accurate rifle, you don't say the M4's inaccuracy is due to the player being "your average Joe" and then completely ignore that for other guns - what, he picks up some old bolt-action and turns into some kind of Daniel Boone shooting feathers off the Indian chief's head at 400 yards?

The accuracy is already determined, they gave it an accuracy of... You know what, never mind.

They just need to change the number from "0.16" to "0.0623" and it would be a 4X scope, that would take seconds in Notepad.

I disagree, it's unsporting and a dick move, but not "cold", they're being a douche and wasting someone's time, not drowning puppies.

6 foot spread at 100 yards.

SUGGESTION: no.

Fun fact: all the M4A1s in the game, even with pristine Magpul parts, would fail to pass the military accuracy requirement... which itself is pretty lenient. The exception to that is when using the magic bipods.

So we're getting this new muzzle device for the Mosin. What does it do? It increases accuracy. By how much? Same as a bipod plus prone. Does it reduce recoil or muzzle flip? Nope. So that got me thinking: Yeeeeah, almost time to drop those M4s... if that compensator can do that for the Mosin, looks like the AK-74's gonna be insane.

"Wounding Patterns of Military Rifle Bullets." Martin L. Fackler, International Defense Review, 59-64, 1/1989

Supposedly it performs better on a range of barriers such as windshields, walls and structures of different types, etc. Performance on windshields specifically was apparently one of the complaints about M855 which led to M855A1. Also more penetration in animals due to lack of fragmentation. However the military steel-core 7.62x39 surplus was classified as an armor-piercing by the ATF and has been banned from import since 1994.

It penetrates certain things better, other things worse... there are different types of penetration. Animals, Kevlar, ceramics, steel, wood, brick, concrete, different bullets perform differently in different mediums.

"Soviet 7.62x39mm - The Soviet AK-47 Kalashnikov fires a full-metal-jacketed, boat-tail bullet that has a copper-plated steel jacket, a large steel core, and some lead between the two. In tissue, this bullet typically travels for about 26cm point-forward before beginning significant yaw. This author observed, on many occasions, the damage pattern shown in Fig. 2 while treating battle casualties in Da Nang, Vietnam (1968). The typical path through the abdomen caused minimal disruption; holes in organs were similar to those caused by a non-hollow-point handgun bullet. The average uncomplicated thigh wound was about what one would expect from a low-powered handgun: a small, punctuate entrance and exit wound with minimal intervening muscle disruption."

It makes your aim steadier, it doesn't improve the precision. Going prone with a bipod improves the precision, but doesn't make your aim steadier. Go figure.

You can "zero" your shotgun? They don't have adjustable sigh... Sigh.

You can buy the civilian version here. They are quite expensive and subject to significantly less regulations than AR-15s. Not sure what other countries they are selling them in right now, if any.

No.

When you say "wood splitter" are you speaking of the splitting axe? Because it appears smaller and much lighter than the fire axe to me. They should add a proper hatchet, for Chernarus survival there's not much reason to go to the trouble of carrying around full-sized axes and they shouldn't even make very good weapons.

Fixed.

Let's be honest: if some random person had, 6 months ago, had made a thread suggesting adding the masks from "Payday 2" to the DayZ mod, he would have been laughed out of the forum.

Huh?

Game files, they're in your PC too. class M_12ga_Pellets_Snaploader : PistolMagazine { scope = public; displayName = "12ga Pellets Snap Loader"; descriptionShort = "A snaploader for 12ga shells loaded with pellets"; model = "\dz\weapons\attachments\magazine\snaploader.p3d"; itemSize[] = {1, 1}; ammo = "B_12Gauge_Pellets"; ammoItem = "Ammo_12ga_Pellets"; count = 2; initSpeed = 260; tracersEvery = 0;

^the video has been removed... By the way, just thought I'd mention Marstar Canada is selling original, fully-functioning, fully-automatic PPSh-41s for $500 a pop.

The full-length version should be devastating if you don't use the speedloaders. Too devastating, each pellet has the damage of a 5.56mm bullet.

This picture is wrong, because [a] the shot would be HIGHER than the crosshair and the shot comes from your barrel, not your camera. It is more like this, the gun is below your camera and hits way too low at close range. At longer ranges it appears to hit much closer to the dot. Then it drops down again as the bullet falls. Working as intended.