-Gews-

Mmmmm hmmmm. I have sixteen words for you, Dchil. Should. Never. Have. Been. Placed. In. The. Game. In. The. First. Place. What. A. Terrible. Choice. >: (

1, biggest reason, Chernarus is over 2,000 km from Moscow and only the Tsarist Russian Empire used the M1895 2, CDF standard service pistol is the Makarov 3, when I search for what police are seizing in Russia, I see a ton of Maks and clones. Most guns are semi-autos. However, being Russia, I also see a fair amount of Nagants! However, when I do the same searches for other former Soviet countries, the Nagants I saw in the Russian searches suddenly all but disappear: Czech Republic, no Nagants. Poland, no Nagants. Ukraine, no Nagants. Bulgaria, no Nagants. But the Makarovs and Tokarevs are still there. And I see many other semi-automatics of various quality, but relatively few revolvers of any kind. It seems to me the M1895 is only relatively common in Russian because they only used them in Russia. Standing by my comments!

From these:

And 50 times less common than Tokarev and Makarov pistols.

That works

Good idea, as long as there's none of this

Ruger 10/22 PAP M59/66 Baikal IZH-43 + cut down version Izhmash AK-74M Blaser B97 CZ CZ-75 Phantom Some kinda crossbow Some kinda shotgun (looked like an 870)

This gif made me laugh. http://i.imgur.com/cyLbCHg.gif EDIT: can't see it on black background.

It's not stupid, it's just different. There are different skills to learn. If you look at my post history you can see I have a one-track mind so it's no surprise. If shooting people wasn't part of the game they wouldn't have given us sniper rifles, combat helmets, bulletproof vests and ghillie suits. I've never been able to get into any kind of true role-playing game. Harmony belongs in Ponyville. If I wanted to socialize or help internet people... well, that's what the forums are for. : )

I bought the game to hide in the woods and shoot people. Like you said, it's your story. You wanna talk to people and have adventures, great, I'm happy for you. I'm not being sarcastic either, have fun with it. Meanwhile I'mma sit in Vybor with 36 rounds of steel-core 7.62.

Yes.

Sawn-off shotgun has "about 4x the spread of the full length @25m" according to Chris Torchia. They'll have the same damage (according to me). I could have sworn your page said something about 5.45mm last time I read it. I don't think they'd give the AK-74M the wrong ammunition.

For the first minute II saw Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers for Gameboy Advance After that the tune suddenly became upbeat and modern pop music, and I saw Farmer in the Sky... But then I realized that Queen's Radio Gaga had started playing in the background. When I turned it off I just saw LOTR again. Probably not what you're looking for.

Not only do you need to drill and tap, you also need to inlet the stock which has not been done. Without tools and a workshop people shouldn't be able to attach these mounts. Also, the Mosin has a hex receiver. PU mounts were meant to fit high-wall round receivers. Not historically accurate, but you could argue it's the recent product of some random Chernarussian gunsmith.

Technically it shouldn't fit on the Mosin either. Heh.

What the fuck! Four times? The sawn-off version still has 12 inch barrels. Four times? Did he mean 1.4 times? Four times? I was worried about this ages ago and it seems to be coming true. Ragerageragerage.

But yes, the PTRD does not belong in the game.

And make your gun infinitely less useful for any type of combat.

The exterior ballistics system, the flight of the bullet from muzzle to target, is identical in ARMA 2, ARMA 3, and DayZ. The penetration seems superior in ARMA 3, but I couldn't tell you if that's an upgrade to the engine or just an upgrade to the properties of the various materials. Bullets also went through many things, lost energy and were deflected in ARMA 2. Dslyecxi never made a video on it because you couldn't do the coloured lines thingy so people seem to forget.

Mosin in your hands and Mosin on your back >>>

That would be funny actually >: ) I'd like a chance of knockout, not the certainty of knockout. And a chance of death. And also a chance of knocking the person to the ground. And also an extremelyshaky/blurry screen effect in both third and first person if you get punched in the nose, etc.

In that thread I believe I was actually arguing you should have a large chance to cause death, cerebral hemorrhage and irreparable brain damage, etc, not just knockout as happens currently with a headshot.

Because silly. I was concerned about simple/unrealistic knockout mechanics since early 2013... looks like it happened after all.

The Python is better for taking out a single player. The FNX45 is better if you run up against multiple players.