Change Weapon Damage for StandAlone

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Hollow points are illegal for civilians in the US I believe because they turn "Normal" bullets into more lethal rounds.

What I REALLY want to see is "CherryPis" (Cherry Pies); they're basically a tiny explosive ignited on impact designed for the OICW. They got scrapped when the OICW was, though I think the penetration + explosion would be perfect against zombie heads.

In the United States, hollow point bullets are both legal and extremely common. They are sold for self-defense as well as other purposes (varminting being one, I'm not sure of their hunting applications), and in many cases are about the same price as FMJ or regular lead bullets. Perhaps they would not be so common in an area like Chernarus, but they would be a common sight in the US.

source - i buy them lol

EDIT: perhaps this could be worked in depending on the map ( if they make more maps in the future ). In a country with restrictions on ammunition, hollow points would be rare. In a country without such restrictions, they would be common.

Edited March 11, 2013 by Troll_Force_One

[applejaxc 2500]

In the United States, hollow point bullets are both legal and extremely common. They are sold for self-defense as well as other purposes (varminting being one, I'm not sure of their hunting applications), and in many cases are about the same price as FMJ or regular lead bullets. Perhaps they would not be so common in an area like Chernarus, but they would be a common sight in the US.

source - i buy them lol

EDIT: perhaps this could be worked in depending on the map ( if they make more maps in the future ). In a country with restrictions on ammunition, hollow points would be rare. In a country without such restrictions, they would be common.

Really, they are? It seems I'm out of touch, 'eh? :)

I like the 9mm bubble rounds. I don't know what their actual name is, but the tip is a blue plastic that breaks when fires and it either fires a "Shotgun spray" of pellets or little slivers, to prevent over-penetration in home defense.

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Really, they are? It seems I'm out of touch, 'eh? :)

I like the 9mm bubble rounds. I don't know what their actual name is, but the tip is a blue plastic that breaks when fires and it either fires a "Shotgun spray" of pellets or little slivers, to prevent over-penetration in home defense.

Glasers.

Hollow points are illegal in New Jersey, except for police. I read somewhere it's a $1000 fine for every hollow point bullet they find in your gun... as well as any weapons charges.

For some reason it's illegal to import hollowpoint handgun ammunition into Canada... so most boxes say "For use in rifles and carbines only". It's legal to possess or use in a handgun once in the country. I don't understand stupid laws.

[applejaxc 2500]

Glasers.

Hollow points are illegal in New Jersey, except for police. I read somewhere it's a $1000 fine for every hollow point bullet they find in your gun... as well as any weapons charges.

For some reason it's illegal to import hollowpoint handgun ammunition into Canada... so most boxes say "For use in rifles and carbines only". It's legal to possess or use in a handgun once in the country. I don't understand stupid laws.

Are you sure? I thought glasers were the overpowered rounds that broke your han-oh. Yeah. Google agrees with you.