*I want dat gun* Community Weapons Poll. (4/5/14 - SMGs poll next)

[Chaingunfighter 917]

If you would like to visit the community suggestions page, please visit it here;

http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/172276-the-communitys-list-of-suggested-weapons-for-dayz-standalone-important-announcement-read/

It is thoughtfully run by AlexeiStukov, and one should head there if they wish to suggest a new firearm to be added. 

 

This page is specifically dedicated to polls on weapons, and there will be a lot of them. Discussion is fine, so long as it is on topic. Responses will be based on people's posts, and many guns will have to be divided up due to the sheer number of allowed guns (I already, as of writing this, have 30+ pistols in mind.) 

Each poll will remain open for approximately 5 days, before being closed as such.

 

Please read the below information before answering the polls. Also, I will not be doing extremely similar variants of pre-existing, confirmed and/or already polled weapons (Such as the Beretta 92FS and Beretta 92F).

If you do not want a weapon to be added, simply do not check a box and your vote will be cast as a "no."

 

Pistol poll #1 | 3/30/2014 - 4/4/2014 | Finished (Poll failed, will re-do at a later date)

Beretta 92FS

9x19mm - Italian | Standard sidearm of the U.S. military, as well as many other nations. The Beretta is an excellent firearm, although often criticized for its' heavy weight and reliability issues in dirty environments. It is still very popular with civilians and police officers around the world.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Browning BDA

Various calibers (9x19mm, .380 ACP, etc.) - American & Belgian | Used often by hunters and gun enthusiasts alike, the BDA is a highly accurate and consistently reliable handgun.

[.380 version shown]

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Browning Hi-Power

9x19mm - American & Belgian | Very popular handgun, akin to the Colt 1911. It still sees major use with the world's militaries and police forces (even being used as the main British sidearm until 2013), and can make a great hunting or personal defense handgun. Hi-Powers can be found nearly everywhere.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Colt M1903

.32 ACP - American | While not very common anymore, millions were produced and are undoubtedly hidden around in the various barns and coat pockets of inconspicuous persons, this gun was nicknamed the "pocket pistol" with good reason. 

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

CZ-52

7.62x25mm Tokarev - Czechoslovakian | Former sidearm of the Czechoslovakian military, it was heavily exported around the world as it was phased out of service. As such, many of them ended up around the world, including within many Eastern European countries due to ammo commonality with the Tokarev TT-33, another hugely common pistol.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

FN FiveSeven

5.7x28mm - Belgian | This brand new pistol is a superb feat of engineering, being the world's most accurate handgun and extremely lightweight. It can hold an above-average capacity of 20 rounds, and has very high armor penetration. 

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

FP-45 "Liberator"

.45 ACP - American | Intended for mass supply drops to resistance groups across Europe during World War II, the FP-45 was a cheap, single shot, .45 ACP pistol that hit hard and hid well. Unforunately, few still exist in the present because of the plan's failure, but it remains an interesting collector's item.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Glock 17

9x19mm - Austrian | Arguably the world's most popular handgun, the Glock 17 is a proven handgun. It is extremely reliable and lightweight, and offers good utility for beginners and pros alike. It has seen export everywhere, and almost every Western (and Eastern) country uses them to some extent. 

(Obviously I cannot post all Glock models, other models ARE viable but I had to limit the number)

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Glock 22

.40 S&W - Austrian | Similar to the G17, the Glock 22 is incredibly popular. It is especially popular with law enforcement and security groups because of its' higher stopping power, but the downside is that it weighs more.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Glock 26

9x19mm - Austrian | The Glock 26 is 9x19mm like its' big brother, the Glock 17, but is much more compact. This makes it much easier to conceal and draw, with the major downside being the decreased ammunition capacity. 

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

GSh-18

9x19mm - Russian | The GSh-18 is essentially a Russian take on the Glock series. However, it has about half the parts, making it more reliable overall. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs adopted the weapon in 2001, inciting major production.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Heckler & Koch HK-45

.45 ACP - German | The HK-45 is a new pistol, prominently seen in series such as the Book of Eli. Although not widespread, the gun has seen much acclaim (as do most H&K firearms) and production has ramped up in recent years.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Heckler & Koch P-7

.22LR/.32 ACP/.380 ACP - German | The P-7 is an early 70's Heckler & Koch handgun that was produced to be a useful compact pistol, and it succeeded at that. The German military adopted it for the special forces, and the Bundespolizei (Federal Police) also used it to an extent, but it was gradually phased out in 2008. It still sees use with quite a few police departments around the world.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Heckler & Koch USP

9x19mm/.40 S&W/.45 ACP - German | Designed in the late 80's and early 90's, the USP has become one of the world's most well-known handguns, no doubt Heckler & Koch's. The design and accuracy of the weapon, as well as variance of calibers has caused its' adoption by many militaries and police forces, including the German Bundeswehr. The USP is very prominently featured in media, and especially, video games.

(USP-9 shown, this answer encompasses the USP-9, USP-40, USP-45, P8 & P12, so vote yes if you want ANY of them)

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Jericho 941R

 

9x19mm/.40 S&W/.41 Action Express/.45 ACP - Israeli | The Jericho 941 is the practically sized response to the Desert Eagle, used by the Israeli Armed Forces. It features a wide variety of usable calibers, and remains reliable in desert conditions (unlike the Desert Eagle, ironically.)

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Luger P08

9x19mm/7.62x21mm - German | The Luger P08 is an iconic German pistol that was used heavily throughout World War I and World War II. While not quite easy to find, many still exist and rotate around the markets often, and there is no doubt that some are hidden around in basements and attics.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Makarov PM

9x18mm - Russian | One of the world's most common Cold War handguns, the Makarov has seen use in pretty much every major conflict since the 60's. It is still the Russian standard service sidearm (Having been since the 50's) and was also used in practically every Satellite state controlled by them.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Mannlicher Model 1903

7.65mm Mannlicher - Austrian | The unsuccessful one of the competing-two firearms (The other being the Mauser C96), the 1903 was intended to be the main service handgun of the German military, but lost out to the Mauser.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Mauser C96

7.63x25mm Mauser/9x19mm Parabellum - German | The Mauser C96 was a common German sidearm that was designed in the 1890s and saw use mainly in World War I. Quite a few are still around, as it was still in service until the end of World War II, where it was promptly replaced alongside the Luger and older P-38 variants.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

MP-443 'Grach'

9x19mm - Russian | The MP-443, also known as the Yarygin PYa, is a Russian handgun designed to replace the Makarov PM from service. The process has not been officially completed, but the MP-443 is on its way to commonality.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Nambu Type 14

8x22mm Nambu - Japanese | The Nambu was prominent throughout World War II and heavily used by the Japanese, and then most of them spread throughout the world and were lost with time. Many still exist on the world's markets, though.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

OTs-33 Pernach

9x18mm - Russian | The OTs-33 is a modern, fully-automatic machine-pistol, designed as a replacement for the aging Stetchkin APS. It hasn't seen extensive use as of yet, however.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Remington 1866 Derringer

.41 Rimfire - American | The true pocket pistol, the 1866 is the derringer of the Wild West. Whip out one of these and your target doesn't have a chance to blink twice. Good luck finding more .41 ammo, though.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Ruger LCP

.380 ACP - American | Another common pocket pistol, the LCP is very useful for self defense and target shooting. It isn't the most accurate pistol around, but the conceal-ability coupled with reliability makes the LCP a potent firearm.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Sauer 38H

.32 ACP - German | The Sauer 38H was the world's first handgun with a decocker, because it had a shrouded hammer. It was built from 1938-1945 by J.P. Sauer & Sohn, which would later become Sig Sauer.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Serdyukov SPS

9×21mm Gyurza - Russian | The Serdyukov SPS was one of many pistols competing for Russian use, as they were trying to replace the aging Makarov PM pistols. Unfortunately, they lost interest in favor of the 9x19mm pistols and the SPS never saw huge production. It does, however, see popular use with the Russian FSB and FSO.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Smith & Wesson 3913

9x19mm - American | The Smith & Wesson 3913 is a pretty typical American police pistol, allowed because of the reliability and field use. It doesn't particularly stand out among other firearms, but it doesn't draw back either.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Smith & Wesson M&P

.22LR/9x19mm/.40 S&W/.45 ACP - American | The Smith & Wesson M&P has become a popular self defense and beginner's handgun. They can be bought in pretty much every common caliber, and are very accurate and lightweight.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Sig Sauer P210

9x19mm - Swiss | The Sig Sauer P210 is the early predecessor to the P220 series of pistols. While mainly replaced, it still sees a considerable amount of use because of the pistol's accuracy and reliability.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Sig Sauer P226

9x19mm/.357 Sig/.40 S&W - Swiss | The Sig Sauer P226 is a very common, and very expensive handgun. The most popular of the P220-series, the P226 is the preferred sidearm of the U.S. Navy SEALs and many other armed forces, as well as police departments.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Stetchkin APS

9x18mm - Russian | The Stetchkin APS is a fairly old but fairly common burst-firing machine pistol built in the good ol' Soviet Union. Not a whole lot of them exist in the present day, having been phased out by the OTs-33 and being a machine pistol; not a popular class of weapons to begin with.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Tokarev TT-33

7.62x25mm - Russian | The Tokarev TT-33 is a super popular Russian handgun having been in use since the second World War. It remained in use well into the 50's with Russian soldiers, and still sees heavy use in armies across Asia, Europe, Africa and South America. The Tokarev is also popular on the civilian market.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Vektor SP1

9×19mm - South African | The Vektor SP1 is the current standard service sidearm of the South African military, and is notable for being heavily exported to South America and all over Europe.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Walther P99

9×19mm - German | A modern and efficient pistol, it is an extremely common sight with EU police. The pistol has a very ergonomic grip and can be found all over Europe. It has few drawbacks, being an efficient pistol for combat and self defense.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Walther PP/PPK

9×19mm/.380 ACP - German | A very well known pistol (James Bond's pistol of choice) and used all over Europe during the Second World War. It is the classic concealable pistol, and exists all over the modern firearms market.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Submachine-Gun poll #1 | 4/5/2014 - 4/10/2014 | Not yet started

 

AEK-919K

9x18mm - Russian | The AEK-919K is a heavily compact SMG, heavily based on the Steyr MPi-69, designed for Russian military & law enforcement personnel. While being a (rather) recent development, the conceal-ability and compact size has led to major popularity among said groups, and has resulted in spread-out use all over Europe and Asia.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Bergmann MP-18

9x19mm - German | The Bergmann MP-18 was one of the first of the popular "Maschinenpistol" series with German military that lasted up until (and even after) World War 2, alongside the MP-28 and MP-40. The MP-18 saw heavy use throughout World War I by German and Austrian soldiers, and although essentially phased out by World War 2, it still saw quite a lot of use by reserve troops and towards the end of the war when weapon supplies were limited.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Colt Model 635 (Colt 9mm SMG)

9x19mm - American | The Colt Model 635, better known as the Colt 9mm SMG, is 9x19mm conversion of the XM177 (CAR-15) rifle. The USMC has used it since the early 90s and many law enforcement and security groups have adopted it because of that. The popularity of the AR-15 styled rifle has also led to many Model 635s being exported to Europe.

Yes - 0 | No - 0

 

Degtyarov PPD-38

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Yes - 0 | No - 0

Edited April 5, 2014 by Chaingunfighter

[Crazy_Spider 235]

    Makarov is an obvious choice since it's Russia, and Sig Sauer P226 was my second choice, as it has always been my favorite pistol in real life. It was the first airsoft gun I got, as well, and SS is just a cool brand IMO.

[Chaingunfighter 917]

    Makarov is an obvious choice since it's Russia, and Sig Sauer P226 was my second choice, as it has always been my favorite pistol in real life. It was the first airsoft gun I got, as well, and SS is just a cool brand IMO.

Haha, my first gas pistol was a WE-Tech P226, what are the odds? I've still got it and it runs great, just like the real one.

[Dchil 829]

I've looked over your list. Considered it carefully, voted for what i think should be in.

 

 

And all i can think is... Needs more Revolver.

[Chaingunfighter 917]

I've looked over your list. Considered it carefully, voted for what i think should be in.

 

 

And all i can think is... Needs more Revolver.

Revolver poll will be separate.

[Geckofrog7 1169]

M6D :lol:

[Dchil 829]

Revolver poll will be separate.

Edited March 30, 2014 by Dchil

[irishroy 1347]

Consider this for the revolverpoll:

S&W M460 (XVR)

Edited March 30, 2014 by irishroy

[Dchil 829]

Consider this for the revolverpoll:

S&W M460 (XVR)

Two words. Fuck. No.

 

I think the highest caliber in the game for pistols should be anywhere below 454 Casull. Preferably a .44 magnum with a 45 long colt or 45 ACP(or one that fires both with moon clips) for reasons in the following paragraph.

 

 

The 460 has not been around long enough, nor is it as common as other popular magnums and the 454 casull. The 44 magnum has been doing the rounds since 1955 (same time as the Python) and got a huge boost in popularity post-1971 (I think we can all guess why) and the 454 was around in 1971. The 454 (probably the base cartridge for the 460 but don't quote me on it) is also popular for protection against big game (bears and shit like that) for years along with the 44 but is also used alot in Metallic Silhouette shooting.

 

On another note, I propose that the only Fire rate cap on firearms in this game should be the real life fire rate and recoil. Sure you can squeeze 6 shots of 44 magnum off in 1 second but how likely are you to keep them on target if you aren't Jerry Miculek? No to all this "Balance" shit that new games have.

Edited March 30, 2014 by Dchil

[irishroy 1347]

 

[AP_Norris 1018]

Someone knows how to get on my good side.

[AP_Norris 1018]

Two words. Fuck. No.

 

I think the highest caliber in the game for pistols should be anywhere below 454 Casull. Preferably a .44 magnum with a 45 long colt or 45 ACP(or one that fires both with moon clips) for reasons in the following paragraph.

 

 

The 460 has not been around long enough, nor is it as common as other popular magnums and the 454 casull. The 44 magnum has been doing the rounds since 1955 (same time as the Python) and got a huge boost in popularity post-1971 (I think we can all guess why) and the 454 was around in 1971. The 454 (probably the base cartridge for the 460 but don't quote me on it) is also popular for protection against big game (bears and shit like that) for years along with the 44 but is also used alot in Metallic Silhouette shooting.

 

On another note, I propose that the only Fire rate cap on firearms in this game should be the real life fire rate and recoil. Sure you can squeeze 6 shots of 44 magnum off in 1 second but how likely are you to keep them on target if you aren't Jerry Miculek? No to all this "Balance" shit that new games have.

If they were gonna add another western revolver, I'd say a S&W .44

I don't mind if we see lots of different types of bullets, just because it would mean that finding correct ammo would become a problem.

Which I think it should be.

[gannon46 788]

raging bull as well as raging hornet enough said.

[Dchil 829]

If they were gonna add another western revolver, I'd say a S&W .44

I don't mind if we see lots of different types of bullets, just because it would mean that finding correct ammo would become a problem.

Which I think it should be.

I'm not saying just western revolvers, just revolvers in general.

 

raging bull as well as raging hornet enough said.

Have some class man. Colt and S&W all the way.

Edited March 30, 2014 by Dchil

[AP_Norris 1018]

I'm not saying just western revolvers, just revolvers in general.

 

Have some class man. Colt and S&W all the way.

Yeah I get you.

I just don't want a silly massive revolver that you will break your arm shooting.

People wanna big gun, then they can have the sawed off with slugs.

[Korsbaek 1778]

Someone knows how to get on my good side.

 

I thought about you when I saw the C96 :D

 

NO MORE WESTERN GUNS! Sorry.

[Chaingunfighter 917]

I thought about you when I saw the C96 :D

 

NO MORE WESTERN GUNS! Sorry.

Depends on what you define as western. A lot of the aforementioned guns are German, Swiss, Belgian and Italian, and we know that the P-38 is coming.

I personally think that guns like the C96, Glocks, Sigs, Luger, (and obviously the Tokarev & Makarov) are must-haves simply because of international prevalence. The rest I differ on, but I'm not going to vote in my own poll :P

Edited March 30, 2014 by Chaingunfighter

[Chaingunfighter 917]

Consider this for the revolverpoll:

S&W M460 (XVR)

I'll probably put that on the revolver post, because you asked :).

I can't guarantee anyone will actually vote for it, though. It's just a poll, if an overwhelming number of people seem to agree with you then it's probably important to know.

[DURRHUNTER 597]

I'll probably put that on the revolver post, because you asked :).

I can't guarantee anyone will actually vote for it

He will vote for it.

Forever alone with his sniper revolver.

[irishroy 1347]

I'll probably put that on the revolver post, because you asked :).

I can't guarantee anyone will actually vote for it, though. It's just a poll, if an overwhelming number of people seem to agree with you then it's probably important to know.

Thanks!

:>

 

Forever alone with his sniper revolver.

We shall see...

Edited March 30, 2014 by irishroy

[thedogfoodyayho 295]

Beans for CZ-52 :D

[Chaingunfighter 917]

I'm surprised so few have voted for the MP-443 so far.

[Pvt_Larry (DayZ) 98]

Really liked some of these; except what the heck would a nambu be doing in Eastern Europe?

[Dchil 829]

It is amazing to see that one of the best and most widely used handguns of all time has almost the same amount of votes as an Archaic, rare derringer wich you wouldn't find outside the US on a good day.

 

 

I'm talking bout the Browning hi-power.

[[email protected] 8]

It is amazing to see that one of the best and most widely used handguns of all time has almost the same amount of votes as an Archaic, rare derringer wich you wouldn't find outside the US on a good day.

 

 

I'm talking bout the Browning hi-power.

 

 

I can see why. It was widely used everywhere except for east of the Berlin Wall.

Edited March 30, 2014 by Flembo