MMW MkV thread. It's been fun.

[New Corda]

Assault Nuns. Definitely assault nuns.

[Risen Britannia]

We, as a community, need to start designing all of the items in this list.

I will start on the "DDR-camouflage land mine"

I have already designed a rock.

"Price: $10 Per Pound of Stones"

Wouldn't it be better to sell at £14 pounds per stone? (as there are 14 pounds in a stone, see what i did there?)

[The Nuclear Fist]

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Name: Pușcă Luptă Automată model 1961. Shortened to PLA md. 61
Type: Battle Rifle
Place of Origin: The Socialist Republic of Rustonia
In service: 1962-Present

Weight: 3.79 kg
Length: 1,095 mm
Barrel length: 540 mm
Cartridge: 7.62x54mmR
Action: Gas operated, falling breechlock
Rate of Fire: 700 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity: 875 m/s
Effective range: 100-1000 m sight adjustments w/ tritium illuminated sights
Feed system: 30-round detachable box magazine. 50 round drum also available.
Sights: Aperture rear sight w/ Tritium illumination, post front sight.

Rough idea.

Eh, thoughts? Ways I can improve it?

[Indeos]

Assault Nuns. Definitely assault nuns.

You mean you don't already have assault nuns?

[New Corda]

Assault Nuns. Definitely assault nuns.

You mean you don't already have assault nuns?

No. We spent all teh moines develiping nucklear monkeys

[New Corda]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

[Deneager]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

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nice gun. how do people make guns like that?

[Indeos]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

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nice gun. how do people make guns like that?

He uses Flash.

[Graditora]

nice gun. how do people make guns like that?

He uses Flash.

And that is?

[Deneager]

He uses Flash.

And that is?

Agreed what is Flash?

[New Corda]

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=flash

[Indeos]

And that is?

Agreed what is Flash?

Can you people not use Google?

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

I do not know what this is going to be. Other than a belt fed two-eighty. Maybe I'll make the reciever mg42ish rather than M2ish. Cut the gas tube. I dunno yet. I know if I keep it the block will be much more AK like.

[Our Most Resplendent Goddess Sen]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

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hehe, I actually had something like that with my RFB-alike, albeit in my tank drawing ('tis under the top view of the turret basket layout)

clearly we must think at least somewhat alike

[Nirvash Type TheEND]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

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hehe, I actually had something like that with my RFB-alike, albeit in my tank drawing ('tis under the top view of the turret basket layout)

clearly we must think at least somewhat alike

...my body is ready.

[New Corda]

Screwing around with more RFB derivatives

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hehe, I actually had something like that with my RFB-alike, albeit in my tank drawing ('tis under the top view of the turret basket layout)

clearly we must think at least somewhat alike

Aye, that's an odd co-incidence. Maybe the design simply lends itself to that re-patterning?

[Mosasauria]

Screw the I-10K.
I've got ideas from Uncyclopedia: the Dali Gun. And the Castrator gun.

[Our Most Resplendent Goddess Sen]

hehe, I actually had something like that with my RFB-alike, albeit in my tank drawing ('tis under the top view of the turret basket layout)

clearly we must think at least somewhat alike

Aye, that's an odd co-incidence. Maybe the design simply lends itself to that re-patterning?

Must be. Or maybe it's the desire to cram a battle rifle into the smallest possible space.

Mine's more P90 than PDR, though:

[Spreewerke]

What have your soldiers ever done to you? The single most uncomfortable stock and teh Largest (Not best But Largest) Pistol on earth?

Maybe he uses fixed stock variants.

That's a semi-automatic Norinco clone of the Uzi: the actual fixed stock on an actual Uzi is much better:


I, myself, have handled (not fired) an Uzi with a folding stock and 16" barrel (because, you know, it wasn't a Short-Barreled-Rifle). The stock was uncomfortable, the magazine release was a pain, the grip safety was kind of stiff, and it was like I was holding a cinder block with a pistol grip: not light at all for its size. So, what do I think of the Uzi? I think they look pretty cool, and that weight really helps with recoil and muzzle rise (and the semi-auto ones are closed-bolt due to BATFE regulations, so...), but that's about it. The MAC-11 I fired was, in my opinion, quite superior to the Uzi, even without the stock. The Uzi uses an aperture sight set-up, so aiming it without a stock is pretty much impossible. Just like the MAC-11. However, with the MAC-11, the weapon was small and light enough that I could easily point-shoot and pretty much get everything on target after one or two walked shots. The MAC-11 also features a heel release instead of a side-of-grip release. The Uzi's release required a type of pinching that was awkward. The MAC basically let you grab the magazine with your palm and fingers and just slide your hand down as your thumb went over the release. It was very smooth and quick. The MAC-11 also has a, in my opinion, superior safety switch. The Uzi's was, if I'm remembering correctly, somewhat stiff and too difficult to reach without much familiarization. The MAC's can be activated with the shooting hand's index finger. Military use in mind, the MAC-10 (.45ACP version; the original) was famous for its very effective suppressor. It's why it was a favourite SMG for SOG in Vietnam. Other countries ordered the MAC-10 after seeing how great it was, but we didn't give them that great ol' suppressor. They realized that, unsuppressed, the MAC-10 kind of sucks for military work, so they never really ordered any more. I believe this is what lead to the downfall of the MAC-10's use: too few users, so not much profit for the manufacturer.

Either way, of the two "SMGs" (semi-automatic) I've handled, the MAC-11 was superior. I have handled an MP5 clone in .22LR, however, and it is an HK-permitted reproduction: field strips the same, looks the same, and even has "HK" stamped into the side of it. That being said, the only thing I dislike on it was the short stock (retractable version) and my hand would sometimes hit the safety and set it on "safe" and screw me up. I'd pull the trigger, but the safety had moved down maybe three or four millimetres, so it was blocking the hammer disconnect. It was kind of frustrating, but once I figured out what it was, I knew immediately to hit the safety again if the first round just gave me a stiff trigger. I wish I could find a version in 9mm to test out (granted, it'd probably have to be one with a 16" barrel), but for overall feel and size and such, I guess the .22LR one sufficed. That being said, I think the MP5 is far more suited to multipurpose roles whereas the MAC-10 and MAC-11 are very good at up-close, point-shoot work. The Uzi is really only good for doing what the MP5 series does, but while being slightly more cumbersome and unwieldy.


EDITED FOR: Described Uzi magazine release incorrectly. 'Tis fixed now.

[New Corda]

Aye, that's an odd co-incidence. Maybe the design simply lends itself to that re-patterning?

Must be. Or maybe it's the desire to cram a battle rifle into the smallest possible space.

Mine's more P90 than PDR, though:

You kept the FAL mags too, I went for a modified EM2 mag

[Risen Britannia]

Why do i keep doing this?

F yeah fin stabilised sabot

[Coltarin]

Why do i keep doing this?
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rechambered for 17*125mm (overall length of 145mm)

I want a hand gun version

[Risen Britannia]

Why do i keep doing this?
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rechambered for 17*125mm (overall length of 145mm)

I want a hand gun version

Whilst it may seem that I hate the skeletal structure of anyone using my guns, I am not actually actively looking to break peoples wrists. So no, you don't get a pistol version...

[Sevvania]

I want a hand gun version

Whilst it may seem that I hate the skeletal structure of anyone using my guns, I am not actually actively looking to break peoples wrists. So no, you don't get a pistol version...

What about a bullpup?

[Risen Britannia]

...Im not sure you would want to hold a bullpup revolver (unless you were sure it was 100% sealed)