1870-1920 Era War: Lockin' up (Continue to New Thread)

[The Traansval]

U know, if Sceoji was still alive, I think he would be proud of this rp

He is sort of alive. he made a new nation and new 1700-1900s thread, but i haven't seem him active in a long while. I actually applied to his new thread, yet to see him post there tho...

[The Traansval]

Found this and thought it was pretty cool, its the first Night Vision Scoped Sniper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvfABFaiBVo

[The Manticoran Empire]

Found this and thought it was pretty cool, its the first Night Vision Scoped Sniper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvfABFaiBVo

I'm waiting for 1930 when I can get Chlorine trifluoride.

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

Found this and thought it was pretty cool, its the first Night Vision Scoped Sniper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvfABFaiBVo

U know that the nazis made a night vision scope for the Sturmgewehr 44 right?

[The Twelve Isles]

Found this and thought it was pretty cool, its the first Night Vision Scoped Sniper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvfABFaiBVo

I'm waiting for 1930 when I can get Chlorine trifluoride.

Im just hoping that I will still be around by 1930.

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

[The Manticoran Empire]

I'm waiting for 1930 when I can get Chlorine trifluoride.

Im just hoping that I will still be around by 1930.

Benzene for incendiaries until then.

[The Traansval]

(Image)

Scope looks to be the same as the one in the video i linked, although the one i linked (An American Scope that was used with the M1A1 Carbine) was used only on the Island of Okinawa against Japan, never in Europe.

[The Twelve Isles]

THE WAR AGAINST THE BRONZE ISLES HAS BEGUN

Holy shit, I totally missed this post.

But, I agree.

Glory to the Empire! Amy the All God protect us! And may the Stranger take you!!!!


HUZZAAAAHHH!!!!!

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

(Image)

Scope looks to be the same as the one in the video i linked, although the one i linked (An American Scope that was used with the M1A1 Carbine) was used only on the Island of Okinawa against Japan, never in Europe.

It was used in the later parts of the war, about 350 were deployed

East Front Veterans reported soldiers shooting at night with the aid of a 'peculiar non-shining torches coupled with enormous optical sights'

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

THE WAR AGAINST THE BRONZE ISLES HAS BEGUN

Holy shit, I totally missed this post.

But, I agree.

Glory to the Empire! Amy the All God protect us! And may the Stranger take you!!!!


HUZZAAAAHHH!!!!!

I rly need a new hobby........but I guess that's what happens when your name is Warglorian (WAR, WE GLORIFY IT!), *loads rifle* welp, time to get to work

[The Traansval]

Holy shit, I totally missed this post.

But, I agree.

Glory to the Empire! Amy the All God protect us! And may the Stranger take you!!!!


HUZZAAAAHHH!!!!!

I rly need a new hobby........but I guess that's what happens when your name is Warglorian (WAR, WE GLORIFY IT!), *loads rifle* welp, time to get to work

I find it kinda funny that i'm the only nation that is OFFICIALLY issuing Shotguns to my troops...

[Norcourt]

U know, if Sceoji was still alive, I think he would be proud of this rp

Yup

[The Twelve Isles]

I rly need a new hobby........but I guess that's what happens when your name is Warglorian (WAR, WE GLORIFY IT!), *loads rifle* welp, time to get to work

I find it kinda funny that i'm the only nation that is OFFICIALLY issuing Shotguns to my troops...

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

[The Traansval]

Also guys, the part about using the Winchester Shotgun to Trapshoot Grenades was an actual use for the gun. I found this while researching the Winchester Trench Gun

The Model 1897 was used by American troops for other purposes in World War I other than a force multiplier. American soldiers who were skilled at trap shooting were armed with these guns and stationed where they could fire at enemy hand grenades in midair.[2] This would deflect the grenades from falling into the American trenches and therefore protect American soldiers.[2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_Model_1897#Military_use

[Norcourt]

I find it kinda funny that i'm the only nation that is OFFICIALLY issuing Shotguns to my troops...

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

As we are now allies, I'm thinking about supplying your nation with some Norcourtian guns as well...Like these.

[The Traansval]

I find it kinda funny that i'm the only nation that is OFFICIALLY issuing Shotguns to my troops...

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

It was mainly the previous guns we issued, that were replaced by newer fire arms

Here:

Mauser 1880 Battle Rifle

8 round Magazine, Loaded by a stripper clip.


Lee-London Carbine:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip


Ryder Automatic Rifle:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip, Gas Operated Reloading System, Semi Automatic.

Mauser PO-80

12 round clip, loaded by a magazine inserted into the bottom, Semi-Automatic.


Colt M1877 "Thunderer"

6 round capacity, hand loaded, Double Action.
(Double Action means that when you pull the trigger, it also pulls the hammer back. Before this, you had Single Action revolvers which made you manually pull back the hammer then pull the trigger to fire.)

[Norcourt]

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

It was mainly the previous guns we issued, that were replaced by newer fire arms

Here:

Mauser 1880 Battle Rifle

8 round Magazine, Loaded by a stripper clip.


Lee-London Carbine:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip


Ryder Automatic Rifle:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip, Gas Operated Reloading System, Semi Automatic.

Mauser PO-80

12 round clip, loaded by a magazine inserted into the bottom, Semi-Automatic.


Colt M1877 "Thunderer"

6 round capacity, hand loaded, Double Action.
(Double Action means that when you pull the trigger, it also pulls the hammer back. Before this, you had Single Action revolvers which made you manually pull back the hammer then pull the trigger to fire.)

The Picture you used for your lee-london carbine is actually quite cool.

I believe that in reality, that is the Royal Irish Constabulary's 5 round Lee Enfield. A weird and rare lee actually...

[The Twelve Isles]

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

It was mainly the previous guns we issued, that were replaced by newer fire arms

Here:

Mauser 1880 Battle Rifle

8 round Magazine, Loaded by a stripper clip.


Lee-London Carbine:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip


Ryder Automatic Rifle:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip, Gas Operated Reloading System, Semi Automatic.

Mauser PO-80

12 round clip, loaded by a magazine inserted into the bottom, Semi-Automatic.


Colt M1877 "Thunderer"

6 round capacity, hand loaded, Double Action.
(Double Action means that when you pull the trigger, it also pulls the hammer back. Before this, you had Single Action revolvers which made you manually pull back the hammer then pull the trigger to fire.)

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

As we are now allies, I'm thinking about supplying your nation with some Norcourtian guns as well...Like these.

Thanks lads. General Younger and the people or the Isles will always remember your help.

[The Traansval]

It was mainly the previous guns we issued, that were replaced by newer fire arms

Here:

Mauser 1880 Battle Rifle

8 round Magazine, Loaded by a stripper clip.


Lee-London Carbine:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip


Ryder Automatic Rifle:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip, Gas Operated Reloading System, Semi Automatic.

Mauser PO-80

12 round clip, loaded by a magazine inserted into the bottom, Semi-Automatic.


Colt M1877 "Thunderer"

6 round capacity, hand loaded, Double Action.
(Double Action means that when you pull the trigger, it also pulls the hammer back. Before this, you had Single Action revolvers which made you manually pull back the hammer then pull the trigger to fire.)

The Picture you used for your lee-london carbine is actually quite cool.

I believe that in reality, that is the Royal Irish Constabulary's 5 round Lee Enfield. A weird and rare lee actually...

I found it by searching up Lee-Metford, so idk, let me look into it

[The Manticoran Empire]

Also guys, the part about using the Winchester Shotgun to Trapshoot Grenades was an actual use for the gun. I found this while researching the Winchester Trench Gun

The Model 1897 was used by American troops for other purposes in World War I other than a force multiplier. American soldiers who were skilled at trap shooting were armed with these guns and stationed where they could fire at enemy hand grenades in midair.[2] This would deflect the grenades from falling into the American trenches and therefore protect American soldiers.[2]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester_Model_1897#Military_use

I might start issuing it as a secondary or squad level weapon.

[The Imperial Warglorian Empire]

Manticore

RIOTS?
MASSACRE?
POST ABOUT THEM NOW PLS?

[The Manticoran Empire]

Traansval, what were the weapons that you gifted to the Free Isles Army again? Im writing up a document with all the stats for the FIA, an so I need to know.

I need my gun fix man, there are ants in my nation man. Ive been picking at them man, but what little is left of the Twelve Isles military cant operate very well from three islands.

I need my fix man!

As we are now allies, I'm thinking about supplying your nation with some Norcourtian guns as well...Like these.

Perhaps we can work on modifying the Bannerman-Croft as a semi-automatic weapon.

[The Manticoran Empire]

Manticore

RIOTS?
MASSACRE?
POST ABOUT THEM NOW PLS?

I did. I need Arengin to post something about it now. Unless I missed it.

[The Manticoran Empire]

It was mainly the previous guns we issued, that were replaced by newer fire arms

Here:

Mauser 1880 Battle Rifle

8 round Magazine, Loaded by a stripper clip.


Lee-London Carbine:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip


Ryder Automatic Rifle:

10 round Magazine, Loaded by a En Bloc Clip, Gas Operated Reloading System, Semi Automatic.

Mauser PO-80

12 round clip, loaded by a magazine inserted into the bottom, Semi-Automatic.


Colt M1877 "Thunderer"

6 round capacity, hand loaded, Double Action.
(Double Action means that when you pull the trigger, it also pulls the hammer back. Before this, you had Single Action revolvers which made you manually pull back the hammer then pull the trigger to fire.)

The Picture you used for your lee-london carbine is actually quite cool.

I believe that in reality, that is the Royal Irish Constabulary's 5 round Lee Enfield. A weird and rare lee actually...

Can't give the good ones to the Irish. They'd turn them on you.