Infantry Discussion Thread, Mk. 8 Mod. 0 [No Kaiju]

by **Kazarogkai** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:09 pm

Fordorsia wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
The 2nd is my favorite personally. Their all pretty cool though.

You will bow down to support model and you will like it

?

by **Husseinarti** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:10 pm

Schwere Panzer Abteilung 502 wrote:Modernized StG-44 y/n?

ar-15

by **Central Prestonia** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:12 pm

Fordorsia wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
The 2nd is my favorite personally. Their all pretty cool though.

You will bow down to support model and you will like it

Can we get one with the wooden forepenis and not a bipod :>

by **Kazarogkai** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:15 pm

Husseinarti wrote:
Schwere Panzer Abteilung 502 wrote:Modernized StG-44 y/n?

ar-15

What do you think a Modernized FG-42 would be like?

by **Fordorsia** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:18 pm

Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

I need them for an terrible idea

Central Prestonia wrote:
Fordorsia wrote:
You will bow down to support model and you will like it

Can we get one with the wooden forepenis and not a bipod :>

Best drive-by gat

Kazarogkai wrote:
Husseinarti wrote:
ar-15

What do you think a Modernized FG-42 would be like?

It would be like a regular FG-42, it's just that good

by **EsToVnIa** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:33 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Husseinarti wrote:
ar-15

What do you think a Modernized FG-42 would be like?

drakon

by **Puzikas** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:54 pm

Fordorsia wrote:Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

12ga dia
2 3/4in
:>

by **Fordorsia** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 7:56 pm

Puzikas wrote:
Fordorsia wrote:Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

12ga dia
2 3/4in
:>

How wide is the case, rim, etc?

by **New Nirvash** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 8:33 pm

Fordorsia wrote:
Best drive-by gat

Just ask biggie!

by **Rhodesialund** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 9:16 pm

Puzikas wrote:
Fordorsia wrote:Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

12ga dia
2 3/4in
:>

Why not just go with 3 1/2" for added flexibility between 12ga shells?

by **Puzikas** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 9:57 pm

Rhodesialund wrote:
Puzikas wrote:
12ga dia
2 3/4in
:>

Why not just go with 3 1/2" for added flexibility between 12ga shells?

Fordorsia wrote:Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

by **Eclixia** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:12 pm

Padnak wrote:The only reason to use flamethrowers in MT is for aesthetic reasons; Some of my combat engineers are equipped with RPO-50s because I love idea of crazed government forces burning down villages with flamethrowers and general flamethrower usage to clear traps and caves in the jungle, not because flamethrowers are remotely practical

So that's why I attached them to my Heavy Regiment thingy's miniguns so you have a spinning wall of fire with detachable tanks. To avert the horrible death a flamethrower causes I have only told my Heavies to burn unoccupied vehicles, houses, and anything helpful to the enemy which is not the enemy.

by **Kazarogkai** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:19 pm

Fordorsia wrote:Someone gib measurements of whatever is the most popular 12 gauge shell

I need them for an terrible idea

Central Prestonia wrote:Can we get one with the wooden forepenis and not a bipod :>

Best drive-by gat

Kazarogkai wrote:
What do you think a Modernized FG-42 would be like?

It would be like a regular FG-42, it's just that good

It's kinda heavy by today standards, plus it lacks an intermediate cartridge. I assume those things would be rectified.

by **New Nirvash** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:28 pm

A modern FG-42 would be a bullpup Kriss Super V.

by **Husseinarti** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:52 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Husseinarti wrote:
ar-15

What do you think a Modernized FG-42 would be like?

by **Palmyrion** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 10:54 pm

New Nirvash wrote:A modern FG-42 would be a bullpup Kriss Super V.

With 200% more recoil

by **Gallia-** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 11:22 pm

New Nirvash wrote:A modern FG-42 would be a ~~bullpup Kriss Super V~~ M60E4.

by **Gallia-** » Wed Dec 30, 2015 11:59 pm

what are some dumb guns that exist

i want to spergscale gonnes

im going to draw all the famas

is there a famas hbar or some sort of lsw?

by **Puzikas** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 12:27 am

Gallia- wrote:what are some dumb guns that exist

i want to spergscale gonnes

im going to draw all the famas

is there a famas hbar or some sort of lsw?

anything kel-tec has ever made

by **Gallia-** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 12:43 am

Puzikas wrote:
Gallia- wrote:what are some dumb guns that exist

i want to spergscale gonnes

im going to draw all the famas

is there a famas hbar or some sort of lsw?

anything kel-tec has ever made

real guns pls not toys

when i say dumb i mean

not m16s

by **Palmyrion** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:09 am

Gallia- wrote:
Puzikas wrote:

anything kel-tec has ever made

real guns pls not toys

when i say dumb i mean

not m16s

You might mean this.

Guys, what's the difference between a carbine and a PDW?

by **Gallia-** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:15 am

Palmyrion wrote:
Gallia- wrote:
real guns pls not toys

when i say dumb i mean

not m16s

You might mean this.

Guys, what's the difference between a carbine and a PDW?

nothing

by **New Nirvash** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:41 am

Wrong galla-chan. The difference is marketing, ofc.

by **EsToVnIa** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:10 am

Like a day late but w/e

The "heavy" motorized infantry squad (Jeverst Panjarymotøvélkanynfanterysten Grúppen) is one of two conventional infantry squad compositions of the Estovnian Army. Used primarily with the arbitrary designated "Guards" formations, the standout feature is its eight men strength, broken down into a section of three and section of four with the squad leader floating between the two. Despite the name, the "heavy" squad is arguably lightly armed and missing what many Western Pardesi nations consider crucial to an infantry squad/section: a general purpose machine gun and some sort of long-range marksman. To rectify this, every member of the squad is trained to use the 6.5x55mm MG 34 mounted on the BMP-3 and typically the platoon command section has four-to-five 6.5x5mm PSL marksman rifles available for use. Additionally, the "heavy" rifle squad has a RPG-7 team and four M72 LAW disposable launchers, with an additional two kept in the BMP-3.

In total, the heavy rifle squad consists of:
-2 rifleman armed with AK-74M rifles,
-2 fireteam leaders (typically an Øverfúry and a Furer), with the squad leader armed with a AK-74M and GP-30 UBGL and the squad second in command armed with an AK-74M ,
-A light machinegun team armed with a RPKS-74 and an AK-74M,
-RPG'er team with one RPG-7 (along with 7 rockets) armed with an AK-74M (assistant) and AK-105 (grenadier)

The "regular" motorized infantry squad (Panjarymotøvélkanynfanterysten Grúppen) is the second conventional infantry squad composition used within the Estovnian Army. It is highlighted by a 7-man asymmetric composition of rigidly defined fire and maneuver sections. The squad is broken down into a 3-man maneuver section, lead by the squad second-in-command, and a 4-man fire section lead by the squad leader. The maneuver section is supplemented with two M72 LAW disposable launchers and one GP-30 under-barrel grenade launcher. Lacking any concrete anti-armor weaponry in the squad itself, two MBT-LAWs are kept in the squad's BMP-3 and would typically be carried by the two rifleman who would normally carry the M72 LAW launchers.

In total, the regular rifle squad consists of:
-2 rifleman armed with AK-74M rifles,
-1 grenadier armed with an AK-74M rifle equipped with a GP-30 under-barrel grenade launcher,
-1 automatic rifleman armed with a 6.5x55mm MG 34 light machine gun,
-1 designated marksman equipped with a 6.5x55mm PSL rifle,
-2 fireteam leaders armed with AK-74M rifles

by **EsToVnIa** » Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:11 am

lol i never noticed how tiny franscale soljas are

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