What would be your weapon of choice?
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oh right... well the 468 is pretty reliable too, being able to shoot with water and sand in it and upside down.Jedoro said:
If I was in a heavy combat situation and had no idea how long I would be in that predicament. I would have to say I'd go with my Izhmash made AK-102. As sturdy as the AK47 with all the great features of its older brother the AK-101 in a more compact package.
Well, some weapons might take more skill to use properly, but that would make it harder to use. I would choose a more accessible, and atleast a little easier to use. Hence a gun. That would give you the better chance to survive. Why choose a difficult, and primitive weapon, over a gun?la-le-lu-li-lo said:
Shuriken Catapult.
Fires blades that penetrate most known armour, will take ages to run out of ammo (the discs are no more than a molecule thick), light and easy to carry, will automatically heal itself of any damage (and it's pretty hard to damage in the first place) making it one of the most durable guns imaginable, puts out around a hundred discs per second, can be either perfect, pinpoint accuracy or a wide scatter to fill the air with a storm of blades...
Of course, we'd have to assume the Craftworld that made it had unlocked it for use by outsiders - otherwise, it's just a useless piece of plastic.
Fires blades that penetrate most known armour, will take ages to run out of ammo (the discs are no more than a molecule thick), light and easy to carry, will automatically heal itself of any damage (and it's pretty hard to damage in the first place) making it one of the most durable guns imaginable, puts out around a hundred discs per second, can be either perfect, pinpoint accuracy or a wide scatter to fill the air with a storm of blades...
Of course, we'd have to assume the Craftworld that made it had unlocked it for use by outsiders - otherwise, it's just a useless piece of plastic.
True it does take some skill to hit what your aiming at, but about as much skill as walking a dog all you have to know how to do is pull the trigger.la-le-lu-li-lo said:
Compound bows are pretty cool, but somthing about them make me not want to use them, I don't know why they just "rub me wrong."
They're exactly the same to aim & shoot, but their design puts more force into the draw, thus allowing you to shoot further and with more force.Srkkl said:
But they aren't traditional if that's your issue.
Also, have you ever shot a gun...? Any gun?
It's certainly easier to kill something with a gun than most other primitive weapons. Also, I have practice with guns so it's an easy choice for me.ExaltedK9 said:
Thanks for the love! ^^KneeLord said:
Handguns tend to be, shall we say, personal.
Revolvers are just plain classy.
Yeah I'm a big fan of tradition, but thats not why compounds are wierd to me, I just don't like how little resistance there is after you pull it more than half way back, It's just wierd.la-le-lu-li-lo said:
Also, of course I've shot a gun. I'm not a huge gun buff so I don't know exactly what they're called when I see them, but bear hunting is a huge hobby of mine and my dads so I'm pretty familiar with high powered rifles. Also me and my dad have won a couple of gun tournaments, now it was just 12 gauge skeet and .22 target shooting but I'm a badass at aiming.
Okay, that is weird, I'll grant you that. Especially if the draw-back is more than 75lbs. [I'm little, keep in mind.] Feels weird, but not in a bad way. I got used to it.Srkkl said:
Well then you, as a fellow gun person [sorta], you ought to know it takes skill to shoot at a target accurately! Especially long-range.