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Posted: 12/23/2005 6:05:49 PM EDT
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40MM Bofors dual mount off a battleship.
Plus, 10,000 rounds fuzed AA shells and some radio controlled Zero fighters. |
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Probably a Sig 55X, just because I don't see myself getting one anytime soon.
Scratch that, I want a STG 44! |
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I'm happy with what I got. But at work I get paid to fire M240B's and we have some M4 SOPMODS...........I NEED an NFA transferable M16 lower..........I love 10.5" bbl full auto firepower out of an M4. I don't even care about exotic weapons. I've fired a bunch of subguns and the only ones I really like are in .45acp.
In my "career", I've fired a LOT of M2 .50's, MK19's, M249's, M240B's, M60's, M16, subguns, etc......but ultimately I stick to my love for two things - short M16/M4 variants and the M240. M249 is nice too when maintained. A German MG3 would be the TITS. |
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S&W CS-1...not too exciting but I've been hunting for one for years. After that would be a Mk14
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That's a really bad animation. The front of the stock's "forks" don't move down the receiver. For me, a solid, well built, USGI M14. ETA - That I can buy off of the shelf and not have to pay someone to build or build myself. |
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This is a toughie. I'd probably go for a real Sig 552 FA or perhaps a real G36 FA.
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HK SMG-II.
Just something about it... remtek.com/arms/hk/mil/mp5/smg2/smg2.htm "Sources indicate that the SMG II was designed in 1984 for a classified end-user who was well familiar with the advantages and shortcomings of the entire MP5-series of weapons. The result of HK's development and user feedback was a synthesis of some of the more desirable features within the MP5 system, several features from other weapons such as the UZI, and some new developments unique to the SMG II." Snip------- 8< "HK reportedly has handmade at least 60 SMG IIs for one or more classified clients, and this is not surprising for several reasons. First of all, they have been known to custom-make firearms in the past - namely specially engraved or plated weapons for Middle-Eastern royalty. Also, their engineers have proved quite willing to take user feedback directly to the drawing board. Evidence of this can be seen in the MP5K, which was supposedly designed at the request of their South American sales representative, and in the addition of user-inspired features such as a bolt catch to some of their existing weapons. The SMG II represents the logical evolution of HK's proven MP5 which, by 1984, had already come to be recognized as the pre-eminent submachine gun by many within the free-world's law enforcement and SpecWar communities. However, in today's free world, the SMG II's versatility allows its user enough options to guarantee that it will never be placed in the hands of any other than a select few". |
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Real M249 Saw, Real MaDuce, Real M240, not any semi's. And a life time supply of ammo. |
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An M102 105mm howitzer--in stainless? towed by a humvee?? OK, that is a little on the Heavy side.
but I would settle for a M2 mounted on a ring mount on top a humvee if thats all i could get |
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I'd be happy with a Bulgarian krink AK-47, even a boring semi-auto.
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MK 43 Mod 0
Although shooting a SAW standing from the shoulder is pretty damn fun too. |
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Belt fed- Probably a 240G or a M249
True Assault Rifle- A STG44 or a HK G36 |
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Holly crap what did that set you back |
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