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  • suddendeth13 Expert 2,390 posts since
    Aug 25, 2011

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     

    SuddenDeth13 wrote:

     

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     


    Don't bring the shotgun argument into it either because you obviously don't know physics.



    So you want to bring in physics, something realistic?

    Ok, real snipers don't quickscope.

    Hurrrrrr.



    It is possible, shotguns however can't shoot over thousands of yards.

    Hurrrrr.

    Quickscoping in real life has nothing to do with physics but whether or not if it's possible which it is, just highly unlikely.



    You missed my point. My point has nothing to do with the physics, it has to do that you're trying to use realism as an argument.
    Quickscoping isn't realistic.
  • Newbie 59 posts since
    May 31, 2011



    You missed my point. My point has nothing to do with the physics, it has to do that you're trying to use realism as an argument.
    Quickscoping isn't realistic.



    it is when a well trained sniper team is ambushed and is forced to engage multiple hostiles within CQB range and happens to have his rifle ready, fires point blank, drops his rifle, and pulls his sidearm to engage the rest, while his spotter is working with his support weapon (usually an assault rifle) to survive as best he can. that is realism
  • Newbie 59 posts since
    May 31, 2011

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     

    Zero2944 wrote:

     



    You missed my point. My point has nothing to do with the physics, it has to do that you're trying to use realism as an argument.
    Quickscoping isn't realistic.



    it is when a well trained sniper team is ambushed and is forced to engage multiple hostiles within CQB range and happens to have his rifle ready, fires point blank, drops his rifle, and pulls his sidearm to engage the rest, while his spotter is working with his support weapon (usually an assault rifle) to survive as best he can. that is realism




    Exactly, the M21 EBR is a sniper that can be used in more close quarters.


    true but the M21 EBR is not a sniper rifle, that is more of a spotters weapon, a sniper rifle by todays modern standards tend to fire either the .338 Lapua Magum, or the 50. BMG not a 7.62mm round
  • asasa Master 5,389 posts since
    Oct 20, 2011

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     

    REAL LIFE 360 no scope. It is possible therefore physics has no argument.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tblVFUuT8g



    LOLOLOLOL!
  • Newbie 59 posts since
    May 31, 2011

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     

    Zero2944 wrote:

     

    Vanilla Ice is Gangsta wrote:

     




    Exactly, the M21 EBR is a sniper that can be used in more close quarters.


    true but the M21 EBR is not a sniper rifle, that is more of a spotters weapon, a sniper rifle by today modern standard tend to fire either the .338 Lapua Magum, or the 50. BMG not a 7.62mm round



    Point taken, I think the term used to describe it nowadays is 'Battle Rifle'. I could be wrong but correct me if I am.


    exactly right "M21 Enhanced Battle Rifle" origin from the Vietnam M14 Battle Rifle called the M21 for it's role as a dedicated marksmen rifle then enhanced with full rails and a collapsable stock for the EBR
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