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I'd have to go with the sig 228 with the CZ75c in a close second.

What you'll want (have) to do is got to http://rrages.com and pick up the HK push pins and the screw kit. They will make your life a TON easier. Then get yourself a clamp-on rail and some kind of optic on the gun. The iron sites work, but they aren't the greatest for precision work. Buy lots and lots of mags, but DO NOT put any non jacketed rounds though it or else hate yourself cleaning. I also run mini-mags at all possible and stay away from remington thunderbotls, but that's a personal preference. I've put maybe 3k rounds through mine and it's been a great little gun (GSG5 pre suit gen

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Hey red. It all depends on what you're looking for in a pistol. I've had my FNP45 for a few years now. One thing, if you plan to conceal carry it, look elsewhere. It's big. Best used as an open holster or bedside gun. The benefits are; It's big. Round count is comparable to 40 cal and 9mm. USGs operate similar to 1911s, so if you're used to that, there's not much learning curve for this unit. I have a standard model because I would over release the safety and accidentally decock it when I was handling the USG. DA pull is heavy, 12lbs or so, so you can literally hold it up by the trigge

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Hello gentlemen, I was trying to determine if the people on this board ground down the front sight to the gas tube, and mounted it in that location, or did they mount it just behind the sight. I know it's not adviseable to weld it near the gas plug threads, but I didn't know if people set it that far back. Thanks in advance for your answers.

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I'm not sure if the M4 and ACOG are any different between MW1 and MW2, but I'm finding that I like the regular red dot a little more than the ACOG on the M4, on MW1. Maybe it's just because I've been playing a lot of Mercenary Team Death Match lately, but I'm finding that I get killed more with the M4/ACOG combo, than I did with the M4/red dot combo. Reason being, is that I'll rush the other team's spot, where they'll be 3 or more of them. Then I'll pull up my M4, look through the ACOG and drop one of them. But because the ACOG doesn't allow any peripheral vision and has slight magnificati

you also might want to try having your barrel recrowned.

That's the problem. He was getting kills to post on youtube and not concentrating on actually WINNING. I hate people like that on any team of mine, video game, job, or life. Self serving pricks.

Bump's MM2 (PS3) tips and tricks. - The M4 is the best all around weapon in the game. This thing with an ACOG on it is almost not fair. - camping works. This is why people will whine about it. Finding three camping spots and rotating after 2 kills or so is most effective. - Follow someone else when going into a known hot area. Let him die for your intel on enemy positions. Sad, but a reality in the game. - NEVER rush out and get a care package, even if you think you're far away from the action. That's the time someone spawns next to you, kills you and takes your chopper gunner.

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Stopping power boils down to two things - momentum and hydrostatic shock. Momentum is related to kinetic energy but its completely linear. That's why bigger bullets hit harder than little bullets. The half sized bullet has to move twice as fast for equivalent momentum, which will make it look like it has a ton more kinetic energy, but not actually "hit" as hard as the bigger, slower bullet. M=mv. Now, we have to get into collisions, most bullet collisions are inelastic, which means that unlike pool balls, which are the closest to pure elastic collisions, when a bullet strikes something