What gun do you want?

[Vikingo 0]

Hi !

Like Miles Teg said I think we need fast a replace for the "soviet M2" along with the DShK 12.7mm a monster NSV 12,7 mm can be so nice. Maybe a ground model and a NSVT for tank turrets ;-) Check pics...

[MrMilli 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Eviscerator @ Sep. 30 2002,06:05)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">also i dont think any AR-15 carbine has had camoflage paint on it in battle or only in extremely rare cases,<span id='postcolor'>

3 Cdo Brigades patrol group went to Afghanistan with all of their weapons professionally spray painted (C7's. C8's SAW's, the lot.)

[USMC Sniper 0]

OK, heres the list of guns I will make:

RPD (Maybe)

Colt 1911

Dshk (If I can find a model)

All of the guns Wardog wants me to import (Sterling, NO4 Sniper, SA80, SLR, AKSU WIth silencer scope and GL, FN MAG)

Ingram MAC10\11

Thompson

K98\sniper

Maybe some other ones I can find good models\textures of.

[BlackDeath-CFH 1]

can i beg you to make a robar rc50? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

[Sadico 1]

Hey, at least 3 of us requested the AN-94!! make something for the ruskies!!!

[m79 0]

An's they are akbans arnt they , if so go to www.opflashpoint.org , i got some there. One with a grenade launcher to.

Be nice to see a DSHk., finally no more M2 East shit.

I still cant believe BIS did that , it just defies belief

[pathfinder 0]

For east I'd like to see a RPK that uses 75/100rd drums instead of 40rd mags.

And maybe one of these 30.30/44mag/444marlin/ lever guns for the civis.

For west the 4 shot LAW pod. I think it was meant for incendiary effects but maybe make it AT possible.

[USMC Sniper 0]

Oh, im trying to get the SOF2 USAS, and a tommygun model if i can find it.

[m79 0]

Kegs RPK uses the 75 rnd drum mag

[Satchel 0]

Russian 12.7-mm Heavy Machinegun NSVS (6T7 tripod stand mounted) to replace the lackluster M2 EAST MG  

NSV

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/nsv-9.jpg

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/nsv-4.jpg

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/nsv-6.jpg

SYSTEM

Alternative Designations: NSVS (tripod-stand mounted), Utyos, ÃŃÂ "Rock"

Date of Introduction: Early 1970s

Proliferation: Widespread

DESCRIPTION

Total System (w/6T7) : 43 kg

Empty : 25 kg

Overall Length : 1560 mm

On 6T7 Tripod : 1900 mm

Width (on 6T7 tripod) : 860 mm

Height (on 6T7 tripod) : 380 mm

Barrel Life : 5,000 rds

Barrel Change Time : 5 sec

Barrel Weight : 9.2 kg

Mount Type: 6T7 (infantry) tripod or 6U6 (w/seat) universal tripod

Mounted On: (see VARIANTS)

Traverse (°): 360

Elevation (°): -5 to +75

Rate of Fire (rd/min):

Cyclic: 680-800

Practical: 100

Fire Mode: Automatic; short bursts (four to six) or long bursts (10 to 15) or continuously

Operation: Gas

Feed: Left or right from metal link belt from 50-rd boxes

SIGHTS

Name: INA

Type: Metallic sights, (tangent leaf rear and folding front post)

Sight Range (m): 2,000

Name: 10P50 Optical

Type: Day optical sight

Magnification: 3-6x

Name: 1PN52-1

Type: Night sight

Magnification: 5.3x

Name: 10P80 (used w/ 6U6 mount)

Type: AA collimating sight (aircraft speed to 300 km/h)

Name: 10P81 (used w/ 6U6 mount)

Type: Ground target sight

Name: K10-T (on NSVT for T-72/T-80)

Type: Reflex AA sight

VARIANTS

NSVT: Tank-mounted, (see NOTES)

AMMUNITION

Name: B-32

Caliber and Length: 12.7x108-mm

Type: Armor Piercing Incendiary

Max Range (ground) (m): 7,850

Effective Range (m):

AA: 1,000

Ground: 2,000

Armor: 800

Night (w/1PN52-1): 1,000

Armor Penetration @ 0o obliquity @ 500/1,000m range (mm):

20/13.2

Muzzle Velocity (m/s): 860

AMMUNITION TYPES:

API (B-32)

API-T (BZT-44)

HEI

Typical Combat Load

300 rds

NOTES

A tripod-mount (6T7) version is available for infantry use in a ground role. However, the NSVT appears more commonly mounted on the turrets of tanks as an antiaircraft machinegun. On the T-72 and the T-80, it has a rotating mount and can be fired from within the tank. The tank commander

employs the K10-T reflex sight to engage aircraft. On the T-72/T-80 mount he engages ground targets with metallic sights on the gun itself. The T-

64 tank mounts a modified version with a fixed mount on the commander’s cupola. It fires by means of an electrical solenoid when the tank is buttoned up. An optic serves this purpose. Instead of the normal 50-round ammunition belt container, the NSVT on the T-64 may use a larger belt container holding 200 rounds.

or

Russian 12.7mm Heavy machinegun "KORD", the predecessor to the NSV.

KORD HMG

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/kord-1.jpg

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/kord-3.jpg

http://legion.wplus.net/guide/army/gu/kord-8.jpg

caliber: 12,7x109 mm

weigth: 25.5 kg MG itself, 41.5 kg on 6T7 tripod mount with 50 rds belt

Length: no data

Length of barrel: no data

Feeding: belt 50 rounds

Rate of fire: 650-750 rounds/min

V0: 820-860 m/s

The "Kord" is the newest development in the heavy MG class. It is developed and manufactured at Kovrov Mechanikal Plant (ZID - V.A.Degtyarev plant JSC), Russia.

The "Kord" will replace the now-in-service NSV-12.7 and NSVT "Utes" MGs. The main reasons for this replacement are 1) need for more accurate heavy MG and 2) the fact that "Utes" MGs are manufactured in Ukraine and the supply of both new MGs and spare parts are limited since the desintegration of USSR.

The "Kord" is belt-fed, air-cooled, gas-operated full-auto only machine gun. It uses different from the NSV locking principle - barrel locking is achieved via breechblock device. Belt (same as in NSV) could be feed from both left and right sides. Barrel is quich changeable, and is built under the proprietary ZIDs technology that ensures axially symmetrical heating of the barrel during the fire and thus retaining good accuracy during sustained fire for longer amount of time (and ammo). This technology (probably) borrowed from GSh-23 aircraft guns, which also manufactured at ZID. According to some sources, accuracy of the Kord is some 1.5-2 times better, than NSV "Utes". "Kord" also equipped with muzzle brake/flash hider.

Standart sights are ajustable open sights, but mounts for scopes or night sights are standart. "Kord" has the same mounting acessories as NSV, and, thus, may be installed on every mount, designed for NSV "Utes". Tank version of the "Kord" also available, with electrically powered trigger and charging mechanisms.

According to available sources, the "Kord" is oficially adopted by Russian army and already supplied in some quantities in infantry version. The first known vehicle that mounts "Kord" is newest Russian MBT T-90s. The "Kord" is installed in remote controlled mount on the top of the tank turret and used as AA gun.

Interesting fact: in one of the TV reports (march 2001) from ZID plant "Kord" was shown firing from light bipod. It is obviously the result of experience gained in latest Chechen wars: the heavy MG crew could maneuver more quickly with such mount, for the cost of decreased effective range of fire.

[miss_cleo 0]

my vote goes to the dshk or any russian HMG. if somebody makes a dshk i would like to see on a mount similar to the one that ofps default eastm2 that completly overwrites the unit eats m2.. i dont know if thats possible tho

[miles teg 1]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Miss_Cleo @ Oct. 01 2002,06:01)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">my vote goes to the dshk or any russian HMG. if somebody makes a dshk i would like to see on a mount similar to the one that ofps default eastm2 that completly overwrites the unit eats m2.. i dont know if thats possible tho<span id='postcolor'>

Ditto here. I'd rather see the DShK rather then the NSV HMG simply because the DShK is one of the most widely used heavy machine guns in the world.

Chris G.

aka-Miles Teg<GD>

[Eviscerator 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Miles Teg @ Sep. 30 2002,15:44)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">I think that the Russian DShK 12.7mm Heavy Machine Gun is one weapon that is BADLY needed!!! Right now the Russian forces are still using an American M2 Browning .50 cal machine gun which is extremely unrealistic.  I'm surprised that nobody has yet to make a DShK.    Also the DShk is used by guerilla forces all over the world.   An oldie but goodie.<span id='postcolor'>

the dshk is in the nam pack, i made the model and i have a working textured version on my computer and it works very well, there will also probably be a quad fifty dshk emplacement in the pack, a very early picture from about a week ago(ill see if i can grab a new one soon):

[Edit: no need for this picture now]

[Eviscerator 0]

[m79 0]

Sweet

[Major Fubar 0]

Filo Hubba did a pretty nice M24 sniper....

[Vikingo 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">I'd rather see the DShK rather then the NSV HMG simply because the DShK is one of the most widely used heavy machine guns in the world. <span id='postcolor'>

yes, Chris G. but I think DShK is nice for a Nam or Afgan MOD -Eviscerator that pic is pretty!- but a monster NSV is more accurate for the simulated 1985's Soviet forces inside the game and the story... -great pics Satchel !-  but well can we have both?? hehe

Glad to see almost all want "something" for replace the "east M2" of the game :-)

[miles teg 1]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Major Fubar @ Oct. 01 2002,10:10)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Filo Hubba did a pretty nice M24 sniper....<span id='postcolor'>

True, but that was for 1.46 right? So I assume that it suffered from the muzzle flash bug....or maybe it was made before the muzzle flash bug was fixed....hmmm...

I'll have to experiment with that one. But yeah I do remember that it was quite good, although I don't remember if you could see the bolt on the side of it. I imagine that a Oxygen made M24 could be made that could be even better.

Chris G.

aka-Miles Teg<GD>

[Eviscerator 0]

ok ive gone back through and ill pick some more out that people have mentioned, these will be in the next nam pack:

RPD

SKS

Colt 1911

and some more that havent been mentioned:

M3A1 Grease Gun Silenced and Unsilenced

.38 Revolver

M16A1 (new model)

Mosin Nagent

M60 Shorty

[PFC_Mike 2]

ANY soviet HMG is a great improvement.

Howabout some better pistols though? The game models look lame, and the sounds are pathetic.

[m79 0]

I will go one step further and say that anything Soviet is great.

Those weps sound great , cant wait for the nam pack

[Major Fubar 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Miles Teg @ Oct. 01 2002,19:56)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Major Fubar @ Oct. 01 2002,10:10)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Filo Hubba did a pretty nice M24 sniper....<span id='postcolor'>

True, but that was for 1.46 right?   So I assume that it suffered from the muzzle flash bug....or maybe it was made before the muzzle flash bug was fixed....hmmm...

I'll have to experiment with that one.  But yeah I do remember that it was quite good, although I don't remember if you could see the bolt on the side of it.  I imagine that a Oxygen made M24 could be made that could be even better.

Chris G.

aka-Miles Teg<GD><span id='postcolor'>

He made an updated 1.75 version of all of his guns and made a pack of them (FILO-RESPACK). Not sure where to get it, but it includes: M14, M24, M45, M4 suppressed, V94 and M99...