Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
Question to all you pistol freaks out there:
shouldnt the USP do the same damage as a Colt .45? same calliber. And if it is, isnt that the best pistol then? Bigger magazine???:shakehead
I use all the guns, exept Deagles, not because they don't look and perform good, but because I doubt a real SAS, USMC guys would use em, and TBH the OpFor would use a Glock.
@ the OP - yep, damage would be identical. The only key performance differences between a USP45 and a M1911 are the mag size (USP has a double-stack mag) and weight (USP has a composite frame). The USP has a bit more muzzle flip than an average 1911 because of the weight difference, but .45 ACP is a pretty well behaved cartridge in general.
I use all the guns, exept Deagles, not because they don't look and perform good, but because I doubt a real SAS, USMC guys would use em, and TBH the OpFor would use a Glock.
In my infantry company, we had a couple of guys who owned and deployed with Eagles. The most popular privately owned pistol in my unit's armory? .44 Magnum ftw
We had to supply our own ammo, but other than that we could use whatever sidearm we chose. We were required to qualify with them on the range before we could take them to the field.
In my infantry company, we had a couple of guys who owned and deployed with Eagles. The most popular privately owned pistol in my unit's armory? .44 Magnum ftw
We had to supply our own ammo, but other than that we could use whatever sidearm we chose. We were required to qualify with them on the range before we could take them to the field.
:salute:
thats pretty cool, so if you qualified, you could take a harpoon gun as your side arm
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