What is your favorite INS weapon, and why?

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Enfield Scoped, one shot-one kill. or even 2 ^^. Quick reload, perfect range.
 
Zip Gun said:
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Enfield Scoped, one shot-one kill. or even 2 ^^. Quick reload, perfect range.
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I prefer the dragunov. Damage is the same, range is the same, and the reload is faster. Plus, I have found that for those really tricky shots where their hit boxes aren't going to register properly, the dragunov scope has a better chance of hitting it.
 
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Hmm... both the Enfield and the Dragunov are good rifles and I have used the Enfield quite a bit, but kinda in the same lines as APR said the Dragunov is a lot faster rifle than the Enfield... :huh::laugh::bored::):blink::mellow:
The hit boxes are a bit off so if you miss with the Enfield it takes about... well I'm not sure the time... to fire off another shot, however with the Dragunov its semi-auto so its a bit faster if you miss your target. I DON'T KNOW!! Just my opinion....:P:huh::w00t::laugh::biggrin::blink: :mellow: ;)
 
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The only thing you have to get used to with the dragunov is staring down that tiny little scope. Once you get used to that, it's all good.
 
What the Devil!??!?!

Igoforunc09 said:
and the arrows its hard to perfectly align your shot cause the arrows just kinda stop
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eehh... Yeah about those.:confused1: That's the only thing I'm not sure about is the gibberish in the Dragunov scope....:huh::blushing::bored::closedeyes:
I'm not sure if the arrows mean "Close range" use top arrow, "Far away" use bottom arrow.:confused1::huh::glare::blushing:
Other than those little questions I do pretty darn good with it, that is when I use it of course...:w00t::laugh::):P;) More of a RPG kinda guy ;) you get better screen shots with them :w00t::chair::thumbup::blink:
 
PIMP DADDY SMURF said:
Hmm... both the Enfield and the Dragunov are good rifles and I have used the Enfield quite a bit, but kinda in the same lines as APR said the Dragunov is a lot faster rifle than the Enfield... :huh::laugh::bored::):blink::mellow:
The hit boxes are a bit off so if you miss with the Enfield it takes about... well I'm not sure the time... to fire off another shot, however with the Dragunov its semi-auto so its a bit faster if you miss your target. I DON'T KNOW!! Just my opinion....:P:huh::w00t::laugh::biggrin::blink: :mellow: ;)
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that's why I almost never miss my target ;)
 
PIMP DADDY SMURF said:
eehh... Yeah about those.:confused1: That's the only thing I'm not sure about is the gibberish in the Dragunov scope....:huh::blushing::bored::closedeyes:
I'm not sure if the arrows mean "Close range" use top arrow, "Far away" use bottom arrow.:confused1::huh::glare::blushing:
Other than those little questions I do pretty darn good with it, that is when I use it of course...:w00t::laugh::):P;) More of a RPG kinda guy ;) you get better screen shots with them :w00t::chair::thumbup::blink:
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thats what all the diffrent arrows for lol i didnt know that. i feel so stupid now lol
 
In real life, those extra notches are for distance. No real gun is 100% accurate with its scope. Actual snipers have to take into account wind, distance, and just the bullet's spin. The dragunov scope was designed so that the sniper would not have to re-align his scope for the distance but could actually just use separate notches marked on his scope. As far as INS is concerned, the scope is 100% accurate and you just always use the same marking as if the others didn't exist.
 
a pet rock said:
In real life, those extra notches are for distance. No real gun is 100% accurate with its scope. Actual snipers have to take into account wind, distance, and just the bullet's spin. The dragunov scope was designed so that the sniper would not have to re-align his scope for the distance but could actually just use separate notches marked on his scope. As far as INS is concerned, the scope is 100% accurate and you just always use the same marking as if the others didn't exist.
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wow if it was like that in ins it would be impossible to get a hit. it would also take forever to get a kill because i would never get it right lol
 
a pet rock said:
In real life, those extra notches are for distance. No real gun is 100% accurate with its scope. Actual snipers have to take into account wind, distance, and just the bullet's spin. The dragunov scope was designed so that the sniper would not have to re-align his scope for the distance but could actually just use separate notches marked on his scope. As far as INS is concerned, the scope is 100% accurate and you just always use the same marking as if the others didn't exist.
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Lol yeah Rock but lots of these people are 14-18 have never used a gun and do not know how to use mil dots or bore sight the scope or any of that dont you think it would be hard for them? lol
 
mine is now the L1A1 on the INS side and the m4 (i think, its the one w/o the aimpoint) on the USMC...but if im playing on Sinjar i like to be a marksman for the usmc.
 
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The M249 for the epic for the suppression fire it gives for team mates to advance.

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For its epic ability to hit the enemy hard. No matter what stance you take. Love it. Breath it.

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The Optics are best to none. Love it.

My last one - is the AK used for the "militant" class it is a sweet sweet weapon love its iron sights and switch it to single shot and its deadly accurate. Didn't know if it was a AK-47 or a 47u or what. So no pretext on that one =(
 
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