Lee Enfield, And good job.

[Airsoft Soldier]

looks too clean, the skin should have some wear and battle scars from it since it's old weapon and deal out.

also need a fix on the accuracy, less deviations.

[slayer]

Its taken from the mod FH2... so you almost must change some stuff

[Tannhauser]

Originally Posted by slayer

Its taken from the mod FH2... so you almost must change some stuff

Brings up a question ... What did PR give to FH2 to get the Lee Enfield? Non-BSS mods rarely cooperate between each other that easy ... sadly.

[moj]

At one time or another, the Mosin-Nagant was the regular service rifle in every country of the Caucasus region (when they were all part of the USSR). As for the Balkans, well yeah, it's already been mentioned that the Militia maps are set in Georgia. I really don't see what a bunch of heavily-armed, renegade Russian arms dealers in such great numbers, would be doing as far away from Russia as the Balkans anyway (Russia doesn't even border a Balkan country, you need to cross 3 borders just to get to Bulgaria). Then there's also the ammunition issue, also brought up already. The MN just makes so much more sense.

Anyway, I'm told that the iron-sight Mosin-Nagant will return as the weapon of the Sapper kit for Militia. No news about the sniper though

[torenico]

Mumbai police using No1 MkIII, well if the No1 its still used, you can clearly see why the No4 its used too.

[moj]

Originally Posted by torenico

Mumbai police using No1 MkIII, well if the No1 its still used, you can clearly see why the No4 its used too.

Agreed, just needs to be kept to ex-British colonies in-game.

EDIT: I wonder if those rifles are in fact these - Ishapore 2A1 rifle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[pclipse_teh_owner]

First thing is, I never even knew that Lee Enfields are still active rifles for Al Mujadin and his friendly exploders. Jeez this is a WW1 rifle :P

[wuschel]

Well, the basic mechanistic principles of pistols and MGs have not changed a lot since WW1 and WW2 Surprisingly simple and robust systems, which had a couple of war-years of optimization.

Adding to that: MGs have been tuned down since WW2 in terms of fire rate. 4000 r/min anyone? Who is going to carry the ammo?

Originally Posted by pclipse_teh_owner

First thing is, I never even knew that Lee Enfields are still active rifles for Al Mujadin and his friendly exploders. Jeez this is a WW1 rifle :P