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Published: 2012-04-19 14:01:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 2190; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 95
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While I made the REAL SVU in Pimp My Gun, and just recently submitted it, I thought it would be interesting to try a battle rifle version of it.Only thing is I forgot to enlarge the mag, but oh well. It has a 1x and 3x zoom scope so it can be used for more accurate distance shooting, but it's bullpup so it can be handled better in closer quarters.
By the way, if you want me to upload just the flash hider/suppressor with the code, I can-it's really easy to do on your own, but I can do it if you would like.
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I don't think there is much of a difference between Assault rifles and Battle rifles besides the fact Assault rifles have shorter range I think.
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Well, the era of battle rifles is essentially over, as rifles have adopted smaller rounds meant for quantity-as opposed to battle rifles (most notably the M14) meant for more precise shooting. Same with the WWII rifles like the Garand. It was essentially a battle rifle. So that's one thing. Also BRs have larger caliber rounds. This can allow them to be adapted into marksman rifles more easily I think.
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Hmm, Thanks for clearing up what a battle rifle is! I tend to stick to older weapons and im glad i can now categorize them properly. Thank you!
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Haha no problem mate. I have a bit of a soft spot for the M14 myself. Probably looking to buy one sometime. I've heard that they're a great shoot. Seems like a real quality weapon, if it's been in military service for ~60 years!
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Can someone explain to me what's the difference between a battle rifle and a assault rifle?
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It kinda takes a nice sized military history lesson to really explain it, but basically a battle rifle is a heavier caliber assault rifle-usually of 7.62x51 mm, and can be heavier as well! Examples include the M14 in some cases, HK G3, FNH FAL, and some others.
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So... The original ak47 was a battle rifle?
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Well...I think it may be more of an assault rifle. But just considering it historically. Rifle rounds at the time (WWII and just after) were in the 7.62-7.92 range, so they were large. The MP44 was the first assault rifle, and it had a 7.62 type cartridge. The AK47 followed suit, with a 7.62x39 cartridge. Now what makes the M14, FAL, etc. battle rifles, is probably more hindsight. The M14, at the time it was made, until the creation of the M16/AR-15, would be considered an assault rifle (although it was used sometimes like a BAR), however once the M16 and other lighter and lighter caliber guns came around, the 7.62 assault rifles became battle rifles and DMRs.
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no, the regular AK-47 used 7.62x39mm bullets.
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It has potential but it would have to be modded for more comfortable aim.
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Well yeah, but that's not something you can really do in PMG
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Comfy stock for a rifle with a LONG length of pull. (Distance from stock to the pistol grip.)
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Well the SVU has a full length SVD receiver if I'm not mistaken, but yeah it looks long
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Hmm... An interesting concept, so it's a little in the same group as the AUG, a short, compact rifle with a good-ranged scope. Just with a full-size rifle round, where as the AUG uses carbine size ammunition...
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Well the AUG still has a rifle cartridge IMO, but not exactly a big one.
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Yeah, but I classify the 5.56 as a "Carbine" Rifle round. It's not the Full-size rounds used back in WWII like the 7.92x57mm, 7.62x54mm, .30-06, and .303 rounds. But yes, the 5.56x45mm NATO is a rifle round, just not a battle rifle round.
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In a perfect world, I think it might be thus:
Battle Rifle: 7 mm
Assault Rifle: 6 mm
Carbine: 4-5 mm
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Fair enough... but I think you'll find the world is moving away from "Carbine" cartridges (by your scale), they just aren't defeating modern body armour and trauma-plates like they did before, that's why these new rounds are popping up example. 6.8mm SPR, 9x39mm Grom, 9x21mm Gurza. Well, the last one is kinda old but you get the idea, each round is bigger than it's mainstream counterpart, E.G. the 6.8mm and the 5.56mm, the 9x39mm and the 7.62x39mm, the 9x21mm and the 9x19mm parabellum... okay, sorry, I gotta be an ass but, in your scale, where would you place the 9x39mm 9A91?
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Oh, it's all good, I don't quite know by that scale either... I think the 9x39 is going to replace the 7.62 Soviet, seeing as they made a better version of an Assault Rifle with it, it's not the "thrown-together" looking thing like the 9A-91... It actually looks like a century-series AK, let me do some looking and I'll message you the link to a photo.....
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Okay, here is the link: [link] The AK-9 as Russia calls it, Far from the 9A-91, (or SR-3) isn't it?
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Very! Deadly? Also, very! As if being shot with a 7.62x39mm isn't "getting hit be a freight train" enough, they make the bullet a larger diameter.... And they use it in an assault rifle that has the ease of use just as the AK47 did back in the day.
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Taking that from second-hand experience... A friend of mine in the Marines told me about getting shot with an AK47, they let a five-shot burst go and he was hit by one round. The body-armour and trauma-plate defeated the round, but he said, "It was like getting hit by a freight train." so that's how I word it to people. Like I said, second-hand experience. luckily, he's okay, but he said that's the closest he's ever came in five-years of doing it, minus the close-calls while riding in the Humvee... He is also worried about the 9x39mm round, too. The terrorists over there don't aim REALLY well, so the damage is inflicted to center-body mass (defeated by armour, at least the 7.62s), or a grazing limb-shot, which is painful and unprotected by armour....
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Glad to hear he's ok! That's pretty scary though.
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Yup, he's still here, one tough son-of-a-bitch, man... Let me tell you, he used to play football in high school, a lineman.
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The AUG uses 5.56x45 NATO which is standard in assault rifles, and the scope is only 1.5x. And now you know.
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What would you call the difference in an Assault Rifle and a Battle Rifle then? 7.62x39mm, 5.45x39mm, 5.56x45mm all "Carbine" rifle cartridges.... 7.62x51mm NATO, 7.62x51mm, and 7.62x63mm (30-06) are all full-size rifle cartridges, hence the difference between and Assault Rifle and a Battle Rifle, if the M14 fired a 5.56mm round, it wouldn't be a Battle Rifle would it? They made an AR-110 which is a M16-style weapon made to use the 7.62x51mm NATO round, that makes it a Battle Rifle, not an Assault Rifle despite being the same style as the M16. Round size matters in classification of weapons. And yes, I know the AUG uses 5.56x45mm round, I'm not stupid, I don't play CoD...
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I suppose you could call intermediate cartridges "carbine" cartridges since carbines are generally just compact versions of their parent weapons. There are some carbine cartridges however, like the .30 not-exactly-a-pistol round used by the M1 carbine.
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Hurray, glad we're on the same page now. Agreed, I never counted the .30 Carbine as a pistol round. The only .30 calibre pistol round I know of, is the 7.62x25mm Tokarev. The TT-33 is "technically" a .30 calibre pistol. But for everyone's understanding I call it 7.62x25mm.
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