I'm a gun nut in real life. lol. My favorite is my Bushmaster ACR. Keeps
everything good about the M16/M4/AR15 pattern and ditches what sucks
(charging most especially). I do have a couple higher end and lower custom
AR builds, all unfortunately Commifornia legal despite the infringement of
that which explicitly shall not be infringed in a relatively simple
sentence that leaves little room for any but the most contorted of
maneuver... Oxford comma and all (who seriously could imagine any 19th
century court countenancing a ban on a citizen owning or carrying a loaded
musket or sword anywhere? To say nothing of the fact that the Redcoats were
going after privately owned CANNONS at Lexington & Concord...).
I need a bigger safe.
On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Another Carpenter <
> wrote:
>
>
> Reminds me of a game I ran pre TNE or even MT. while ferrying a trade
> diplomat, the PCs thought it would be cute to interfere in a Tech 3 land
> battle. They were even so cute as to fly there Type S in low over the
> aggressors army as a show of force. strangely, they artillerymen were
> seemingly happy to have a largish target close enough to actually hit with
> roundshot. 8-) after the first broadside (and a resounding 5 headaches from
> said thumping), the PCs wisely decided to raise altitude before the
> artillerymen thought to double bag the next round!.
> While the PCs did a satisfactory job of incinerating the offending
> battery park with a single shot from the Turret, They did take home the
> lesson that even an ancient iron ball, at high enough of a velocity and
> short enough a range, MIGHT penetrate a skin as thin as a scouts.
>
> --
> "Christmas is a time when kids tell Santa what they want and adults pay
> for it. Deficits are when adults tell the government what they want and
> their kids pay for it."
>
>
>
everything good about the M16/M4/AR15 pattern and ditches what sucks
(charging most especially). I do have a couple higher end and lower custom
AR builds, all unfortunately Commifornia legal despite the infringement of
that which explicitly shall not be infringed in a relatively simple
sentence that leaves little room for any but the most contorted of
maneuver... Oxford comma and all (who seriously could imagine any 19th
century court countenancing a ban on a citizen owning or carrying a loaded
musket or sword anywhere? To say nothing of the fact that the Redcoats were
going after privately owned CANNONS at Lexington & Concord...).
I need a bigger safe.
On Thu, Mar 13, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Another Carpenter <
> wrote:
>
>
> Reminds me of a game I ran pre TNE or even MT. while ferrying a trade
> diplomat, the PCs thought it would be cute to interfere in a Tech 3 land
> battle. They were even so cute as to fly there Type S in low over the
> aggressors army as a show of force. strangely, they artillerymen were
> seemingly happy to have a largish target close enough to actually hit with
> roundshot. 8-) after the first broadside (and a resounding 5 headaches from
> said thumping), the PCs wisely decided to raise altitude before the
> artillerymen thought to double bag the next round!.
> While the PCs did a satisfactory job of incinerating the offending
> battery park with a single shot from the Turret, They did take home the
> lesson that even an ancient iron ball, at high enough of a velocity and
> short enough a range, MIGHT penetrate a skin as thin as a scouts.
>
> --
> "Christmas is a time when kids tell Santa what they want and adults pay
> for it. Deficits are when adults tell the government what they want and
> their kids pay for it."
>
>
>