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+ | Machine Gun is the basic [[Weapons by prefix|title]] of the fully automatic combat rifles. Compared to the more common burst firing assault-rifle-type varient machineguns tend to have larger magazines, reduced base accuracy, and only rarely will these weapons sport a scope. Hitting harder than [[SMG]]s, machineguns balance this by featuring increased recoil reduction (especially when sighted) and a longer reload time. Like SMGs, machineguns run an entire range of rates of fire; starting at 4.1 rounds a second all the way up to 10.1 rounds a second. Magazine tends to be average, with a minimum of 24 rounds before reload going all the way up to 80+ for certain [[S&S]] models. |
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+ | A [[Mauler]] or [[Havoc]] is more likely to be stronger at the same level and quality tier. |
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Examples are on the [[talk:Machine Gun|talk page]]. |
Examples are on the [[talk:Machine Gun|talk page]]. |
Revision as of 21:48, 29 September 2010
- This article is about the weapon title. For other uses, see Machine Gun.
Machine Gun is the basic title of the fully automatic combat rifles. Compared to the more common burst firing assault-rifle-type varient machineguns tend to have larger magazines, reduced base accuracy, and only rarely will these weapons sport a scope. Hitting harder than SMGs, machineguns balance this by featuring increased recoil reduction (especially when sighted) and a longer reload time. Like SMGs, machineguns run an entire range of rates of fire; starting at 4.1 rounds a second all the way up to 10.1 rounds a second. Magazine tends to be average, with a minimum of 24 rounds before reload going all the way up to 80+ for certain S&S models.
A Mauler or Havoc is more likely to be stronger at the same level and quality tier.
Examples are on the talk page.