SAS Land Rover

Ugly Duck · 2004-12-22, 02:40

Could it have dispensers/launchers(not sure of exact terminology) grenades mounted on the bumpers? As well as an M240 as opposed to the M2 on top?

marto · 2004-12-22, 02:44

Yeah you could make a version with those two things for a recon vehicle.

~~Eddie Baker~~ · 2004-12-22, 02:53

What, you didn't want the GAU-19 .50 caliber minigun, too?

marto · 2004-12-22, 02:55

That could be the heavy loadout?

Ugly Duck · 2004-12-22, 03:01

I want an MK19, but thats unlikely.

*Edit HOLY SHIT, I didnt notice the GAU on the one in the backround... however, that would be overkill. A .50 call mini gun on a landrover would be great.. but at the same time "over powering". An M240 or the current .50 cal would be good(if the .50 cal can look less like a cannon, its giant ATM).

~~Eddie Baker~~ · 2004-12-22, 03:04

The GAU-19 isn't on our Land Rover RDV model at the moment, the M2QCHB is. The GAU-19 is mounted on the pinkie in the background of your first photo.

Ugly Duck · 2004-12-22, 03:05

yes, I hadnt realised this(I was thinking of the GAU 16..... I think)

marto · 2004-12-22, 03:08

Speaking of the Mk. 19 is this mod going to have correct trajectory and shots per minute?

~~Eddie Baker~~ · 2004-12-22, 03:10

GAU-16 is the designation for the .50 BMG variant in the helicopter door-mount configuration; it has a higher rate of fire than the standard M2.

GAU-17 is the US Navy / Marine Corps designation for the M134 minigun. USAF calls it the GAU-2.

Authentic rates of fire for weapons, yes, definitely; if the engine won't support as much as we need, we will likely compensate with other means. Trajectories will be as authentic as we can get with the engine, I would hope; I'm not a coder.

Tacamo · 2004-12-22, 03:24

Click here for a video of the GAU-19 Gecal .50 caliber machine gun. Like the regular ones aren't bad enough just add two barrels and an electric motor.

2004-12-22, 02:40	#1
Ugly Duck Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 975 Location: MD, USA	SAS Land Rover Could it have dispensers/launchers(not sure of exact terminology) grenades mounted on the bumpers? As well as an M240 as opposed to the M2 on top?

2004-12-22, 03:24	#10
Tacamo Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 602	Click here for a video of the GAU-19 Gecal .50 caliber machine gun. Like the regular ones aren't bad enough just add two barrels and an electric motor.
Tacamo Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 602

2004-12-22, 02:44	#2
marto Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 404 Location: Portland OR	Yeah you could make a version with those two things for a recon vehicle.

2004-12-22, 02:53	#3
~~Eddie Baker~~ Banned Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 6,944 United States of America	What, you didn't want the GAU-19 .50 caliber minigun, too?

2004-12-22, 02:55	#4
marto Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 404 Location: Portland OR	That could be the heavy loadout?

2004-12-22, 03:01	#5
Ugly Duck Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 975 Location: MD, USA	I want an MK19, but thats unlikely. *Edit HOLY SHIT, I didnt notice the GAU on the one in the backround... however, that would be overkill. A .50 call mini gun on a landrover would be great.. but at the same time "over powering". An M240 or the current .50 cal would be good(if the .50 cal can look less like a cannon, its giant ATM).

2004-12-22, 03:04	#6
~~Eddie Baker~~ Banned Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 6,944 United States of America	The GAU-19 isn't on our Land Rover RDV model at the moment, the M2QCHB is. The GAU-19 is mounted on the pinkie in the background of your first photo.

2004-12-22, 03:05	#7
Ugly Duck Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 975 Location: MD, USA	yes, I hadnt realised this(I was thinking of the GAU 16..... I think)

2004-12-22, 03:08	#8
marto Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 404 Location: Portland OR	Speaking of the Mk. 19 is this mod going to have correct trajectory and shots per minute?

2004-12-22, 03:10	#9
~~Eddie Baker~~ Banned Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 6,944 United States of America	GAU-16 is the designation for the .50 BMG variant in the helicopter door-mount configuration; it has a higher rate of fire than the standard M2. GAU-17 is the US Navy / Marine Corps designation for the M134 minigun. USAF calls it the GAU-2. Authentic rates of fire for weapons, yes, definitely; if the engine won't support as much as we need, we will likely compensate with other means. Trajectories will be as authentic as we can get with the engine, I would hope; I'm not a coder.