deployed .30cal - Page 2

***Domingo Chavez*** · October 5th, 2003

i like how the machine guns can become mines too

Blehh · October 6th, 2003

Quote:

Originally Posted by raslin

Its a 50 cal. Dice wrongly skinned the ammo box to say 7.92mm(30 cal).

Isn't the .30 a 7.62?

***SensesFail*** · October 6th, 2003

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spidey

Isn't the .30 a 7.62?

you...my good man...are right...and when your right...your right...and you're always right...

***[BC] Heimdall*** · October 6th, 2003

Call me noob, but i can't figure out where and when to get that 30 Cal. I only saw it once on Bocage and it was deployed already. So my question is howe do you deploy un deploy it? How do you move it and where can i find it?

Blehh · October 6th, 2003

Now if only I would have the knowledge of all the equivalants. All I know are 7.62=.30 and 12.7=.50. I need to find a complete list of conversions

***The Jackalx2k*** · October 6th, 2003

No worries I have already modeled a .30 cal for FH =)

I also just finished modeling a new G43 to replace the one that is ingame now.

***Kämpfer*** · October 6th, 2003

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spidey

Now if only I would have the knowledge of all the equivalants. All I know are 7.62=.30 and 12.7=.50. I need to find a complete list of conversions

...?
\Conversion/
0.1cal=2.54mm
1mm=0.04cal

***the_move*** · October 6th, 2003

you need at least 3 men to move a .50 cal.

1 for the gun, 1 for the tripod and 1 for the ammo.

The M1919 .30 cal was more common at US GIs, because with it´s 18 kilos (no ammo) it was
easier to move. Further it had no buttstock, but some kind of shoulder rings, which made it
suitable for paratroopers.

Blehh · October 6th, 2003

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kämpfer

...?
\Conversion/
0.1cal=2.54mm
1mm=0.04cal

They never taught us in math class :lol: Kämpfer is the greatest

***SensesFail*** · October 7th, 2003

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spidey

They never taught us in math class :lol: Kämpfer is the greatest

heh...what I'm confused on is caliber...

I always thought calibers were the grooves inside the barrel of the gun...but I just looked on dictionary.com and I guess caliber just means the barrel diameter...

what are those grooves inside the gun called again? Anyone know?

but when you talk about .50 cal aren't you saying 0.5 inch bullet right???

(heh...just making sure I know what I'm talking about...)

oohhh, and Kampfer...are you going to post any new screenshots of your creations?