You have forgotten one weapon the Carl Gustav 84 MM recoilless cannon.
it`is a formidable weapon.

Originally Posted by King_Kahuna

You have forgotten one weapon the Carl Gustav 84 MM recoilless cannon.
it`is a formidable weapon.

Indeed. The US Army Rangers still used it until a few years ago!

Another addition to my Armies:


Carolo P50
Eagle Eye
Schweizer Argus
Boxer MRAV with some kind of device that's supposed to disrupt incoming RPG rounds etc.

The Norwigen army are still using I`t. And we are uppgraiding it whit new sights. This is one of my favourite weapons operaiting it is like getting hit in the face evry time are shooting whit it

have never seen it before! Nice weapons anyway!

Originally Posted by King_Kahuna

The Norwigen army are still using I`t. And we are uppgraiding it whit new sights. This is one of my favourite weapons operaiting it is like getting hit in the face evry time are shooting whit it

Ouch. So the "recoilless" rifle is just a marketing lie

M60 7.62mm Machine Gun for the Historic Division
Armor-Piercing Infantry Light Arm System for the Historic Division
M-47 DRAGON Anti-Tank Guided Missile
Scorpion Desert Patrol Vehicle

IS it? How does it works?

All I'm writing for today is...

Personal weapons:
USP Tactical - Durable, accurate, and suppressor-ready .45ACP pistol with 12-round magazines.
UMP45 - .45ACP SMG. I chose .45 as the standard pistol round for the army, because it has proven stopping power and full-power rounds are already subsonic, making suppressors more effective.
AA-12 - Full auto shotgun with 20-round drum magazines.
M3 Super 90 Tactical - Pump-action/semi-auto shotgun with pistol grip.
LR 300ML - Compact M4 variant with high rate of fire, recoil reduction system, and Picatinny rail.
L85A2 - One of the most accurate modern assault rifles, very reliable now that HK has rebuilt it.
UGL - AG36 40x46mm grenade launcher compatible with the SA80 series.
MSG90A1 -Mil-spec version of the famous PSG-1 semi-automatic sniper rifle, lighter and more reliable, with back-up ironsights and a threaded barrel.
L115 - Reliable and accurate .338 Lapua Magnum bolt-action rifle with a hollow polymer stock that reduces weight.
NTW-20 - South African detachable box-magazine fed, bolt-action anti-material rifle that can use barrels for 14.5mm Russian and 20mm MG151 ammunition.
Ultimax 100 MK4 - Lightweight 5.56mm NATO LMG that can accept M16 magazines or 100-round BETA C-mags, and has almost no felt recoil.
MG3 - Modern 7.62x51mm NATO version of the excellent MG-42 general-purpose machinegun.
MM-1 - Semi-automatic 40x46mm grenade launcher with a 12-round revolving magazine, for suppression and destruction of hidden targets.
PzF-3 IT600 - Anti-tank rocket launcher that fires 110mm shaped-charge warheads which can be set for either greater penetration (armored targets) or to be more effective against light vehicles, bunkers, and brick walls. Does not produce dangerous backblast.
FGM-148 Javelin - Fire-and-forget missile launcher that takes a top-attack flight profile, enabling it to kill any modern tank with one hit out to 2.5km. Can also be used against bunkers and helicopters.
Starstreak HVM - Very fast anti-aircraft missile launcher that fires three-stage missiles containing 3 high-density darts designed to destroy high-performance low-flying aircraft.

[edit] I added descriptions since I'm too lazy to link.

Originally Posted by zander_0633

IS it? How does it works?

Someone once explained it to me in another thread. An explosive charge detonates and propels the warhead out of the tube. Then, the rocket motor of the warhead ignites to further propel it to its designated target.

Originally Posted by major liability

All I'm writing for today is...

Personal weapons:
USP Tactical
UMP45
AA-12
M3 Super 90 Tactical
LR 300ML
L85A2
UGL (anyone know if this is compatible with the LR 300?)
MSG90A1
L115
NTW-20
Ultimax 100 MK4
MG3
MM-1
PzF-3 IT600
FGM-148 Javelin
Starstreak HVM

A superb choice (I can say this only about the systems I have heard of before)

MiG-27 for the Historic Division

I'd like to add another type of weapon that I have neglected so far:
81 mm mortar
Mobile Fire Support System [MFSS] 120mm Mortar

Whoa! That mortar is huge!

Originally Posted by zander_0633

Whoa! That mortar is huge!

Yup, I guess lack of man-portability is a drawback.

MP-7
Universale Selbstladepistole Match
SEAL Delivery Vehicle