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  • Awesome ! Wow that's quick !

    after re-reading some 80's cold-war fiction I've had an urge to run a Canadian Mech Brigade in Europe type game

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    • 03 Feb 11

      German Tanks has been updated to include the Canadian Leopard C1 and C2. (The Leopard 2A6M was already there, it turns out.)

      Spanish Wheeled APCs and Swiss Wheeled APCs have been updated, corrected, and expanded. (The MOWAG Piranha entries have, in particular, become quite large.)

      The US-made, highly modified Bravo 18 AKM has been added to the Kalashnikov AK-47 entry in Russian Assault Rifles.

      In International Pistols, the Stoeger Condor has been added.

      In US Pistols R, the SR-40 has been added to the Ruger SR-9 entry.

      In US Revolvers - Colt A-P, the version of the Colt New Service M-1917 in .455 Webley has been added to the entry.

      In US Revolvers - Smith & Wesson 451-630, the PC-500 Bone Collector has been added to the Smith & Wesson 500 entry.

      In Italian Semiautomatic Shotguns - Beretta, the Tx-4 Storm has been added.
      In US Semiautomatic Sporting Rifles Ra-Ro, the .450 Bushmaster chambering has been added to the Remington R-15, and the .30 Remington AR entry has been corrected.

      In US Submachineguns A-I, the Steve Matthews AR-15 SMG has been added to the Colt Submachineguns entry.

      In The Care and Feeding of Antitank Weapons, rules for Wind Effects on Shots have been added.

      In New Skills, the erroneous references to Dexterity have been replaced with Agility.
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      • Just checked the page, excellent work ! You even covered the C1A1 ! Thanks very much Paul.

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        • Question for you Paul on your page:

          When it comes to the small arms, where/how to you get your bulk numbers at

          And second, on the M1 section, you might want to add that the Iraqi Army is now the largest user of the M1A1 AIM SA (Or will be when the last are delivered). I was reading an interview of some of the Iraqi's doing conversion training, and one of the officers remarked that the First time he saw a M1 was in the commanders seat of a T72, transitioning to the M1 gave him a very positive feeling.
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          • Originally posted by Panther Al View Post
            Question for you Paul on your page:

            When it comes to the small arms, where/how to you get your bulk numbers at

            And second, on the M1 section, you might want to add that the Iraqi Army is now the largest user of the M1A1 AIM SA (Or will be when the last are delivered). I was reading an interview of some of the Iraqi's doing conversion training, and one of the officers remarked that the First time he saw a M1 was in the commanders seat of a T72, transitioning to the M1 gave him a very positive feeling.
            Second part first -- Thanks for the information.

            The bulk numbers are straight out of Fire, Fusion & Steel (the first one), which is basically weapon length in centimeters divided by 15, rounding off normally.
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            • Should have mentioned it on that last post, but it appears that by the photo's of Iraqi M1's they got part of the TUSK upgrades (The add on side armour and the armour for the commanders and loaders station, and what appears to be a M2 mount over the gun tube Israeli style as well as a M1A2 style APU on the bustle.)
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              • Well, that's two countries we've given M1s to that could dissolve into chaos at the drop of a hat...
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                • Obviously there's money involved. Somebody made a bucket of it and ignore the potential powder kegs the AFVs were being sent to.
                  If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

                  Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

                  Mors ante pudorem

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                  • Yep, was a 2 billion dollar deal including a whole host of support vehicles, including ODS Brads, roughly 400 I am hearing.
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                    Proud fan(atic) of the CV90 Series.

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                    • Hello Paul

                      I ran in the Rooikat ZA-35 today. For once, I didn't find it in your site (I didn't think that was possible). If you are interested in it here is a link to its characteristics.

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                      • Originally posted by Mohoender View Post
                        Hello Paul

                        I ran in the Rooikat ZA-35 today. For once, I didn't find it in your site (I didn't think that was possible). If you are interested in it here is a link to its characteristics.
                        Cool! Something new! Thanks!
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                        • 22 Feb 11

                          Turkish Wheeled APCs has been rewritten and updated. The Otokar Arma and Otokar Kaya have been added.

                          Ukrainian Wheeled APCs has been rewritten and updated. The superfluous BTR-3U entry has been removed (the vehicle is in International Wheeled APCs).

                          In German Assault Rifles, the Umarex USA HK-416D has been added to the Heckler & Koch HK-416 entry.

                          In US Assault Rifles A-C, notes have been added about the Stag 15 variations of the M-16 and M-4 have been added to the Colt M-16 Assault Rifle Series and Colt M-16-Based Short Assault Rifles Series entries.

                          In Brazilian Pistols, the PT-857SSC has been added to the Taurus PT-800 Series entry.

                          In US Pistols K, the Kel-Tec PMR-30 has been added.

                          In US Revolvers - Smith & Wesson 10-30, under the Smith & Wesson 27 entry, the Model 627 has been renamed the Model 627 Magnum Stainless, and the Model 627 Hunter, Model 627 Lew Horton Special, Model 627-3, Model 627-4, and Model 627-5 have been added to the entry.

                          In US Semiautomatic Shotguns M-Q, the Mossberg M-930 SPX has been added.

                          In British Submachineguns, the Chinese Type 38 version of the Sten was added to the entry.

                          In US Submachineguns A-I, the MasterPiece Arms MPA-22 was added to the Ingram M-10/M-11 entry.

                          In Russian Grenade Launchers, the incorrect HEDP round entry for the GP-25/GP-30 was removed, and the "Jumping Frag" round was added. The duplicate AGS-30 entry was removed.

                          In Grenade Launcher Ammunition, the "Jumping Frag" round was added to the 40x47mm Russian Low-Velocity entry.

                          In Small-Caliber Small Arms Rounds, the 5.7mm MMJ round was added.

                          The Download Link for TR's (Wapahani's) Web Site, Rogue Turtle's Nuclear Threat Analysis by State, and Anders Larsson's Mexican Army Sourcebook, Polish Army Sourcebook, and Alternate T2K Timeline has been moved to the PDF Page. Please note that the file locations themselves have also been moved and the previous links are no longer valid.
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                          • Originally posted by pmulcahy11b View Post
                            In Grenade Launcher Ammunition, the "Jumping Frag" round was added to the 40x47mm Russian Low-Velocity entry.
                            Woo hoo!
                            I was nearly going to ask about that but thought you'd get to it eventually.
                            THANKS!!! :P

                            One thing though, does the bounding round really have 100 metres greater IFR
                            If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

                            Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

                            Mors ante pudorem

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                            • Originally posted by Legbreaker View Post
                              Woo hoo!One thing though, does the bounding round really have 100 metres greater IFR
                              Rackel-Frass!
                              I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons...First We Take Manhattan, Jennifer Warnes

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                              • I'm crushed.. No update on the users of the M1A1SA...
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