More a question than a suggestion. I really like this rifle...VERY accurate, bolt-action sniper rifle in .338 Lapua, very nice looking to boot.
Also, I can get it even under California's super-strict gun laws. If they pass the new rule so non-immigrant aliens can't get guns, I'll just have Strider buy it instead...hee hee, he's a citizen so they can't touch him.
Of course, the thing costs quite a pretty penny -- $4250 US, so I'll have to save up quite a bit before I can actually get it.
Does anyone know if a real military uses this? Because I would love to see it in Infiltration, kind of a midway sniper rifle. It would go well if you add the realistic restriction that the Robar can only fire prone.
That way, you have the PSG-1 which is weaker but semi-auto, the Longbow which is stronger and usually one-hit kill but bolt action, and the Robar which has anti-material capability and always one hit kill, but bolt action AND very clumsy AND requires pronefire.
Also, I can get it even under California's super-strict gun laws. If they pass the new rule so non-immigrant aliens can't get guns, I'll just have Strider buy it instead...hee hee, he's a citizen so they can't touch him.
Of course, the thing costs quite a pretty penny -- $4250 US, so I'll have to save up quite a bit before I can actually get it.
Does anyone know if a real military uses this? Because I would love to see it in Infiltration, kind of a midway sniper rifle. It would go well if you add the realistic restriction that the Robar can only fire prone.
That way, you have the PSG-1 which is weaker but semi-auto, the Longbow which is stronger and usually one-hit kill but bolt action, and the Robar which has anti-material capability and always one hit kill, but bolt action AND very clumsy AND requires pronefire.