The M-16, because that's what California makes, and California's where Victoria gets most of its non-T-34 hardware.
They also use the M14 as a DMR.
The shitty original cover art for 'Victoria: A Novel of Fourth Generation Warfare' had a guy in flannel carrying an AR-15 variant, so it was canon-ish.
Hard to say. The only publicly available records are Rumford's memoirs, as Matthews is otherwise infamously reclusive outside of CORN. To hear Rumford tell it, Matthews is, "one of the good ones," to the point where he can be trusted with responsibility over others of his kind. Ugh. Reading between the lines, Matthews is probably some mixture of pragmatic and vile, but the mixture is hard to tell.
I mean, they don't use actual civilian-pattern ARs anymore; they use M14s and M16s, as used by the US military at varying times. They did arm some units with actual ARs in the early days, though.
That picture, along with Lind's searing contempt for logistics and organization in all its forms, is actually why I wound up concluding that his ultimate army had no forms of body armor. He's got nobody but himself to blame.
You know, we really ought to make "Defeatian" a mainstream term for the Vicks. I don't think there's anything else that would get more under their skin.
Didn't someone also wear a Grenade as a Pendant on that Cover or am I imagining thinks?Hard to say. The only publicly available records are Rumford's memoirs, as Matthews is otherwise infamously reclusive outside of CORN. To hear Rumford tell it, Matthews is, "one of the good ones," to the point where he can be trusted with responsibility over others of his kind. Ugh. Reading between the lines, Matthews is probably some mixture of pragmatic and vile, but the mixture is hard to tell.
I mean, they don't use actual civilian-pattern ARs anymore; they use M14s and M16s, as used by the US military at varying times. They did arm some units with actual ARs in the early days, though.
That picture, along with Lind's searing contempt for logistics and organization in all its forms, is actually why I wound up concluding that his ultimate army had no forms of body armor. He's got nobody but himself to blame.
You are presently standardized around a set of cartridges; standardized firearm production is still in progress.
They really are just a very very very large army of bandits and thieves and highwaymen arent they?Hard to say. The only publicly available records are Rumford's memoirs, as Matthews is otherwise infamously reclusive outside of CORN. To hear Rumford tell it, Matthews is, "one of the good ones," to the point where he can be trusted with responsibility over others of his kind. Ugh. Reading between the lines, Matthews is probably some mixture of pragmatic and vile, but the mixture is hard to tell.
I mean, they don't use actual civilian-pattern ARs anymore; they use M14s and M16s, as used by the US military at varying times. They did arm some units with actual ARs in the early days, though.
That picture, along with Lind's searing contempt for logistics and organization in all its forms, is actually why I wound up concluding that his ultimate army had no forms of body armor. He's got nobody but himself to blame.
I now picture Matthews as looking and acting just like this guy:
I'm trying to picture another actor who could do it better, and...yeah, not really happening.I now picture Matthews as looking and acting just like this guy:
That picture, along with Lind's searing contempt for logistics and organization in all its forms, is actually why I wound up concluding that his ultimate army had no forms of body armor. He's got nobody but himself to blame.
"Wait, Pa! He's my dog, I'll do it." - Strudel_Savant, probably.
I think everyone is pretty much expecting this to happen.
Y'all are great, I've said once or twice. 
