From: | Shergold <shergold@***********.NET> |
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Subject: | Re: shotguns and silencers |
Date: | Mon, 7 Jul 1997 00:51:01 -0400 |
losthalo wrote:
> Actually, Aaron, I don't think there's anything in the rules that says
you
> can't. You could certainly rule as such however, I've never heard of
anyone
> trying to silence a shotgun. Silencers for them may just be unavailable,
but I
> wouldn't say that the 'force of the exiting round' has anything to do
with it,
> any more than it would for a pistol, rifle, or SMG. Even the Barret I
think
> can be silenced (check Fields of Fire, if the Barret can be silenced,
then
> there should be no technical problem silencing a shotgun in like manner).
I believe there is sound suppresion for the Barret, but I don't believe
that it can be truly silenced considering the size and all. The only reason
I know that it can be muffled is that one of my Street Sams got it as part
of payment for a run for some guy in the Army who called himself Sgt.
Slaughter for some ungodly reason. Of course the less said about that run
the better.
SilverFire
"I merely chewed in self-defense."
-Draco the Dragon
"Dragonheart"