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If you can post a bit better info about the guns I can try to do a better job describing them in English. For an "automatic" I threw in M16 as it is another well known gun (it and the AK47 already mentioned are probably the two best-known assault rifles in the world) that can fire on full auto or 3-round burst. "Roulette" sounds like they are trying to describe a wheel-gun which is slang for a revolver (since the chambers can spin, also this is the type of gun used in "Russian Roulette" where one loads a single bullet, spins it, then points the gun at their head and pulls the trigger). Finally i changed "handguns" to say "semi-automatic handguns" to clarify a bit since a revolver is a handgun as well.
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-Chris

Latest revision as of 10:30, 10 May 2012

I wonder if it's my lack of translation for the past week or the author, but this chapter seems pretty long.

Taking a break before I continue on this.

Happy Readings! :D Wildk 13:01, 19 February 2012 (CST)


If you can post a bit better info about the guns I can try to do a better job describing them in English. For an "automatic" I threw in M16 as it is another well known gun (it and the AK47 already mentioned are probably the two best-known assault rifles in the world) that can fire on full auto or 3-round burst. "Roulette" sounds like they are trying to describe a wheel-gun which is slang for a revolver (since the chambers can spin, also this is the type of gun used in "Russian Roulette" where one loads a single bullet, spins it, then points the gun at their head and pulls the trigger). Finally i changed "handguns" to say "semi-automatic handguns" to clarify a bit since a revolver is a handgun as well. -Chris