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WA pistols
by Smartkid312 » Tue Sep 20, 2011 6:57 pm
All of there pistols looked really good especially their 1911's but I have a question. Do they only except their types of mags because I don't want to dump 50 for one mag.
Jg g3 foregrip on the side and some sparying and praying. Now an m4 shooting 30 rps and maybe even more. Go team cold blooded rangers! When I'm playing on black team you can call me Tapout(thanks to gunny aw gunny). HOOAH!
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Re: WA pistols
by xandman » Tue Sep 20, 2011 10:12 pm
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Leader of team "yakuza"
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Irene VI, Irene VII (squad leader), Northern wind V, Northern wind VI(squad leader)
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Re: WA pistols
by Smartkid312 » Wed Sep 21, 2011 3:10 pm
Yea was planning on building a race gun off of it because makes everything under the sun for those pistols.
Jg g3 foregrip on the side and some sparying and praying. Now an m4 shooting 30 rps and maybe even more. Go team cold blooded rangers! When I'm playing on black team you can call me Tapout(thanks to gunny aw gunny). HOOAH!
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Re: WA pistols
by David Charlton » Tue Sep 27, 2011 4:57 am
Hi Friends,
Thank you for your information about WA pistols. If you don't plan on using your pistol that much, and want something that can take a beating, a WA is a great option. However, from my experience they are not as accurate as TM's, but they get the job done.
Thanks and Cheers
David Charlton
Thank you for your information about WA pistols. If you don't plan on using your pistol that much, and want something that can take a beating, a WA is a great option. However, from my experience they are not as accurate as TM's, but they get the job done.
Thanks and Cheers
David Charlton
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Re: WA pistols
by leziel » Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:49 pm
That's a good idea sir xandman,, i agree abut your opinion for the pistol,,
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