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Czar at 17:47, 4 January 2014

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	It depends which weapon. For pistol, I'd probably say a Ruger Mk III Integrally Suppressed .22 LR. As for a sniper rifle, an Accuracy International Covert 7.62 would probably be the best choice if they need to carry a weapon past security, or take it on board a flight. And it's very accurate too. Contract killers tend not to use anything automatic, so skip machine guns, sub-machine guns and assault rifles...seeing as the Assassin's Creed hidden blade isn't actually a real weapon, I'd say probably a Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife. They were made for the British WWII Commandos, and designed to do one thing only-kill. Useless at everything else, but exceedingly good at that. Should top anything else...Alasdair.

	I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.

	== Thanks for help! ==		== Thanks for help! ==

Czar: /* Thanks for help! */

2012-06-22T06:07:20Z

Thanks for help!

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	== Thanks for help! ==		== Thanks for help! ==
	Thanks for help with ''[[Stone Killer, The\|The Stone Killer]]''. I really was very unsure about all these revolvers. :) [[User:Greg-Z\|Greg-Z]] 12:22, 12 June 2012 (CDT)		Thanks for help with ''[[Stone Killer, The\|The Stone Killer]]''. I really was very unsure about all these revolvers. :) [[User:Greg-Z\|Greg-Z]] 12:22, 12 June 2012 (CDT)

			No problem, and you actually were spot on with most of your identifications, all i did was clean up a bit (:

Greg-Z at 17:22, 12 June 2012

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	I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.		I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.

			== Thanks for help! ==
			Thanks for help with ''[[Stone Killer, The\|The Stone Killer]]''. I really was very unsure about all these revolvers. :) [[User:Greg-Z\|Greg-Z]] 12:22, 12 June 2012 (CDT)

MoviePropMaster2008: /* Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897 */

2012-06-02T05:21:22Z

Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897

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	I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.		I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.

	~~==Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897==~~
	Note that TONS of people confused the 1897 with the 1893 because NORINCO made a clone of the 1893 and called it the Model 97. These images are from the original Winchester Guns. You have a beautiful image of a Win 93 but it is misidentified as a Win 97. I know that pic is NOT a Norinco Clone. Those Norinco Clones have a jet black finish that is too new looking.
	~~[[File:Winchester Comparison.jpg]]~~
	~~[[User:MoviePropMaster2008\|MoviePropMaster2008]]~~

MoviePropMaster2008: /* Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897 */

2012-06-02T05:20:29Z

Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897

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	==Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897==		==Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897==
	Note that TONS of people confused the 1897 with the 1893 because NORINCO made a clone of the 1893 and called it the Model 97.		Note that TONS of people confused the 1897 with the 1893 because NORINCO made a clone of the 1893 and called it the Model 97. These images are from the original Winchester Guns. You have a beautiful image of a Win 93 but it is misidentified as a Win 97. I know that pic is NOT a Norinco Clone. Those Norinco Clones have a jet black finish that is too new looking.
	[[File:Winchester Comparison.jpg]]		[[File:Winchester Comparison.jpg]]
	[[User:MoviePropMaster2008\|MoviePropMaster2008]]		[[User:MoviePropMaster2008\|MoviePropMaster2008]]

MoviePropMaster2008 at 05:19, 2 June 2012

2012-06-02T05:19:21Z

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	I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.		I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.

			==Comparison of Winchester 1893 to 1897==
			Note that TONS of people confused the 1897 with the 1893 because NORINCO made a clone of the 1893 and called it the Model 97.
			[[File:Winchester Comparison.jpg]]
			[[User:MoviePropMaster2008\|MoviePropMaster2008]]

Czar at 06:07, 17 April 2012

2012-04-17T06:07:32Z

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	It depends which weapon. For pistol, I'd probably say a Ruger Mk III Integrally Suppressed .22 LR. As for a sniper rifle, an Accuracy International Covert 7.62 would probably be the best choice if they need to carry a weapon past security, or take it on board a flight. And it's very accurate too. Contract killers tend not to use anything automatic, so skip machine guns, sub-machine guns and assault rifles...seeing as the Assassin's Creed hidden blade isn't actually a real weapon, I'd say probably a Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife. They were made for the British WWII Commandos, and designed to do one thing only-kill. Useless at everything else, but exceedingly good at that. Should top anything else...Alasdair.		It depends which weapon. For pistol, I'd probably say a Ruger Mk III Integrally Suppressed .22 LR. As for a sniper rifle, an Accuracy International Covert 7.62 would probably be the best choice if they need to carry a weapon past security, or take it on board a flight. And it's very accurate too. Contract killers tend not to use anything automatic, so skip machine guns, sub-machine guns and assault rifles...seeing as the Assassin's Creed hidden blade isn't actually a real weapon, I'd say probably a Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife. They were made for the British WWII Commandos, and designed to do one thing only-kill. Useless at everything else, but exceedingly good at that. Should top anything else...Alasdair.

			I appreciate the input, thank you truly (: But one question, would heavily customized M1911 Variants be too cliche? I know they have a reputation for being used by special forces and whatnot but i find them to be one of the suavest weapons on the planet if customized correctly.

Alasdair at 08:04, 5 April 2012

2012-04-05T08:04:24Z

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			It depends which weapon. For pistol, I'd probably say a Ruger Mk III Integrally Suppressed .22 LR. As for a sniper rifle, an Accuracy International Covert 7.62 would probably be the best choice if they need to carry a weapon past security, or take it on board a flight. And it's very accurate too. Contract killers tend not to use anything automatic, so skip machine guns, sub-machine guns and assault rifles...seeing as the Assassin's Creed hidden blade isn't actually a real weapon, I'd say probably a Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife. They were made for the British WWII Commandos, and designed to do one thing only-kill. Useless at everything else, but exceedingly good at that. Should top anything else...Alasdair.

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