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My God, most of the scenes for the MP7A1 & AS50 are from [[Future Weapons]] clearly showing Richard Machowicz.At some places they didn't even spare the background music.-[[User:SB2296|SB2296]]
My God, most of the scenes for the MP7A1 & AS50 are from [[Future Weapons]] clearly showing Richard Machowicz.At some places they didn't even spare the background music.-[[User:SB2296|SB2296]]
*Seems to happen on all of these types of show (especially HC or DC shows). Ultimate Weapons has the same clips, and the same lack of analysis of weapons.


== Gatling gun in need of correction. ==
== Gatling gun in need of correction. ==


I don't know how the Gatling Gun is portrayed in the program, but it is by no means a "fully automatic" weapon. It could be referred to as the first rapid firing breech loader, but it is only manually powered.
I don't know how the Gatling Gun is portrayed in the program, but it is by no means a "fully automatic" weapon. It could be referred to as the first rapid firing breech loader, but it is only manually powered.

Revision as of 05:21, 25 July 2010

My God, most of the scenes for the MP7A1 & AS50 are from Future Weapons clearly showing Richard Machowicz.At some places they didn't even spare the background music.-SB2296

  • Seems to happen on all of these types of show (especially HC or DC shows). Ultimate Weapons has the same clips, and the same lack of analysis of weapons.

Gatling gun in need of correction.

I don't know how the Gatling Gun is portrayed in the program, but it is by no means a "fully automatic" weapon. It could be referred to as the first rapid firing breech loader, but it is only manually powered.