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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Not a stupid question at all, as it's not at all clear from the rulebooks. In fact, I'm not even sure what the official stand on that is currently. For melee weapons, the official rules say Striking ST, but for ranged weapons? I'm not sure. Quote:
The results would not be pretty. The suppressor will have to be a custom-made one for a pistol in .50 AE caliber. A well-made one should be able to reduce the sound signature by -2. If you're exceptionally nice, the PC spends a lot of money and the armourer that builds his can is a genius, you might be able to give him a -3 reduction. I wouldn't do it in my games, but it's forgivable if you want to round up instead of down. The reason you get such a poor sound reduction is that the larger the caliber, the larger the space between the baffles where sound and gases can escape. A .22 is much easier to silence than a 9mm and a 9mm much easier than a .45 not because they're less powerful, but because the suppressor can have a smaller bore. Quote:
The suppressor, though, should definitely be double cost.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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If one is confused as to why the clerk suggested a Desert Eagle and not something like, a slug shotgun or a rifle of some kind, the peccadilloes of gun store clerks are well documented.
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