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Offline Midnite

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This is how Biathlon should be!
« on: 19-Feb-2010, 18:55:33 »
Biathlon


Way more fun  :lol:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #1 on: 19-Feb-2010, 20:50:33 »
wow that looks like fun :mrgreen: :good:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #2 on: 20-Feb-2010, 01:29:41 »
LOL !!!  :lol: Nice find dude.  :good:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #3 on: 20-Feb-2010, 06:20:36 »
can we just swap out those wussy .22's for good old fashioned 50's? :mrgreen:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #4 on: 21-Feb-2010, 21:25:04 »
Quote from: ZfrkS62 on 20-Feb-2010, 06:20:36
can we just swap out those wussy .22's for good old fashioned 50's? :mrgreen:

 :good: :good:on the .50!
It would be so much more interesting and manly with Barrett .50 Cal.'s hanging on their shoulders!
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #5 on: 21-Feb-2010, 22:00:44 »
Quote from: wackary on 21-Feb-2010, 21:25:04
:good: :good:on the .50!
It would be so much more interesting and manly with Barrett .50 Cal.'s hanging on their shoulders!


I`d rather go for an Cheytac 408. than an Barret 50 cal.  

Better range, better precision most likely the best long range sniper rifle in the world...... :good:


For this type of biathlon I`d go for something light and fast, some kind of light assault rifle... :evil:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #6 on: 22-Feb-2010, 00:19:02 »
 :lol:
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #7 on: 22-Feb-2010, 03:13:40 »
Quote from: brembo on 21-Feb-2010, 22:00:44
I`d rather go for an Cheytac 408. than an Barret 50 cal.   

Better range, better precision most likely the best long range sniper rifle in the world...... :good:


For this type of biathlon I`d go for something light and fast, some kind of light assault rifle... :evil:

clarkson tried that with the mp5, remember?
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #8 on: 25-Feb-2010, 23:21:29 »
Quote from: ZfrkS62 on 22-Feb-2010, 03:13:40
clarkson tried that with the mp5, remember?

Hehe yes remember that...
I would go for something abit heavier than the MP5, thats more for indoors use imo....
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Re: This is how Biathlon should be!
« Reply #9 on: 03-Mar-2010, 19:11:21 »
Quote from: brembo on 21-Feb-2010, 22:00:44
I`d rather go for an Cheytac 408.

that's the way to go :good: nice vid :D
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