Re: EMP grenades

by lyndist on Fri 30 Dec 2011 - 15:38

Awinnell wrote:
lyndist wrote:Same question in post 1

Juggernaut in Real life:They Real or not?

are you talking about the heavies from MW3 ?

or something else ?

Yeah . I really want to know about them :They real or not - and if they real-How to take them dow?

Does anyone have information about it ?

In fact, I have an upcoming mission in Tết Holiday and I do not want to be surprised .

I only have a MP5K SMG and a CZ83 If I meet these guys . it's really a nightmare to me

it really looks like a Juggernaut suit

by **Kiskaloo** on Fri 30 Dec 2011 - 16:27

Well the person on the right is real, but that armor is to protect them in their job as ordinance disposal. They are not offensive combat troops because they cannot maneuver in non-urban terrain in that outfit.

As that armor is designed to protect the wearer from a bomb going off right in front of them, I expect you would have to engage it with something like armor-piercing 12.7x99mm or 20mm.

by MP5 on Fri 30 Dec 2011 - 17:46

lyndist wrote:
Awinnell wrote:
lyndist wrote:Same question in post 1

Juggernaut in Real life:They Real or not?

are you talking about the heavies from MW3 ?

or something else ?

Yeah . I really want to know about them :They real or not - and if they real-How to take them dow?

Does anyone have information about it ?

In fact, I have an upcoming mission in Tết Holiday and I do not want to be surprised .

I only have a MP5K SMG and a CZ83 If I meet these guys . it's really a nightmare to me

it really looks like a Juggernaut suit

Well rest assured, the 'Juggernaut' of Modern Warfare fame is the result of fiction. You are NOT going to encounter assailants dressed like that on account of the equipment involved being extremely bulky and hindering. so stop worrying and try to enjoy Tet.

by Officer_Charon on Sat 31 Dec 2011 - 9:03

Lyndist: From a tactical standpoint, that is lots of kevlar and ceramic. But you can still knock them over. If you have no other option, hit them with a car.

From a realism standpoint: Almost no-one outside of the military is going to have this suit.

by funkmachine on Thu 5 Jan 2012 - 16:58

you can load up with a lot of armor and be bullet proof over 95% of your body but there are still ways to get killed.

From a tactical standpoint, id use small arms to pin then down then

a hand grenade or some other explosive is the best way i can think of the Overpressure will not care about all the armor.

a shaped charge will cut past the armor but will need seting up.
or just use the heat of the day to get round the armor.

by lyndist on Tue 12 Jun 2012 - 17:18

anyone knows any information about this "GUN BLADE"?

by Officer_Charon on Tue 12 Jun 2012 - 19:04

It's a credible threat, albeit only slightly moreso than a blade and pistol seperate. In practice, getting the knife to fire the .22 rounds takes too much time, if you're not already prepared to shoot.

by Three Dog on Tue 12 Jun 2012 - 20:08

Officer_Charon wrote:It's a credible threat, albeit only slightly moreso than a blade and pistol seperate. In practice, getting the knife to fire the .22 rounds takes too much time, if you're not already prepared to shoot.

Thsi probably won't mean much considering that my combat experiance is breakinbg up two fights after school, but I agree. It would be more practical tp have a gun and a knife.

by Officer_Charon on Tue 12 Jun 2012 - 20:38

It's more of a security advisory. We receive them, on occasion - this one's about 5 years old, I believe.