How does the Baur work

**Watsyurdeal?** · 05-23-09, 08:42 PM

Ok, Lambert clips load from the side and cases shoot out from the hole by the sight. The Voss loads from the side but no cases are extracted, my guess is that they're caseless ammunition. The Baur though, I don't get how it loads, is it an energy based rifle cause all I say is a clip that looks like a battery.

**draco7891** · 05-23-09, 08:56 PM

Just pull the trigger? :P

Probably something like the P90, only the weapon breaks in the middle and surrounds the clip instead of it being on top.

Draco

**xXKJ12Xx** · 05-25-09, 04:50 AM

I'm figuring out how to use the baur. It seem's to be a future version of the Ak-74. Why? Because it has the accuracy & power as the AK.

Just my thought.

**Phaedro** · 05-25-09, 06:07 AM

If I remember right, the Baur is a supped-up SCAR-11. That said, it doesn't say anything about the whether or not it's caseless ammo.

**Forquetsson** · 05-25-09, 12:15 PM

Hmm... Baur sounds kind of like BAR. How does it work? Perhaps the ammunition is caseless, or the whole 'block' is the ammunition with some sort of binder.

**investigater** · 05-25-09, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by Phaedro

If I remember right, the Baur is a supped-up SCAR-11. That said, it doesn't say anything about the whether or not it's caseless ammo.

http://www.stupidjuice.net/bf2142/bf...&showall=false

Baur H-AR
The Baur H-AR (Heavy Assault Rifle) is a bulked-up edition of the SCAR 11, firing high-caliber, tungsten-core ammunition for maximum damage potential. Manufactured with HM-3 composite metals, the weighty, but powerful Baur H-AR is found most often in front line conflict.

SCAR 11 AR
The combined effort of multiple US and European arms manufacturers, the SCAR 11 has become the standard issue Assault Rifle due to its robust firepower and ability to perform in cold weather conditions. The SCAR 11 maintains a high rate of fire even in arctic climates, using an integrated heat distributor to prevent apparatus freezing. Electronically-fired, each tungsten-core round boasts an impact velocity of over 800 m/s, penetrating even the latest body armor technologies.