Thread: Rifleman AP

This is way better than proximity traps.

Originally Posted by RyoBullet

..... Plant them all over the roof of a building that you KNOW the enemy will camp as you're moving out...

Or hide them behind stuff in an alley you know the enemy will move infantry down.

Originally Posted by Blakeman

Originally Posted by RyoBullet

..... Plant them all over the roof of a building that you KNOW the enemy will camp as you're moving out...

Or hide them behind stuff in an alley you know the enemy will move infantry down.

*picturing all those crummy alley ways in Muttrah packed with enemy troops, flash to image of alleyway engulfed in flames

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Originally Posted by Spuz36

Originally Posted by Blakeman

Originally Posted by RyoBullet

..... Plant them all over the roof of a building that you KNOW the enemy will camp as you're moving out...

Or hide them behind stuff in an alley you know the enemy will move infantry down.

*picturing all those crummy alley ways in Muttrah packed with enemy troops, flash to image of alleyway engulfed in flames

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Not flames.

A claymore is basically a shape charge that is directional and shoots out large steel shot like a shotgun in a wide arc. I've been told its equivalent to 40 shotguns going off at once per mine, so the thought of 4 of these going off at once would decimate anything in range.

Area denial anyone?

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/l...8-claymore.htm

I figure you can put them somewhere hidden as an ambush tactic on an obvious route to an area or as a denial tactic where you place them in the open to funnel the enemy into more convenient places for you to attack them.