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istol
October 10th, 2008, 04:12 AM
anyone tried swedish STRIX mortar
it gives 10 cluster rounds / turn
AMOS does it too
twice as effective as russian nona cluster mortar and almost same cost
my opponent used strix and amos against me and they were pretty rough on my forces
might be the best artillery in the game ?
Koh
October 10th, 2008, 08:43 AM
I wouldn't go as far as calling it the best. The STRIX rounds lack the penetration to reliably take out MBTs. They are, however, real killers when used against IFVs and APCs.
And yeah, the STRIX rounds you are firing aren't exactly cluster munitions in real life. Just guided anti-tank shells with HEAT charges. The cluster rounds are just a somewhat accurate way to represent them in game.
However I have no idea what the heck the AP ammo in the AMOS designated SSG 120 is supposed to represent. They can't be the STRIX rounds, too low penetration for that.
- Koh
PanzerBob
October 10th, 2008, 04:09 PM
STRIX projectile (http://www.saabgroup.com/en/ProductsServices/products_az.htm?url=http%3A//products.saabgroup.com/PDBWebNew/Generic.aspx%3FEntrance%3DProduct%26ProductCategor yId%3D270%26ProductGroupId%3D377%26ProductId%3D658 )
Try this link, if anything the game may model this weapon less effective than it may actually be. Interesting concept and very hard to counter IMO.
I'm presently using them for the first time, and they are quite effective and accurate, the accuracy part I find very helpful. Good bang for the buck.
Bob out :D
Suhiir
October 14th, 2008, 01:14 PM
I recall reading about a cluster warhead the USMC plans for their new 120mm Dragon mortar system. Given it's magazine and rate of fire it should be pretty nasty.
DRG
October 15th, 2008, 09:41 AM
I recall reading about a cluster warhead the USMC plans for their new 120mm Dragon mortar system. Given it's magazine and rate of fire it should be pretty nasty.
Both that weapon and the cluster munitions for it are already in the USMC OOB
Don
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