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Originally Posted by Angrypokstick
Well, more and better guns are always good and all but what they really need are better vehicles. Like one of these. 
the dead should have a hard time breaking one of these babies.  |
tanks are impratical for the dead, they would clamber all over it, and when youi run out of fuel they will still be on it.
You might as well have an amphibious IFV vehicle, its armoured, can hold far more equipment and personal, has better mileage, better weapons to deal with numerous humanoid and can sail on water during the night for a safe sleep.
like the
puma IFV.
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The primary armament is a 30 mm MK 30-2/ABM (Air Burst Munitions) autocannon, which has a rate of fire of 200 rounds per minute and an effective range of 3000 m. There currently are two ammunition types, directly available because the autocannon features a dual ammunition feed. One is a sub-calibre, fin-stabilised APFSDS-T (T for tracer), designed with high penetration capabilities, mainly for use against medium armoured vehicles. The second is a full-calibre, multi-purpose, Kinetic Energy-Timed Fuse (KETF) munition, designed with the air burst capability.
The secondary armament is a coaxially mounted 5.56 mm HK MG4 machine gun with an approximate rate of fire at 850 rounds per minute and an effective range of 1000 m. The ammunition capacity is 2000 rounds; 1000 ready to fire and 1000 in storage.
To combat main battle tanks and infrastructure targets such as bunkers, the German Puma vehicles will be equipped with a turret-mounted Euromissile Spike LR missile launcher.
In addition to the usual smoke-grenade launchers with 8 shots, there is a 6-shot 76 mm launcher at the back of the vehicle for close-in defence. The main back door can be opened halfway and enables two of the passengers to scout and shoot from moderate protection.
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