:O This is a proper WMD! nice!

@Supermini555 I see. Scope zoom is usually measured by magnification, or how much bigger the target appears.

Forgot to mention, it has a scope that can zoom up to 1km... Don't worry it's adjustable @Pilotmario

@Supermini555 Interesting. Long ago, in the 1950's, the US Army employed a 155mm recoilless rifle known as the Davey Crockett, after the American folk hero of the same name. However, they stopped using them soon when they realized they just made something more expensive but equally effective to the 4.2 inch mortar, which was a weapon whose origins date back to the 1930's.

We prefer airburst munitions against infantry. The optically-tracked wire-guided M35, although intended for use against tanks, has a safety feature that if the line between the missile and the operator is cut (i.e. when the safety trigger is not depressed or the missile flies farther than the maximum range), then it will detonate if armed. This had the unintentional effect of creating a weapon that if given a sufficienlty skilled operator that can exploit this safety feature, the infantry have a rocket launcher that can fire airburst munitions. They can typically do so with good accuracy as long as the range between enemy positions is known. Fortunately, it has a laser rangefinder.

They're more of a deterrant against the enemy team, the uranium is much less than usual roughly 10% of its total mass, 200g, better to affect the enemy infantry with the nuke, each warhead is 2kg, regardless of warhead type @Pilotmario

@Supermini555 So, what's with tactical nukes?

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@Supermini555 k

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