love it

What - no machine pistol or sniper rifle? I know that would have been on my list!

No, shotguns are much better. More for your shot. More accurate than a machine gun and less precise than a sniper rifle

machineguns are sometimes underrated, a proper machine gun can shoot short bursts with the same accuracy as an assault rifle. just keep your fingers away from any "vulcan style" guns. they have a significant spinup time until they reach their full rate, and the spinning barrels reduce accuracy drastically, so they are imho no good for short accurate bursts.

if I'd wish for a machine gun I'd be this one or this one

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MG3
its american counter part, the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M60_machine_gun (although it has only half the fire rate of the MG3)
or the Russian https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PKM_machine_gun

I think the Russian gun might be the best gun overall as its lighter, has quite a good firing rate at long range, but it uses the old Russian 7.62x54mmR (rimmed) ammunition - although still in use nonstop since 1891, it might be hard to come by unless you are in a former east block country ;)

Both M60 and MG3 are built for the standard 7.62×51mm NATO cartridge, which has the exact same dimensions as the .308 winchester you could get in any hunting supply shop

problem with any gun (and machine guns in particular) is the need for ammo supply and its cost

so maybe...

I should rather wish for a good old Japanese style sword

The Vulcan minigun actually fires as soon as it starts rotating, and with a constant stream of bullets can easily be walked onto a target and held there, as it lacks the irregular recoil of a single-barrel weapon. With the fancy mounts they're using, it can be faster on target and stay there better.

And while .308 is approximately the same shape as 7.62x51, they aren't interchangeable; .308 has a higher chamber pressure and thinner brass, and often employs a variety of different weight bullets for varying purposes that may under- or over-gas a firearm not designed to handle it.

Merry Christmas from the baking west coast of Australia.

The 8 inch mantis in the backyard Christmas tree waves hello!

I wish we could get .22 ovr here; you have to buy a gun to get any!

Clever child!

Well, Merry Christmas and happy new years to you too.

that's true. so, merry yule and a prosperous new year.

I hope they take the old one back... there is a recycle sing on the label, but the "yellow bag" guys have been picky as hell. but who cares, we all paid a lot for 2013, they HAVE to recycle it!

Toot toot

Merry Yule!
I wish you good money, good health, good friends and good luck!

Happy Holidays, Karno!

merry Yule to you, too Karno

I do believe she's dreaming, if she expects to get a case of .22LR. I'd love to get one of those myself, I can't even find a brick. The stores around here are limiting purchases to 100 rounds.

Bah, humbug, and merry Christmas to all.

I wonder how popular a dragonbreath gun would be. Youd call it a pulse plasma projector. 8}

yea, happy holidays too

.22? I mean, I know it is a kid, but I really would not bet my life on it as much as a 9mm, or at least a 45 (personal pref. is 45)

4.23 ounces of anti-matter please, because after you use it nothing matters.

Sweet Yule, Merry Christmass and a Very Happy Hangover.

Ya know Santa's black, right~? ;D

9mm is all you need for most medium to small game. Even humans, if you're a bad shot, then get a bigger caliber. As for large game, 45. Will do ya, though your range is shite. And nothing quite beats a 7mm rifle for accuracy and oomph. Least in my personal opinion.

I got my nieces a bow and arrow set for gift day (agnostic) scary how accurate those two are.

Happy Yule time Karno! May your ammo be plentiful, your shots never miss and your supplies never run dry