Larry Holt -> (8/14/2001 3:08:00 AM)
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Originally posted by Grumble: Anecdotal, but what I've seen they were used almost exactly as an M203 is now. Agree about their to hit capability being pretty good (but then I've still got heartburn about small caliber mortars knocking out AFVs). Good point on the 1/2 track, although one could extend that to the US M2/M3 series where one guy fires two or three MGs per turn. Since movement isn't considered continuous, maybe the vehicle is halting to shoot, the driver mans the forward weapon, and the commander the other(s)?
I had the same experience with very accurate mortars and now I believe that they will have the accuracy set to zero from 12 (?) or so reflecting that they are an area fire weapon, not a point fire one. Of course, if you do hit a vehicle the HE may kill/damage it but that's another issue.
Based on your experience then I think that these rifle grenades should have an accuracy of zero or perhaps 1 (they have more flexabilty in aiming than a heavy mortar tube does).
You probably are correct that there are a number of nationalities that need to be looked at. I can accept your explaination if it was decided that this is the case and and not that its just never been looked at before.
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