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rudedog · 09-06-2002, 02:06 PM

Personally I think the sound in MOH is very close. In SPR your never "behind the gun" like when your playing MOH.

With that said, I also think SPR does a very very good job at capturing what a real one sounds

Here are some links to real weapons firing. Give them a sec to load.
BAR - http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/BAR2.AVI
Thompson (This is an early savage model, please note the recoil or lake of) - http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/28savage.avi
For all you RTKW -flame thrower http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/flame2.avi

The other problem is when ever I go to the range, I have to shoot from inside that building you see. Thus we must always were Ear protection, along with eye protection. I have fire full auto Thompson's at the gun store in Las Vegas and it's the same deal, firing inside with ear protection.

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rudedog is Offline Site Owner Posts: 5,843 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Florida, USA	09-06-2002, 02:06 PM Personally I think the sound in MOH is very close. In SPR your never "behind the gun" like when your playing MOH. With that said, I also think SPR does a very very good job at capturing what a real one sounds Here are some links to real weapons firing. Give them a sec to load. BAR - http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/BAR2.AVI Thompson (This is an early savage model, please note the recoil or lake of) - http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/28savage.avi For all you RTKW -flame thrower http://www.bigjimsmgs.com/VIDEOS99/flame2.avi The other problem is when ever I go to the range, I have to shoot from inside that building you see. Thus we must always were Ear protection, along with eye protection. I have fire full auto Thompson's at the gun store in Las Vegas and it's the same deal, firing inside with ear protection. Not so Rude - Rudedog Follow me via Twitter @THErealRUDEDOG