This weapon use a PU scope with 3.5x magnification (same as the SVT38 and SVT40 scope).
BR2 or BR3 for Sniper or AT Calss.
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I can see them putting this as an event weapon low-key.
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They could be interesting, but I’d like to see it in TT, just like the Japanese have an MG with a scope and the Germans have two assault rifles with scopes.
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I also want to see either the current BP Solothurn get it’s scope or a event version with a scope
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Scoped Solothurn to tech tree as well!
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I was thinking that maybe if there are enough examples of scoped AT rifles being used or tested during WW2 maybe a low to the ground stationary scoped AT rifle could be a unique buildable that the Engineer inside the Sniper Squad could build.
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Please no, let me use this gun as a sniper in memory of COD WaW.
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I don’t think scoped AT weapons or lmgs should be in the sniper class, for example if a sniper equips the scoped ptrs then they’re run speed will be very slow and you’d have to take the secondary weapon choice for it to be practical.
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Perfect as a BR2 sniper weapon, soviets need one anyway
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Maybe not as snipers, but as special anti-tank rifles, with a scope, hitting the targets would be easier, right? It would be great for an event squad.
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It doesn’t make much difference. I’ll use it as a sniper anyway.
It would be interesting, something like those two AT event squads from the Soviet and German. One engineer and 4 AT gunners with this.
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Well, as a high BR sniper rifle this would definitely be interesting. It wont do any harm to tanks anyways in BR4+, but a guaranteed one hit kill even at massive ranges could turn this into a unique very long range gun.
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Personally I wouldn’t put it there. This weapon has a movement penalty. It could be a BR1 anti-tank (like the Japanese have a MG with a scope there) or maybe it could work as a BR1 or BR2 sniper (I said BR2 or 3 in the topic, but it hadn’t been ported to BR1 yet at that time).
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It’s a great idea
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