Upgrading Weapons Collection

[jet3534]

I thought I had a complete weapons collection until I saw this:

http://www.azfamily.com/story/297813...-to-the-public

[Schuetzenman]

So, is it actually the Flamethrower link? They are fun but dangerous as hell if it springs a leak while you're shooting a lit stream. I've fired a M 2 built during WWII. 5 Gallons of diesel and it weighed 75 lbs. fully loaded. I got about 35 to 40 seconds worth of stream out of it before it fizzled out. I sure wouldn't of wanted to have to operate one in WWII. Short range, and you'd be the focus of all enemy gunners.

[ltorlo64]

I wonder what kind of grouping you can get with it.

[5.56NATO]

Thought process of first engineer to come up with flame thrower;
"Gee, I'd kinda like to set those people over there on fire!"

[tank_monkey]

I've played with FTs. After a little while they're kinda boring. LIke 4th of July fireworks without the pretty images. In California they are classified as "Agricultural control devices" and are legal here too, though there are STIFF penalties for starting uncontrolled wildfires with it! In the Central Valley of CA, where they grow all the crops, I can see controlled burns from time to time (usually the MOUNTAINS of sagebrush that accumulate on farmlands hahahah) and they use an AGRO version of this to start the controlled fires.

Only if you're assault a bunker that you want to flush out, they're kinda pointless. That being said, how many of you guys actually want one? (the danger of a leak to the user is VERY HIGH, which is why I still prefer good ole firearms)