Re: GM-controlled Bad Luck points

gleichman wrote:
> That's generally the case although there are exceptions (the SOCOM
> Mk23 for example is the only known example of a Pistol in the Army
> being referenced as an offensive weapon as far as I know).
> 
> The elite groups however tend to always carry a pistol as a backup for
> their primary weapon, a weapon always to hand, and for special cases
> where a pistol is the better choice. They make more use of them in the
[...]

Silencing seems like the obvious example to me. I believe I know that 
silencing rifles, or even carbines, is rather difficult.

> As I said before, perception often matters more than reality. There
> would certainly be people who thought the way you describe during that
> period, if they were the ones approving or buying the weapons- that's
> all you need.

IMBd doesn't appear to have the quote from "Jackie Brown"... Means I'll 
have to hunt it down on my own.

-- 
Peter Knutsen
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