Quick Sniper vs AOE sniper. The eternal debate.

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Cyanide_Exploder said:

Slow AOE. Even Catapult uses ammo.

All AOE snipers are slow, I didn't bother adding that.

Although I oppose unnecessary duplicates I very much like this artist's policy of issuing the same image separately in both Japanese and hard-coded English.

Funny that magazines arent exactly very heavy compared to lugging around a full quiver

ezekill said:

Funny that magazines arent exactly very heavy compared to lugging around a full quiver

That's why it's a backpack versus a couple rolling trolley.

Honestly, the price of ammunition, whether bullet or arrow, has been serious considerations to me getting into archery and shooting.

Sure I can plink with 22s, but if I am going to get a gun, I may as well get one that I can use in home defence.

Cort321 said:

Sure I can plink with 22s, but if I am going to get a gun, I may as well get one that I can use in home defence.

As with anything, buy in bulk. My 1,000rd case of .45 ball was like 1/3 the price of the gun to shoot it out of and, partially due to the pandemic and partially due to not being an incredibly avid shooter, that will probably last me the whole year if not longer.

That said, just like anything else, the pandemic has not made for a buyer's market. Best to wait if you can.

OOZ662 said:

As with anything, buy in bulk. My 1,000rd case of .45 ball was like 1/3 the price of the gun to shoot it out of and, partially due to the pandemic and partially due to not being an incredibly avid shooter, that will probably last me the whole year if not longer.

That said, just like anything else, the pandemic has not made for a buyer's market. Best to wait if you can.

Yeah, I was eyeing a sub-500 USD AR15 556 rifle as one of the first guns I can get and build on, but I may have to wait till next year before I consider getting a gun.

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