according to the news it’s possible to fire guns without hands, why should our marines not be able to fire them with a huge malus to aim?
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to be fair it take probably a lot of training to shoot a gun without hands, so if you just lost your hands in combat it would be quitte hard to learn in 5 mins to do so.
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Idk tbh. I think its doabl.
People learn to do stuff remarkably fast under pressure. Getting good at it is a diff story tho tbh.
Itd be shaky and difficult. With only one hand missing you could still wield it with mostly just the arm but wont be able to turn it without moving your body around probs and you might slip off the arm grip every so often, or you use the dehanded arm to pull the trigger and thatd be pretty difficult bcus of the trigger guard. But in close quarters u can totally hit the broad side of a barn.
What i’d do is wrap bandages to keep my arm from slipping, and use that arm to carry the front of the gun. Recoil would suck but itd be better then dying :3. Or, pistol
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They should let me brace the top of the gun with my stump like I’m bipodding it on a table and give me an accuracy penalty.
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m39 arm brace TM - now you can brace the m39 to your severed arm stump to become a one step closer to combat servitor
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