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45 mm QJZ-335 Anti-Tank Rifle
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TheCeLL87 Creator
TheCeLL87 - - 803 comments

oh god no
Not the anti tank rifle xD

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Guest
Guest - - 687,512 comments

hey this is cool

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TehBoss88
TehBoss88 - - 361 comments

Isn't this gun ridiculously detailed for C&C Generals...?

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CoLT//C&C:RM Author
CoLT//C&C:RM - - 55 comments

It is definitely higher than what Zero Hour used. But what I'm planning for, makes this level of detail ok. Besides, the engine can actually take much more than Zero Hour originally had. The only people who will see much issues with it will be those with computers made pre-2003.

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decommanda
decommanda - - 268 comments

45mm?
Holy crap thats huge.

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Wyvern2
Wyvern2 - - 3 comments

Just figured I'd mention, 45mm's is the size of a WW2 Russian light AT gun, i honestly feel its a bit too humongous for an infantryman to carry, even with modern day materials, maybe making the caliber 20mm's or something

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ShadowAce
ShadowAce - - 18 comments

20mm sounds about right.I'm afraid the poor soul who fires this thing would have his shoulder smashed to bits, but really good model!

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CoLT//C&C:RM Author
CoLT//C&C:RM - - 55 comments

Just to clarify. The projectile is closer to a 20mm (or 23mm to be exact) in size and handling. However, its design allows it to perform very much like a 45mm projectile would. Hence, it is named 45mm. Nothing like a little bit of propaganda, eh?

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pericanet
pericanet - - 650 comments

i think this gun only demage and kill light tank no medium and hevy is to tiny to kill hevy tank :)

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CoLT//C&C:RM Author
CoLT//C&C:RM - - 55 comments

Once all the Anti-tank equipment for each faction has been revealed, I will explain more about the individual strengths and weaknesses. And caliber isn't the only factor that determines the effectiveness of a weapon and even the heaviest of tanks has its weak spots.

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TheCeLL87 Creator
TheCeLL87 - - 803 comments

CoLT, I think you went a bit overdrive with the polygons here...

I mean you have to think about it... this is for anti-tank infantry, I mean, chinese infantry especially, is meant to be MASS PRODUCED. There could be at least something like 20 or more of these on the battlefield at one time... I think that might lag down the old engine.

Also, in Generals, you can't really zoom in all that much, so most people won't really notice all those little details on the gun. Its a great model and all, but I think its too detailed for a game like Generals.

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Description

The PLA's solution to armoured assaults. The heavy-barreled 45 mm QJZ-335 Anti-Tank Rifle. This is a delayed-blowback, gas-operated, semi-automatic weapon. It comes equipped with a 6.4x magnification rifle scope and bipod. The body is made from high-strength stamped steel with a wooden stock. Ammunition is stored in a 5-round detachable box magazine that comes with an internal jack-up system to lift the rounds as well as a water drainage system to allow the weapon to be brought, unprepared, through river crossings.
Accurate to within 20cm at 650m. Due to the long barrel (in excess of 1.5m), it is inadvisable to fire the weapon from a standing position.