Welcome to Project Reality: Battlefield 2 (aka PR:BF2), a modification for the retail Battlefield 2 multi-player PC game. Project Reality's aim is to create a more realistic combat environment than standard Battlefield 2, and place a greater emphasis on teamwork and cooperation. Most of the aspects of Battlefield 2 that have the capacity to be modified have been tweaked, or completely overhauled, to reflect their real life counterparts, for increased realism. Ballistics have for example also been audited to reflect those of real weapons, including characteristics such as damage, deviation and bullet drop depending on a weapon systems calibre. Since EA and DICE no longer support Battlefield 2 and is no longer being played online, the Project Reality team made PR:BF2 a standalone game. No longer is a installation of Battlefield 2 required and we have implemented our own online account system for online play.
Is that guy at the top left holding a Lee Enfield? I didn't know people still used that today! :O
Today even Sherman tanks is being used by some armies...
Lee-Enfield was sold in large quantities to militias in the area during WW1 to fight the Turks (think Lawrence of Arabia). Still a very good rifle, accurate and reliable.
It was pretty much the British AK47, just 50 years earlier and more sexy-er.
pretty much the pinnacle of bolt action rifle development as well.
long range + hard hitting .303 cal round coupled with a smooth action and a detachable 10 round box mag. makes it a very effective DMR even to this day.
Its the middle east,
they take what they can get :P
they got tons of old guns & munitions,
I think the Stg 44 is still used.
I doubt it based solely on the fact that it's not being produced anymore and neither is its cartridge, and the ones left are antiques. I think some companies make cheap replicas that shoot smaller ammunition.
There are a few pictures of rebels in Syria/Libia with them. The Yugoslavian army's paratroops also used them in the original 7.92 caliber up until 1983.
yea and Serbia still manufactures and exports the old 7.92 K rounds as well if I remember correctly.
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you mean the Ak47?
the Stg44. was only produced in small numbers and those left are now in museums.
No, I mean the StG. 44.
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They Taliban cannot afford Ak47s and all of the good stuff. If you wonder where they got those, during the 80s the Soviets invaded afghanistan and they stored the Russian manufactured weapons and now are using them. They have lots of old guns aswell.
Actually most of the AK's in Afghanistan are Chinese made and were ordered by the US to give to the Taliban.
I personally think they should have used the mosin nagant instead of the enfield.
you can choose between a mosin and an enfield ;)
See my reply to Sgt.Dann.
The Taliban (and other afghan militias)still use Lee Enfield leftovers from the former British Empire.
Very realistic and cool, good job, very impressive!
Alach achbar!!!
Its much better if they will add sound like "Allahu Akbar"