Front grip vs. rifle laser
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08-22-2007
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Running or crouching, I still feel the front grip is the better choice.
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08-22-2007
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#12
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No, the front grip is ONLY good if your NOT moving, otherwise it sprays like a gun with nothing on it. The rifle laser is good for moving around (strafing and running) and shooting, whereas i dont think it helps at all if your crouching (well probably a bit, but not too much).
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08-22-2007
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Agree to disagree, as I will use the front grip over the rifle laser any day. My stats will show I know how to use my weapons, too.
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08-23-2007
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I'm not arguing, nor am I saying you can't use the front grip. But its a fact that it is completly worthless if your shooting at full auto and moving with it and a silencer.
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Originally Posted by Marvin Wong
Holy damn, you made me happy oxford. I ****ing love your comparison. I'm so impressed!!! That was just the key word to describe to the total domination.
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08-23-2007
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How is it a fact? Perhaps it's just me, but I play much better with a front grip and supressor than I do with a rifle laser and supressor. I don't sit in one spot, so, in theory, the rifle laser should be the best choice for me. Hmm, maybe I'm just weird...
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08-23-2007
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It is true, I tried yesterday. I used the idub with a grip + silencer 1 and its perfectly accurate if you're not moving. But when you move it has the same accuracy as if it only had a silencer. The laser doesn't help much if you aren't moving, but when you do move the accuracy goes up a little bit, noticeably though. Same thing with the stg.
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08-23-2007
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All I know is, if I have a red dot in place of the front grip, I can't hit anything.
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08-24-2007
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Lol, it is amazing how you guys are still talking about this. There has always been a thread on this ever since I join Socom3.com lol.
I think the front grip is better, in all aspects. I've only used the laser a couple of times and that was before I had unlocked the Grip and when I use them both together.
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08-24-2007
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Whether or not a "test" shows that the rifle laser is the better choice, I will never believe that. A "test" is not the real thing, period.
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08-24-2007
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I'm not saying one is better than the other overall, because they're both equal.
Each are better for different playstyles, for me its the RL becuase i strafe when i shoot. Jesus people
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Originally Posted by Marvin Wong
Holy damn, you made me happy oxford. I ****ing love your comparison. I'm so impressed!!! That was just the key word to describe to the total domination.
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