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A pack for the close work in heavy brush
The first (based on Winchester's 1892 rifle) is a lever action .357 magnum rifle. Useful in the thickest of brush and for a variety of game. It's a working rifle with no frills. A compact rifle for fast shots in close range, using the basic Ascent 1-4 scope or a red dot (scout position like the M1 Garand). it's versatile and lightweight but lacking long range ability, best on maps like Te Awaroa, Emerald Coast, and Hirschfelden. (edited: replaced a .44 magnum lever action because of the Moradi .44 in the Ambusher pack)
The second is an ultralight bolt action (Based on Remington's Model 7) chambered in the light recoiling .260. It's a standard got to for thick woodlands and smaller game species like roe deer, hog deer, coyotes, and pigs. It'll be the first real competitor the .243, running the 2-6 classes and weighing just a bit less, the ammo is a little harder to find so expect ammo to be about 650 for polymer tipped bullets.
Last, and strongest, (based on Savage's model 110 bear hunter) A 20 inch barrel and normal length action make this rifle a reliable bear stopper in thick cover, the .375 is no slouch in any hunting area. Whether that's Grizzlies in the Yukon, Bison in Silver Ridge peaks, Moose in New England, or Lions and Cape buffalo in Vurhonga. It's not light, the ammo is more expensive than the .338 or .300, however, it's designed to bring down the biggest and baddest animals you could cross paths with and with three shots in the magazine, you've got a better chance of getting out alive
As always, lemme know what you guys think
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