Others say it’s basically a Pulse Rifle, which is just a confusing mess of beautiful aesthetics that I wish I could mash together somewhere else! What I have now looks a fair amount like the RPK-16′s stubby folding stock, which is nice considering according to Millenia (you’re not reading this but heyyooo :3) this feels incredibly Russian. You can see a lot of differences between the Bozar and LMG (which was proportionately traced) in terms of length of pull, heft and so on. To me, it should be sleeker, have more than thirty rounds per magazine (I’ve gone for a weird 100-rounder I kinda made up, but tried an AR-15 coffin mag and it just looked weird) and actually have some unique ideas to really make it stand out. There’s a lot of interesting things to say about the weapons in FNV and how they were made compared to the real things, but given that they went from Fallout 2′s thumbnail, it’s not surprising that it feels off. I say that because I really didn’t like how it was basically just a different looking LMG, and still had some of the parts.

I paid a lot more attention to details in this compared to the others, probably because I wanted to really go all-out and make it seem like someone saw the Light Machine Gun and thought “This would look better if it was really accurate, beefier and also white for some reason”.

Could just be the execution, but since I’m still working on it, that’s whatever. I’d tried the VHS-2 mount, the G36 mount, and the EM-2 mount, and none of them really worked. It’s Bozar time! The P90 scope mount might not stay, but that was a really fun addition that I’m glad I added.

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