I can't imagine why this didn't occur to me before now

ROFLMAO!!!! This could be as big as the Phantom thread if Danny has got the time. Don't forget to work my rollator in there someplace Danny!:thumbup: :cool: :D
 
Yvsa said:
ROFLMAO!!!! This could be as big as the Phantom thread if Danny has got the time. Don't forget to work my rollator in there someplace Danny!:thumbup: :cool: :D
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THIS could be cool as hell:)!
 
Yvsa said:
ROFLMAO!!!! ... Don't forget to work my rollator in there someplace Danny!:thumbup: :cool: :D
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20mm vulcan option available
 
Cool!:thumbup: :cool: Kronckew you have pretty much nailed my rollator! Actually I think this one with the basket under the seat may be more practical as the basket wouldn't be able to bounce off like mine would setting on the front like it does.
Having the basket under the seat would maybe help prevent things from jumping about and falling out like mine has a tendency to do at high speed over rough terrain, also mine is Titanium colored which is a dark greyish sorta color with brownish undertones, I mean what else would ya expect from a Tack-Tickle minded Churkee Indin. :p ;) :D :cool: :thumbup:


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yup, the developer found that having a shell catcher basket mounted on the front collision bar was ineffective at high speeds as most of the shells bounced out as you mentioned.. the ammo storage basket under the seat is sized to hold two boxes of pre-linked ammo. it is advisable however ,due to recoil, to lock the wheels and fire from a stationary position, this is mandatory for the 20mm vulcan variant. a .30 model is available for those desiring a rollator that can be fired while on the move and a special order 5.56 model is available for wimps... the 'Cherokee' model in woodland camoflage, with optional large diameter knobby tires may be more suitable than the Lakota for some.

i prefer the 'Blackfoot' (tm) model myself, the active camouflage and the 5in. autoloading recoilless rifle, with it's parallel mounted semi-auto caseless .50 sniper rifle and computerised battle scope makes picking off not only individual zombies, but larger groups , a cinch. it's high speed (2 mph) mode is a real winner, as are the ceramic disk brakes.
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especially useful for anti-zombie activities, if you can't be seen, they won't know where to attack. their sense of smell of course, stinks. the totally enclosed and armoured operator cabin, with it's inbuilt toilet and mini-bar, along with a useful microwave oven and fridge and reclining memory-foam bucket seat is a recommended option. it is of course supplied with HEPA filtered ventilation and a full active external NBC system. it's CI (combat intelligence) quantum microprocessor and tactical net makes joint operations with naval and air units in 3 dimensions a joy. set the systems on auto defence/offence and lean back with a beer and enjoy the battle on it's 32in. shock mounted lcd screen! (a 'blackfoot' is a pain in the you-know-what to push tho. - especially at high speed mode, they ought to make a self propelled model). external 'metal storm' automated self defence pods linked into the CI and it's sensor systems will be available in the fall.
 
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I hear they're pretty good at mine clearance. Kind of a pain in the neck to mount the forward drum roller/scythe though.
 
Tohatchi NM said:
I hear they're pretty good at mine clearance. Kind of a pain in the neck to mount the forward drum roller/scythe though.
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the hand crank for that is a pain too! i'd opt for the battery operated option (requires 2 'c' cells, not supplied)

european combat rollators are generally equipped with a number of hamster balls, which when released are an effective anti-personnel mine clearance system. rats are also sometimes used. anti-tank mines require the larger elephant balls, tho it has been very difficult to persuade the elephants to give them up willingly.
 
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Hey Danny, any chance I can join in on the fight? I'm pretty good with my Marlin Lever gun in .357 Magnum and I don't believe the group has a cow boy in it yet.

Here's a thread that shows the setup that I can bring to the table: Pics of my new .357 Mag setup I also have a Khukri and hawk or two that goes nicely with this setup. Marlin for long range, Ruger for medium range and the blades for close range. Though I'm getting descent at throwing some of the hawks.. ;)

BTW I'm liking the story so far.

Heber
 
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Just wanted to say that I have started looking at the script again and I will try to get it fully fleshed out soon. (work and life - the two great enemies of writing)
 
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