Arms&Ammo

Common Civilian Firearms in the United States of America AR15 - The AR15 is by far the most common civilian rifle in the United States. It is a very accurate, comfortable, and versatile platform capable of having many attachments and upgrades, and therefore highly customizable. One recommended attachment is the slide-fire SSAR-15 SBS. This is a legal modification that you can turn the normal semi-automatic firearm into full auto. This modification can be made to the AK47 semi-automatic and the AR10. The 5.56mm caliber of this rifle is also common across the United States and is an armor piercing high velocity round, but although very accurate is not a versatile round. It can only be used in combat but unfortunately for not much else. Remember to be familiar with whatever firearm you choose to use and learn to memorize the ballistics of the 5.56mm round if you intend to use it. The 5.56mm round doesn't start dropping 20 inches until 350 yards. A bonus of the AR15 is that it can use high capacity 100 round Beta-C Magazines.
 * AR15
 * AR10
 * M1911
 * Glock 17

AR10 - The AR10 is on the whole the same rifle as the AR15, the only difference is that it is a 7.62x51mm NATO caliber. This is recommended because it can not only be used as a defense round but can also be used to take any big game from Grizzly Bear and Moose down to jack rabbits. However like all firearms, one should be very familiar with the ballistics of the round. This is a heavy bullet and tends to drop 14 inches after ranges of 300 yards. Another bonus of the AR10 is that it also can use high capacity 100 round Beta-C Magazines.

M1911 - The M1911 is a very powerful handgun and is one of the few firearms to be able to handle the 45 ACP round. The M1911 is magazine fed and already semi-automatic. It is highly recommended because the magazines can very in capacity. Also if a target will gets hit, it'll go down.

Glock 17 - The Glock 17 is a very common but very weak sidearm. The 9mm Parabellum round is relatively weak when compared to the 45 ACP however rounds are definitely cheaper.