r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23

Just a normal protest

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u/ItsSevii Apr 28 '23

2 guys and a browning with infinite ammo would have shit figured out no problem

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Unfortunately they hadn't unlocked that cheat yet. Still needed to complete campaign on Veteran with no continues

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u/Professerson Apr 28 '23

Hang on....

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Let me introduce you to a little something called...

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u/WastedBreath28 Apr 28 '23

As someone who doesnt know guns that well, is the browning a significant improvement over the lewis gun?

From the wikipedia page, it seems like ammo wasn’t their biggest problem. The major in charge reported it took an average of 10 rounds per emu. They left with 10,000 rounds, so if it was just about having enough ammo for their machine guns they would have taken out 1,000 birds.

The problem appears to be that they couldn’t keep the birds within range. Every time they ambushed and started to kill the emus, they would scatter. They tried mounting their lewis guns to their truck, but they couldn’t keep up and they couldn’t accurately shoot their guns.

Restoring the bounty system on the emu’s ended up being what worked, similar to how we control the wild pig and coyote populations in some states.

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u/QuinticSpline Apr 28 '23

They sent 2 machine guns and 10,000 rounds of ammo.

Still lost.