don't forget that flash suppressors/muzzle brakes on military weapons are designed to protect the shooter. A side effect is that from the muzzle end, the flash is not as noticeable. During daylight, you have to be looking at the right spot at the right moment in order to spot a shooter.
Another good indicator is the firing of supporting weapons. The squad automatic is easier to spot, and allows you to "guesstimate" the positions of the rest of the squad. At the very least, it will nail down the position of 2-3 members of the enemy.
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05-28-2011, 07:40 AM
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