Give me your best ideas for non Project weapons, tools, equipment.

[mmartin798]

Are we assuming any logistical restrictions for this? It would be simple to assume some AKMs and AK-74s to implicate Russia or Vietnam if adding additional calibers of ammunition is not an issue.

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by mmartin798

Are we assuming any logistical restrictions for this? It would be simple to assume some AKMs and AK-74s to implicate Russia or Vietnam if adding additional calibers of ammunition is not an issue.

No restrictions. Equipment for someone like a Frozen Watch that has no markings or pattern to it that would mark the owner as TMP personnel.

[Rockwolf66]

Have you seen the reviews on the Street Sweeper?

Forgotten Weapons Review

Personally I would go with something that is extremely common to the point where anyone could use it.

[helbent4]

For my game I included one "E-SERE" cache per team near the bolthole. It contained mainly non-Project issue survival gear and could be covertly accessed by a team who's bolthole was breached, personnel on the run, etc. Personnel could get geared up but not stand out too much. The era is "classic" TMP, that is, the 1987 update is the general cutoff.

Weapons included an M14, 2x M1 Carbines, a Ruger Mini-14, a Remington 870 shotgun, an HK91 rifle with optics, Colt M1911, Colt M1908 "vest pocket" pistol, FN FAL, Glock-17, Ruger Single-Six revolver, Colt Detective Special. These weapons are serviceable and common, although with about half Project ammo commonality.

Tony

[mmartin798]

In the equipment category, something along the lines of the Chamberlain CWA2000 PIR motion detector might be good. Granted it can only support 4 sensors and each sensor only sees out about 6m, but placing them on trails about 500m away may give you enough advanced warning of an attack or someone entering your kill box.

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by mmartin798

In the equipment category, something along the lines of the Chamberlain CWA2000 PIR motion detector might be good. Granted it can only support 4 sensors and each sensor only sees out about 6m, but placing them on trails about 500m away may give you enough advanced warning of an attack or someone entering your kill box.

Not bad. Absolutely cannot be worse than the PEWS. I never got one to work worth a damn.

[Rockwolf66]

Well Since I haven't seen it in a Morrow Project page How about the Browning Auto-5?

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by helbent4

For my game I included one "E-SERE" cache per team near the bolthole. It contained mainly non-Project issue survival gear and could be covertly accessed by a team who's bolthole was breached, personnel on the run, etc. Personnel could get geared up but not stand out too much. The era is "classic" TMP, that is, the 1987 update is the general cutoff.

Weapons included an M14, 2x M1 Carbines, a Ruger Mini-14, a Remington 870 shotgun, an HK91 rifle with optics, Colt M1911, Colt M1908 "vest pocket" pistol, FN FAL, Glock-17, Ruger Single-Six revolver, Colt Detective Special. These weapons are serviceable and common, although with about half Project ammo commonality.

Tony

That's six long guns and five handguns..... How big was the Team?

Any non standard equipment like an EMT bag or geiger counter? Non standard body armor or clothing?

[ArmySGT.]

Originally Posted by Rockwolf66

Have you seen the reviews on the Street Sweeper?

Forgotten Weapons Review

Personally I would go with something that is extremely common to the point where anyone could use it.

A friend of mine had one in the 90's....... I had a helluva good time shooting it.