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With it, so there isn't really too much of a difference there, but it's still nice to have that extra skin for the optic if need be, and the stock we get from second arms vs. the marquee R7 stock, yet again I can't shove the default one up so it doesn't want to show up, but it's pretty much not much of a change in terms of appearance but we get the second arms logo Val on the side and we also once again get that plum purple finish, so that's of course pretty nice to have, and of course down here finally, we get the second arms true attack grip, which completely changes it from the default and essentially replaces this grip and instead of giving it the just straight up black look we get the second arms sort of logo and branding there but it also changes the texture to be more of a sort of polymer more wood looking grip, which is quite nice in my opinion.
I would probably use this over the default now. With all that in mind, these are all the attachments you can see in the bottom left: That no changes have been made to the amount of rounds that we have in the magazine, and you can see that it has a slight knock-on effect with damage. We lose a bit of that, but I believe that's probably the damage range from the travel size reduction or length reduction side, but we get an improvement to accuracy and handling, and I'd assume that as a combination of presumably the foregrip, the stock, and of course the actual pistol grip here.
So let's hop into the firing range real quick. This is the weapon itself. There is very poor lighting in the firing range, so I don't really like it, but as we can sort of see here if we inspect the weapon, we can sort of see that plum finish. On the receiver or about. And just briefly on the stock and, of course, the magazine over here, we can see that ribbed dust cover just underneath the picatinny rail on the receiver itself if we aim down sides.
The optics haven't changed much; I don't personally use these optics, but they seemed to be pretty good, so it will fire it and test it against these training dummies here, and then we'll see what his recoil pattern is like on the door to the left. Thank you, so The Recoil pattern without managing it is fairly decent from close to midrange; however, at long range, you are going to struggle due to that battle length production, so let's take a look at the filing patterns on the door.
So I probably shouldn't have done that, but as we can see, we get quite a drastic up into the right recoil pattern there, which obviously can be quite hard to control, but we don't get much horizontal recoil, which is also quite nice, so we'll try that again and then we will control the recoil. So, as you can see, we get yet again quite a harsh off to the right there, and we're going to attempt to control the recoil this time.
Foreign. Was actually quite a kick on this, as there aren't actually many attachments that help with recoil control, which is the only downside with this weapon. Now let's continue controlling the recoil and understanding its recoil pattern going off to the right. We can make this grouping a lot closer and actually a lot more accurate than before, but nonetheless, fans of a recoil pattern will appreciate that the Noir blueprint itself will do a quick final weapon preview just by swinging the thing around.
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