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Oct 22, 2014 for newbies.sublight is the best, because its cheap. For high lvld, because we are rich.Hornet is the better one for newbies 1) sub-light 2) hardthorn 3) RIA Striker 4) HIKs s300 ( I got one when I was lvl 13luck) 5) shockfield and stripper are very hard to getbut a weapon that can be kept forever.well if high stars and lvld for early stage of the gamehigh-damage weapons will be.
- The best gun is the JKH CAW. IT CAN SHOOT THROUGH WALLS. It's damage is 1800. Which is the best gun in sas 3? 2012-02-16 23:-02-16 23:56:12. The best gun is the.
- Oct 11, 2015 I would say for assault rifle the best gun would be the mixmaster. It is just amazing. I have a level 10. The shotgun would be shockfield (but is extremely rare.) I don’t like LMGs. As a heavy, that’s weird but yeah. The best pistol would either be poison claw (I have a level 10.; kills bosses in 5-10 seconds).
- CM 505 RIA 45 Para Tombstone Proposition HVM 008 Z-5 Heavy RIA 40 Ronson LBM Supermarine RIA T40 CM 530 BabyCOM HIKS M1000 Unspecified Autocannon ( Zombie Mech weapon) Unspecified Minigun ( Zombdroid Soldier weapon).
As one would expect of a special forces unit, aside from the range of standard weapons used by the UK military, the men of the 22nd Special Air Service (SAS) have access to a wider selection of firearms and other weapons than your average British soldier.
This section of the site takes a look at some of the weapons known to be used by the Special Air Service.
C8 carbine
The Regiment's primary assault rifle / carbineUCIW
Ultra Compact Individual Weapon - a very short version of the M4Best Gun Ever
M16 & variants
5.56mm rifle / carbineHK G3
7.62mm battle rifle used by UKSFHK33 / 53
5.56mm version of the G3HK G36
Modern assault rifle made by Heckler & KochHK MP5
World famous counter-terrorist weapons - the MP5 sub machine gunMAC-10 SMG
9mm SMG once used by the SAS in Northern IrelandHandguns
Info on the Sig Sauer P226, Browning High Power and other pistols.Welrod
World War-era 2 silenced pistolRemington 870
Shotgun often loaded with special breaching roundsHK417
Medium ranger sniper rifleL96A1
The Regiment's long range sniper rifleAW 50
.50 cal anti-material rifleArwen 37
Tear gas canister launcher used for counter-terrorism operationsFlash-Bang
Stun Grenade devloped by the SAS CRW wing.M72 LAW
![Gun Gun](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KpFVPGTJpvA/maxresdefault.jpg)
Claymore
A portable anti-personnel mine used for defence and ambushesM203
40mm grenade launcher fitted to SAS riflesUGL
A modern grenade launcher systemSas 4 Best Gun
MK19
40mm grenade launcher fitted to SAS vehicles used in the 1991 Gulf WarStinger
Shoulder-fired Surface-To_Air missile (SAM)Sas 4 Mobile Best Premium Gun
view youtube video featuring SAS Counter Terrorism weapons
As with mmany other special forces units, Special Air Service troopers will train with many of the world's military weapons, such as Kalashnikovs. These are not weapons that they would normally choose to take with them on operations but due to their ubiquity amongst other armed forces, it is important for an SAS operator to have working knowledge of them. Not only might they be tasked with training foreign militaries with their use, they may also lead such forces into combat, using their weapons. The SAS may also need to use the enemy's guns in emergency situations - ie such as in escape and evasion, when a trooper may need to take and use guns from fallen enemy soldiers. Then there are 'false-flag' operations, in which the SAS may purposely use firearms likely to be identified with another force in order to cover their own identity.
As with mmany other special forces units, Special Air Service troopers will train with many of the world's military weapons, such as Kalashnikovs. These are not weapons that they would normally choose to take with them on operations but due to their ubiquity amongst other armed forces, it is important for an SAS operator to have working knowledge of them. Not only might they be tasked with training foreign militaries with their use, they may also lead such forces into combat, using their weapons. The SAS may also need to use the enemy's guns in emergency situations - ie such as in escape and evasion, when a trooper may need to take and use guns from fallen enemy soldiers. Then there are 'false-flag' operations, in which the SAS may purposely use firearms likely to be identified with another force in order to cover their own identity.