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Can a model that is carrying multiple guns fire all it's guns in the shooting phase. For example a Nob biker has the twin-linked dakkaguns on the bike and is carrying a shoota. Can that nob fire both guns in the shooting phase and since their both assault weapons, still assault afterwards? I know this seems like a stupid question, but I keep looking through the rulebook and I find mention that some units can fire multiple weapons, but it never explains what units can do that. So I'm confused.

Non-vehicle models can fire a single weapon unless it's a Monstrous Creature which can fire 2 or it has a piece of wargear or special rule that allows a model to shoot more.

Vehicles can shoot all of their weapons depending upon how far they've moved.

Walkers can shoot all of their weapons if they don't run.

Infantry and Jump Infantry may fire one weapon in the shooting phase

Bikes may fire one weapon per rider on the bike.

Monstrous creatures may fire two weapons in the shooting phase

Vehicles may fire a number of weapons from none to all, dependant on how fast they have moved in the previous movement phase.

Madmax1 wrote:Can a model that is carrying multiple guns fire all it's guns in the shooting phase.

In a Word, No.

In slightly more words, No, unless they have a special rule saying they can.

Got it. Thank you!!!!