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H.B.M.C. wrote:Not necessarily. It could just be the hand-crank that loads the next shell from the magazine.

That would rather eliminate the point of a magazine, which should chamber the next round. It is why magazines have springs...

Or it could be there for when he manually loads specific types of shells (hence the heaps of non-magazined shells he's carrying).

Really what the shotgun needs is a pump handle, a box mag, a banana clip on top, a bolt on the side, and a hammer at the back. That'd make no sense.


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Agamemnon2 wrote:Did you actually think anyone at GW knows the first thing about how real firearms work? I'm surprised they're capable of tying their own shoelaces.

If you pay close attention you can see that Straken does have shoelaces and they are indeed tied up.

Of course that doesn't prove anything more than the designers at GW have seen what a shoe with tied up laces looks like.

H.B.M.C. wrote:

Agamemnon2 wrote:Did you actually think anyone at GW knows the first thing about how real firearms work? I'm surprised they're capable of tying their own shoelaces.

If you pay close attention you can see that Straken does have shoelaces and they are indeed tied up.

Of course that doesn't prove anything more than the designers at GW have seen what a shoe with tied up laces looks like.

You know the old saying, "Those that can't, teach" or in this case, those that can't, can model it with Green Stuff.

Fortunately for us, there's no limit to the things GW can't do.