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Say I have a model with 2 guns. Do the shots of the first gun need to be completely resolved before the shots of the second gun "happen"? It appears that this is the case, but I wanted to double check.
   
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Please look through this forum. There are already plenty of other topics covering how to resolve shooting with different weapons in a unit, regardless of whether one model has 2 different guns or two models each have 1 different gun (its all resolved the same).


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