"Mm."
Her reaction and knowledge of weaponry had him amused; it put him at ease to know he wasn't dealing with a newbie, or some girl who wanted to be rebellious by handling weaponry she had no idea on how to handle. The makeshift beat increased in tempo, frequently slowing down to accentuate more complex beats.
"I know all about what the 90-TWO model was designed for; it increased the magazine capacity, fixed the poor ergonomical designs, and hell, even added customizable grips for people who are into that kinda thing. And if you're as good as I think you are, telling you my model has a manual safety oughta answer your design question. It takes .40 S&W, by the way."
Leaning further back in his seat, he almost had to wonder if it'd tip back and throw him on his ass, but he favored the conversation more than concern over the chair. Smiling to the woman, he shrugged his shoulders, lifting his hands to his face in an awkward gesture.
"What about the G2 variant instead? Both the F1 and G1 were designed to use the French magazine you were speaking of, but the G2 was made to fit with NATO standards. To my knowledge, it's the only version of the FAMAS rifle that shares caliber with the M16. I know all about the bullpup configuration, but it's nice to see if your dealer knows the rudimentary shit, y'know?"
His favorite video games and manga had to do with guns and swords; there was nothing better than watching something get cut in half, or shot in the face -- it was the way shit happened for real. Stretching out, his musculature loosened, ridding himself of the tension.
"So, now that I know you're not a newbie, I'd like to ask for a few changes. I'd still like a FAMAS G2 variant rifle, forget the Beretta 92, and get me one of those slick lookin' katanas. If I'm goin' to kill shit for you guys, I wanna be able to enjoy myself."
Her reaction and knowledge of weaponry had him amused; it put him at ease to know he wasn't dealing with a newbie, or some girl who wanted to be rebellious by handling weaponry she had no idea on how to handle. The makeshift beat increased in tempo, frequently slowing down to accentuate more complex beats.
"I know all about what the 90-TWO model was designed for; it increased the magazine capacity, fixed the poor ergonomical designs, and hell, even added customizable grips for people who are into that kinda thing. And if you're as good as I think you are, telling you my model has a manual safety oughta answer your design question. It takes .40 S&W, by the way."
Leaning further back in his seat, he almost had to wonder if it'd tip back and throw him on his ass, but he favored the conversation more than concern over the chair. Smiling to the woman, he shrugged his shoulders, lifting his hands to his face in an awkward gesture.
"What about the G2 variant instead? Both the F1 and G1 were designed to use the French magazine you were speaking of, but the G2 was made to fit with NATO standards. To my knowledge, it's the only version of the FAMAS rifle that shares caliber with the M16. I know all about the bullpup configuration, but it's nice to see if your dealer knows the rudimentary shit, y'know?"
His favorite video games and manga had to do with guns and swords; there was nothing better than watching something get cut in half, or shot in the face -- it was the way shit happened for real. Stretching out, his musculature loosened, ridding himself of the tension.
"So, now that I know you're not a newbie, I'd like to ask for a few changes. I'd still like a FAMAS G2 variant rifle, forget the Beretta 92, and get me one of those slick lookin' katanas. If I'm goin' to kill shit for you guys, I wanna be able to enjoy myself."
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