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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack_Sparrow" data-source="post: 3713531" data-attributes="member: 106688">Shotguns M3 Super <img src="http://www.ukterrorist.com/guides/weapon_guide/m3.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> This is the cheapest of the two shotguns available, and deservedly so. If you're intent on being top of the score boards this just isn't the gun to do it with...it's got a pretty slow reload and rate of fire meaning that if the action is coming thick and fast, you probably won't last with only 8 rounds in the clip. It's a fairly powerful gun, though, and can be useful in close quarters battle (CQB), but not as useful as it's counterpart, the XM1014. It's obviously pretty accurate, as you'd expect with a slow rate of fire, within a certain range of course. XM1014 <img src="http://www.ukterrorist.com/guides/weapon_guide/xm1014.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> If you want a shotgun, this is the one to go for....if you have the $3000 to spare. It only has a 7 round clip which empties very fast, so you'll have to be a dab hand with it but other than that it's a very good gun. Again, it's quite powerful but this time the rate of fire is more sufficient when you need to clear out an enclosed space. This is a good gun for any small, enclosed maps but it's not to be used over any great distance, obviously. What's also quite handy is that you can still fire whilst reloading, as with the m3 super, meaning that you'll still have some sort of cover (albeit slower firing rate as you reload) until you can find cover to reload fully. </blockquote>

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