[quote=@Error] I know about what I am doing, given that he only has it since it has a wide spread of fire. He is supposidly part of the mob so could get a hand on some weapons. Also bare in mind he isnt in england and is still in america. [/quote] I was referring to the American NFA act of 1934 regulating the trade, possession, and manufacture of Title II firearms, [i]such as autocannons, machine-guns, and anti-tank rocket-launchers[/i]. -Not saying it's impossible, just saying that all those American Youtube videos are of people with ridiculously clean criminal-records and about several grand to blow on legal fees if you so much as scowl at them. And not complete foreigners with extensive mafia connections. -Yes, even FPSRussia. We don't just hand-out m'f'ing tanks to crazy people with Russian accents without doing our homework first. Also, error, check the entry in the character-page, is different: [quote=@Foster] Name: Wilson Taggart | Age: 25 | Gender: M [b]Personality:[/b] Careful and precise, despite a reckless fatalist attitude. His altruistic tendencies have generally meant a good reputation. His wary shrewdness however [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzCWOzu3KN4]stems from a long history of people who take advantage of his generosity[/url]. [b]Back Story:[/b] Factory-worker and trained first-responder; Taggart is also a bit of a military-reenactor, not only fascinated with various collections, but also the how and why it was used and designed in order to get a better understanding of history while also learning some useful survival-skills. [b]Other:[/b] A bit of a history-buff/survivalist. Is moderately deaf and severely blind on the left side. Stocks a rather surprising amount of medical supplies. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZD65cYvyYY]Enjoy our cuisine[/url], I did mention he knows how to cook, right? [/quote] Also, I'm aware of the issues with frightened horses. There's several reasons why Taggart wanted to leave the horse behind when checking the airfield, you listed a few of them. -Other notes: [list][*]The horse is amish, [i]you don't ride them, [u]ever[/u][/i], they pull carriages. Unless you like getting kicked in the head, that is. The concept is almost entirely alien to them and their reaction to a 150 pound man mounting them like a horny stallion is likely be very negative. [*]Horses on their own make quite a bit of noise, a horse & rider is quite tall in the woods of the ORV (likely to become a "headless horseman" if the stallion goes nuts), and a carriage just makes that so much worse. [*]Horses, when they aren't frightened, tend to get way too curious if left unattended in unfamiliar surroundings. Especially when hungry. [*]When traveling at night with a horse, you're probably going to have to get out and lead the horse by the reigns.[/list] Also, Taggart found the horse slightly after a month into this mess, not just one month before the RP starts.