If Boba used earth weapons....... (Page 1 of 4)

His gear would probably look something like this,
Ballistic Ceramic Plate for Body Armor Systems
Ballistic Bicep Extension for Body Armor Systems
Heavyweight Extended Kevlar Hood
Centurion Forearm Protector
Centurion Neoprene Elbow Pads
RBR Mark II Urban Combat Tactical Helmet with visor
Sig arms 556 rifle as a primary weapon
http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r102 … de16in.jpg
Colt model 1911 .45 X2 as secondary
M3 Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System
M141 Bunker Defeat Munition
M249 Light Machine Gun
M234 Riot Control Launcher

Vehicle

Light Armored Vehicle-Anti-Tank
Specs.

ARMAMENT:
Primary:
Emerson 901A1 Turret System
Self Defense:
M240E 7.62mm machine gun
Ancillary:
(2) M257 smoke grenade launchers
Ammunition:
Ready:
(8) L8A1 smoke grenades
(2) TOW II ATGM
200 rounds 7.62mm
Stowed:
(8) L8A1 smoke grenades
800 rounds 7.62mm
(14) TOW II ATGM

POWER TRAIN & SUSPENSION

Engine 275 hp Detroit Diesel 6V53T
Transmission Allison MT653 (5 speeds forward - 1 reverse)
Transfer case (1)
Differentials (4) automotive, (1) water drive
Suspension (8) wheel independent.
Full time 4 wheel (rear)
Selective 8 wheel drive
Power steering
Power brakes
Selective water drive
Water drive:
(2) propellers
(4) rudders

Length 251.6 in.
Width 98.4 in.
Height 123.0 in. (reducible to 106 inches)
Curb weight 24850 lb.
Gross weight (max.) 27650 lb.
Maximum speed 62 mph
Swim speed 6.5 mph
Mazimum range 410 miles
Minimum turn diameter 51 ft.
Maximum trench crossing 81 in.
Maximum grade 60%
Maximum side slope 30%

I think that he would use an M16 with a bayonet. He would probably have some sort of semi-automatic pistol and grenades. He also might have a kukri or sabre for melee.

How about this for a vehicle:

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land … 97056a.jpg

Yep, that's 8 stinger missles and a GAU-12 25mm gatling gun.

He might use 2 Desert Eagles in .50 Action Express caliber.

for a heavy MG, fett would use the ww2 MG42,it has a high rate of fire at 1500 rounds per minute-20 rounds a second and is reliable, relatively light and truly devastating.you can either use it in the heavy mg mode, or can carry it firing from the hip giving massive firepower.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zmcRZkcc-A

For an assult rifle i would give him an AK-47  with a grenade launcher attachment.

http://www.volny.cz/ak-47/ak-47/aks-47.jpg

For a sub machine gun i would give him a P90,compact,light and with an impressive rate of fire for a sub machine gun at 900 rounds a minute.

http://www.caws.demon.co.uk/airsoft/images/P90-4.jpg

For a pistol i would give him a Mauser c96 which was first made in 1896 and was used in both the first and second world wars. Although it is very old it is long range for a handgun and accurate,also the later version,the shnelfeur could fire fully automatic like an uzi.it could have either a 10 or 20 round mag and a stock.

  http://www.a-human-right.com/c96-1.jpg

Sorry about the slow reply I was away from my computer this weekend.
Yes I did, if I were in that line of work that is what I would use.

That's the point the person using the S.A.W. is supposed to provide covering fire not sniping an individual target.  It is to pin down the enemy allowing for troops to advance, or fall back under the covering fire of the weapon that is also why the supporting gunner with the weapon has the heaviest armor in the squad because the routinely expose them selves to the enemy in order to do their job.

I keep looking at the weapons and technology that we have here on Earth currently and in order for him to be truly effective he would need a partner, most vehicles need a driver and gunner, all aircraft big enough to transport a captive need a crew of two.  So an additional Earth weapon would be a partner.

I'm going to say that he would use the AK-47 mainly because of its durability, one of the toughest guns ever made.

Gun threads....excellent.

In keeping with Fett's deadly and efficient nature, it is my opinion that the hunter would wield, primarily, a Fabrique Nationale P90 PDW, firing 5.7mm SS190 steel-cored NATO rounds at 900rpm from a 50 round, horizontal, above-the-barrel magazine.  The weapon can pierce 48 layers of Kevlar from 200 meters away, incredible penetration in even the Star Wars Universe.

Depending on Boba's preference of the two schools of handgun thought: Large, slow moving projectiles, as opposed small high velocity ones, I believe the best sidearm choice would be one of the following. The Fabrique Nationale Five-seveN, a high capacity handgun that fires the same SS190 rounds as the P90, making the 20-round magazine pistol a sister-weapon to the PDW; or, the Para-Ordinance P14-45 M1911 clone. The P14-45 is similar in design to the classic 1911, but sports a wider grip for a double-stacked magazine of .45 ACP rounds, giving it a maximum capacity of 14 rounds, impressive for a .45 caliber pistol. A Glock-26 compact handgun also serves as a useful terciary weapon, carried in an ankle or shoulder holster.

The normal assortment of knives and explosives is genuinely impossible to determine, as one generally operates as well as the next. However, to give popular examples, he would invoke the assistance of M67 fragmentation grenades, and perhaps bear a Marine Corps combat knife in a boot sheath. As the topic asked specifically for weapons, I shall leave it at that.

Powerful wouldn't exactly be the word. It's....unique. Unlike other antimaterial rifles, say a big boy .50 cal, the small 5.7mm rounds the P90 fires have nearly no stopping power, shoot a man with a full burst of automatic fire, they'll penetrate clean through, meaning he'll likely keep moving with little damage to his momentum, even he's for all intensive purposes dead. It has penetration, but negligible stopping power. The center of the bullet is made of steel, which unlike lead is not nearly as maluable, and has a much higher melting point. As such the bullet keeps it's pointed shape, instead of becoming a molten slug like most rounds. The small bullet size is consequently the reason for its extremely high-capacity magazine.

Everything I've written, in this post and the last, has been solely from memory. I love these guns.

Sleek, efficient, deadly; it does indeed fit perfectly.