What is the difference between the TR series and the BR series?
Yes, I know that the TR is the turret rifle and the BR is the battle rifle, but is there a fundamental difference between the 2, or is it all just preference as to the name?
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Mar 23, 2011. 11:14 AMslimshaddy
says:
The difference is TR means Turret rifle and BR means Battle rifle
Mar 25, 2011. 1:55 PMThe Jamalam (author)
says:
we established this 9 months ago, but thanks anyway :)
I'm pretty sure that the tr is just an updated version of the br series
Feb 26, 2010. 10:30 AMTigerNod
says:
Same thing Knex lover said. KillerK first used the name BR but later changed it.
Feb 12, 2010. 7:48 PMchopstx
says:
Lol, i should be GR8 instead of BR8. So that it can be great.
Feb 8, 2010. 5:08 PMtravw
says:
BR= Battle Rifle
TR= Turret Rifle
Same difference. Just the name. (There are very minor differences that minimally affect performance, but that's not enough for me.)
TR= Turret Rifle
Same difference. Just the name. (There are very minor differences that minimally affect performance, but that's not enough for me.)
Feb 8, 2010. 3:15 PMTheDunkis
says:
Essentially they're the same thing. It was meant to be a war weapon so it was called a battle rifle at first. Then he decided to emphasize the use of the turret. I like to think of the BR series as Killerk's weapons specifically and TRs as the broad range of custom BRs made by others. In other words TRs are a category of weapons and BR is the name of killerk's TRs. That's just my thinking though.
The 8 shot version of the gun is referred to as the "BR" more often, and the 18 shot is almost always called the "TR".
Feb 8, 2010. 11:06 AMninjusk
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BR was killerk's first name for the series but was changed to TR at some point in time. they can be called both but TR is more used ( besides the 8 shot because that is still called the BR-8)
id say theres none at all, they both really do the same job...
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