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Sometimes, a semi-automatic weapon is a better choice than a full-automatic one. Reloading is less frequent, you get more accurate shots, and they degrade slower more often than not. But automatics are the ones with the looks that interest people, and have plenty of groups and subgroups to hold the type, such as machine guns and assault rifles. In the earlier times, select-fire was rare, and usually leads to fast degradation. This rifle, bearing the title due to a larger caliber than its base model, was made with a system similar to the rifles of the west, utilizing a lever to chamber a new round while extracting the spent one. This model comes with the Thompson's main shape, other than the pistol grip and sharp-angled horizontal foregrip. It can utilize either a 25 rounder or a full 50 rounder drum, depending on the situation. It, like its base model, ejects the shells upwards, so don't try firing fast while walking slowly. This adaption for a western environment makes it unsuitable for militaristic battle as a main battle rifle (due to the semi-only mode) nor as an officer's firearm (due to the rifle-like size) but does have potential as a marksman rifle or maybe even a building clearance rifle. Whatever the use, don't use it for crowd control or for large offensive attacks, as the lack of a full auto mode will most likely get you sprayed down by those who do have a fully automatic weapon.

Description
Sometimes, a semi-automatic weapon is a better choice than a full-automatic one. Reloading is less frequent, you get more accurate shots, and they degrade slower more often than not. But automatics are the ones with the looks that interest people, and have plenty of groups and subgroups to hold the type, such as machine guns and assault rifles. In the earlier times, select-fire was rare, and usually leads to fast degradation. This rifle, bearing the title due to a larger caliber than its base model, was made with a system similar to the rifles of the west, utilizing a lever to chamber a new round while extracting the spent one. This model comes with the Thompson's main shape, other than the pistol grip and sharp-angled horizontal foregrip. It can utilize either a 25 rounder or a full 50 rounder drum, depending on the situation. It, like its base model, ejects the shells upwards, so don't try firing fast while walking slowly. This adaption for a western environment makes it unsuitable for militaristic battle as a main battle rifle (due to the semi-only mode) nor as an officer's firearm (due to the rifle-like size) but does have potential as a marksman rifle or maybe even a building clearance rifle. Whatever the use, don't use it for crowd control or for large offensive attacks, as the lack of a full auto mode will most likely get you sprayed down by those who do have a fully automatic weapon.