Right guys, I love going through the weapon_request tag because it's a great way for me to hone my ability to research and ID weapons in pieces of art.
However, riddle me this. Why do we have a benelli_m4 tag and a benelli_m1014 tag? This seems a bit redundant.
Right guys, I love going through the weapon_request tag because it's a great way for me to hone my ability to research and ID weapons in pieces of art.
However, riddle me this. Why do we have a benelli_m4 tag and a benelli_m1014 tag? This seems a bit redundant.
Somebody probably messed up. In any case, it's different names for the same gun anyways and I think the tagger for that one might have tagged them both in case they got it wrong (which is perfectly understandable).
Right guys, I love going through the weapon_request tag because it's a great way for me to hone my ability to research and ID weapons in pieces of art.
However, riddle me this. Why do we have a benelli_m4 tag and a benelli_m1014 tag? This seems a bit redundant.
My personal take, Benelli M4 is the designation that US military gives to their adopted Benelli M1014s, as for why the Danbooru community needs this distinction, I don't f**kin' know, I don't think half of them make this distinction.
My personal take, Benelli M4 is the designation that US military gives to their adopted Benelli M1014s, as for why the Danbooru community needs this distinction, I don't f**kin' know, I don't think half of them make this distinction.
Just want to mention that this matter was solved 10 months ago in topic #25146. Note that the benelli m1014 tag no longer exists and is now aliased to benelli m4
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