Shooting underwater

If you shoot underwater, the effects depend on the type of weapon you use:

1. Handguns and rifles: Regular firearms can fire underwater, but their effectiveness is severely limited. Water slows bullets down very quickly, so they travel only a few meters before losing their energy.

2. Special underwater guns: Some weapons, like the Russian APS or the German HK P11, are designed for underwater use. They fire long, dart-like projectiles that work much better in water.

3. Sound and pressure: A gunshot underwater creates a loud bang and a pressure wave, which can be dangerous at close range.

4. Risk of malfunction: Some guns might misfire or even get damaged due to water pressure