Bolt Action Modern Battle Report

This week I decided to play another game set in modern Afghanistan, however, I decided not to use Contact Front rules. Instead, I decided to use the Bolt Action Moderns rules, a fan adaptation of the popular WW2 platoon level skirmish game, Bolt Action. This version is available on Jay’s Wargaming Madness blog for free along with some army lists, link below.
If you enjoy Bolt Action but want to play some modern games, I would recommend checking these rules adaptation out!
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[@jeffnorris3913]

Bolt action is now on version 3. It is much better rule wise. You might look into buying it. It comes in a small rules only version with a starter army, or the big hardbackwith rules and all basic armylists . One of the new rule structures is a new firing routine. .the firing modifier are easier to figure out and they added a saving throw based on cover. It is a great improvement

[@TsCreativeRamblings]

Thanks for that. I’ll check it out. Thanks for the support!

[@h.s.lafever3277]

cool

[@TsCreativeRamblings]

Thanks for your support and feedback!

[@h.s.lafever3277]

@@TsCreativeRamblings we (Alaska Gen-X wargaming Club) went with Konflict '47 for our rules. works ok, we do add some house rules to make it more to our taste, and to fit our play style.
we are using the force structure of k47 for battle groups, and are going to be using BA3 army structure for campaign and regular large army play. its a cool quick system.
for modern minis we get from empress, under fire, and gringo 40. if you liked BA, give K47 a shot. happy gaming

[@TsCreativeRamblings]

Thanks for that! A really interesting idea. I’ve not played K47 but have seen it played. It was a little too crazy for my liking but a neat idea.
Definitely some good model choices there. I generally play in 20mm.