Daniel Clarke's Secret Stash in 'Numbers' Quiz

Answer:

Clarke technically offers three different kinds of CZ75: there's a single wield full auto, a dual wield semi auto, and dual wield full automatic versions.

Clarke also offers the player their choice between a single and dual wield Kiparis. The single wield version comes with extended mags and a red dot sight.

The SPAS-12, sadly, is by far the weakest of Clarke's offerings. The weapon itself is far from bad, but a shotgun being used to fight enemy snipers and engage in long distance gun fights is simply wading up the creek without a paddle.

The Dragunov, on the other hand, is probably Clarke's most pointless offering. It's not the worst weapon ever by any means, but he simply has a different sniper rifle to give that is far, far better.

The RPG is difficult to wield in this mission. The rocket launcher infamously cannot fire in a straight line, forcing the player to awkwardly compensate if they want to hit their target. That said, it is a rocket launcher, so if the player lands a shot, it's lights out for their target.

The China Lake is basically the worst elements of the RPG and SPAS-12 combined. It is a grenade launcher, so it has far worse range than the RPG.

The G11 is an excellent choice for this mission. It comes equipped with its special, exclusive ACOG scope and plenty of ammo.

The Grim Reaper is pretty impractical for this mission, but it is extremely fun to use. This is a rocket launcher which, unlike the RPG, can actually fire in a straight line.

The HK21 is probably the most efficient, boring choice from Clarke's armory. It has tons and tons of ammo and is itself a sturdy workhorse of a gun. The only 'problem' is that the player has used this weapon numerous times in the campaign by now. With the opportunity to use cool, newer weaponry, the HK21 is simply outperformed in 'coolness' by multiple other choices.

The PM63 is offered as a dual wield weapon. If the player is going for the Double Trouble achievement, earned by only using dual wield weapons, this could be of use.

The PSG1 is one of, if not the single most memorable choices of Clarke's armory. This is the only mission in the entire campaign the player can use it in. It is extremely strong and comes with Variable Zoom, making it perfectly suited for this mission.

Finally, the Spectre is unique for being a weapon giving the player 110% mobility for equipping. It isn't exclusive in this mission for this, as the dual CZ75 offers this as well. But if the player wants something for mobility that doesn't force them to give up the ability to aim down sights, the Spectre would be the perfect (and only!) choice.