Shots Fired

No tabs up for this yet, so I thought I'd try my hand. It's about 90%, 95% right - not
entirely sure about some of the chords in the right ear during the verse, but this should
be a pretty good tab to go on when combined with a comprehensive solo tab. I'm not going
to attempt the solo here! Someone else will have to do that.
So, let's get started.
Intro:

Use your little finger to reach the 4 on A, so the clash rings out.
The second time this is played through, this riff comes in:

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Palm mute at your discretion. I think it sounds most like the record how I've indicated,
but it's your call. The main riff kicks in at this point, and after a few bars Slash
changes to this:

Both guitars then briefly drop out, and the riff continues on the bass. You then get
this from Slash:

If you're on a Les Paul, back off some of the volume on your rhythm pickup and you
should be able to get this section sounding pretty baddass. Change back to your original tone
when you hit the C bend at the end of the section, which goes into the bridge:

The change between the C and the F is very quick, so you'll have to pay attention to the
change. If you're struggling you can play a 3 on the A and D strings, and you'll hit an
F5 chord which sounds fine too.
Chorus:

From here you're straight back into the riff, so play the riff/verse/bridge/chorus again.
The chorus is slightly longer the second time round, and with a different pattern -
listen to the track to work out the different rhythm, it's a very basic Dun-dun-Dun-dun rock
rhythm. It also ends differently, like this:

This then takes you into the pre-solo:

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There are lots of numbers here, so reading the rhythm off the tab can be a bit
confusing. Be diligent, the rhythm isn't complicated if you're reading clearly.
Solo Rhythm: D5, F5, C5, D5, F5, C5, A#5, C5, D5.
You end the solo section with this:

And then go into the chorus, then into the riff. Over the riff you get this solo: