Main Military Weapon of Your Country (Mk. II)

[Dimoniquid]

Didn't get much feedback on it.
Stats.

Length: 34.5 In.
Weight: 7.5 Lbs.

Caliber: 7.62x54mm
Fire Rate: 500-600 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 1489 FPS
Maximum Range: 890 Yards
Effective Range: 460 yards
Feed System: 20 Round Detachable Box Magazine

Sound about right?

*cough cough*

Calm down, tiger! Anyway, nice blending. Why is that dust cover on the bottom of the stock?

[Dimoniquid]

The Mk5 Colonial Defence support weapon

Fixed.

[Britinia II]

The Mk5 Colonial Defence support weapon

Fixed.

Whoops, Thanks

[Hornopolis]

MORITA ASSAULT RIFLE

-Pew pew pew-

Yes, quite.

[Dimoniquid]

MORITA ASSAULT RIFLE

-Pew pew pew-

Yes, quite.

Stats?

[Igorino]

this is our main weapon


and that is our main backup weapon

[Armajaro]

Well seen as this is my military.

Whatever Bubba can find in his shed

[Hornopolis]

Pip-Pip

-Pew pew pew-

Yes, quite.

Stats?

The Morita rifle has a "Bullpup" configuration in which the action and magazine are located behind the trigger, increasing barrel length and permitting a shorter weapon, saving weight and increasing maneuverability. The rifle uses 7.62mm ammunition (.30 caliber), which explains the rifles size, range and power. Theoretically, the rounds may be made from more advanced materials such as carbide or composites. The magazines have a 160 round capacity and the weapon its self can be set to semi or fully automatic fire. The standard add on is the 8 gauge 3.5" 12 round semi automatic shotgun.

[Amerikians]

Looks a lot like that one Chinese sub machine gun. The er...Type 05?

[New Lusitaniagrad]

The G36 is the standerd rifle issued among Lusitanian troops.

[The Anglo-Saxon Empire]

Pip-Pip

-Pew pew pew-

Yes, quite.

Stats?

The Morita rifle has a "Bullpup" configuration in which the action and magazine are located behind the trigger, increasing barrel length and permitting a shorter weapon, saving weight and increasing maneuverability. The rifle uses 7.62mm ammunition (.30 caliber), which explains the rifles size, range and power. Theoretically, the rounds may be made from more advanced materials such as carbide or composites. The magazines have a 160 round capacity and the weapon its self can be set to semi or fully automatic fire. The standard add on is the 8 gauge 3.5" 12 round semi automatic shotgun.

LOL

The magazine looks more like a 556 mag, you probably caan't even carry 160 7.62 rounds in any magazine, including drum magazines, but you won't need that much ammo anyway. The 8 gauge underslung shotgun is funny, being that no one uses 8 gauge shotguns anymore, and the recoil makes them nearly useless for military applications. For your rifle to work, it would probably have to weight more than an AMR.

[Crookfur]

The Standard Issue rifle in the Crookfur Armed Forces is the SX23A2:

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Details here

[Kivigrad]

Could I receive some more feedback on my weapons?

To help start off the new thread, here are the issue weapons of my nation's military.


The standard issue rifle of most of Kivigrad's infantry troops is the Mk.4 Battle Rifle. It is currently replacing the Mk.3. Kivigrad decided to design and field the Mk.4 after troops wanted something smaller and more compact, but still had power and accuracy.

Mk.4 Battle Rifle

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With underslung 40mm grenade launcher
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Weight: 8.14 lb / 10.94 with UGL
Length: 32.1 in
Barrel Length: 24 in

Caliber: 6.8 SPC (6.8x43mm)
Operation: Gas operated, rotating bolt
Fire Rate: 700-950 RPM (depending on firing mode)
Muzzle Velocity: 2950 ft/s
Effective Range: 550 yards
Maximum Range: 1000 yards
Feed System: 30 round detachable box magazine
Sights: Integrated dual scope system, 3.5 magnification scope on bottom with a completely independent 1x illuminated cross hair scope on top. The 1x scope can operate without power.



Some reserve units have yet to be issued the Mk.4, and still field the Mk.3

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Weight: 9.3 lb
Length: 41.2 in
Barrel Length: 20 in

Caliber: 7.62x51mm
Operation: Roller delayed blowback
Fire Rate: 500-650 RPM (depending on firing mode)
Muzzle Velocity: 2700 ft/s
Effective Range: 750 yards
Maximum Range: 1350 yards
Feed System: 20 round detachable box magazine
Sights: Integrated iron sights with a picatinny rail for mounting of optical systems.



Light Machine Gun

Mk.5 Light Squad Weapon (LSW)

The Mk.5 LSW was made in conjunction with the Mk.4 Battle Rifle to have commonality in calibers across as many weapon fields as possible. It has fully replaced the Mk.4 LSW in all branches of the service.

http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/7341/mk5lsw.png

Weight: 21.5 lb
Length: 42.0 in
Barrel Length: 24 in

Caliber: 6.8SPC (6.8x43mm)
Operation: Gas operated, closed bolt
Fire Rate: 850 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 2950 ft/s
Effective Range: 800 yards
Maximum Range: 1200 yards
Feed System: 200 round detachable box magazine
Sights: Integrated iron sights with rear leaf sight, built in picatinny rail for mounting of optical systems.


Long Range Weapons (Sniper Rifles)

Mk.3 Long Range Weapon System (LRWS)

During the design of the Mk.4 BR and Mk.5 LSW it was decided that since the military was steering away from the 7.62x51mm round, it was time to improve upon the LRWS and design it around a true long range caliber. The result was the Mk.3 LRWS.

http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/7971/mk3lrws.jpg

Weight: 14.3 lb
Length: 48.4 in
Barrel Length: 28 in

Caliber: .338 Lapua Magnum (8.6x70mm)
Operation: Bolt Action
Muzzle Velocity: 3450 ft/s
Effective Range: 1800 yards
Feed System: 5 round detachable box magazine
Sights: 4-12z Leopold scope mounted on a picatinny rail, other optics can be mounted instead.


Mk.3 Long Range Anti-Material Rifle (LRAM)

http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/1013/mk3lram.jpg

Weight: 41.6 lb
Length: 64.2 in
Barrel Length: 38 in

Caliber: 14.5 Lance (14.5x115mm)
Operation: Semi Automatic
Muzzle Velocity: 4150 ft/s
Effective Range: 3000 yards
Feed System: 5 round detachable box magazine
Sights: 6-16x Leopold scope mounted on a picatinny rail, other optics can be mounted instead.


Close Quarters Combat Weapons

Mk. 2 Combat Shotgun

The Mk.2 is Kivigrad’s first ground up build of a combat shotgun. Due to the larger amounts of urban combat soldiers are currently facing, something had to be done for room clearing. The result was the Mk.2 CS, a 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun issued to units on breaching and clearing operations.

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Weight: 8.42 lb
Length: 32.4 in
Barrel Length: 18.5 in

Caliber: 12 Gauge
Operation: Gas operated
Effective Range: 40 yards
Feed System: 10 round detachable box magazine
Sights: EOTech 551 with back up fixed iron sights.



Mk.2 Personal Defense Weapon (PDW)

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Weight: 4.5 lb
Length: 28 in (extended)
19.5 in (stock folded)
Barrel Length: 10 in

Caliber: 6x35mm KAC
Operation: Gas operated, rotating bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 2425 ft/s
Maximum Range: 300 yards
Feed System: 30 round detachable box magazine
Sights: Red dot quick reflex sight with back up fixed iron sights.





Support Type Weapons


Anti Tank Weapons

Mk.2 Anti-Tank Missile

http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/4076/atmunloaded.jpg

The Mk.2 is a laser guided anti-tank missile packed with almost a pound of explosives. Typically ammunition is a tandem HEAT round made to cut through modern tank armor, though it can also be fitted with thermobaric missiles for anti-personnel uses.

Weight: 14.6 lb
Length: 38 in

Caliber: 50mm rocket, 75mm warhead
Muzzle velocity: 400 ft/s
Maximum Range: 1200 yards (self detonation)
Sights: 4x Optical system for unassisted firing. Back up irons. Also equipped with a laser guidance system. Spot a target, missile will follow slight changes along the lasers path.



Squad Support

Mk.3 Mortar System

http://img808.imageshack.us/img808/3392/mortar.jpg

The Mk.3 Mortar system is a 60mm smoothbore mortar designed to multiply a squads power. It is capable of firing a multitude of different rounds, including air burst munitions.


Weight: 24.3 lb
Barrel length: 1.8 ft
Caliber: 60mm
Rate of Fire: 18-28 rpm
Effective range: 2500 yards
Crew: 2

[The Ottish Empire]

Didn't get much feedback on it.
Stats.

Length: 34.5 In.
Weight: 7.5 Lbs.

Caliber: 7.62x54mm
Fire Rate: 500-600 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 1489 FPS
Maximum Range: 890 Yards
Effective Range: 460 yards
Feed System: 20 Round Detachable Box Magazine

Sound about right?

*cough cough*

Calm down, tiger! Anyway, nice blending. Why is that dust cover on the bottom of the stock?

Sorry it just seems if you don't say something you are forgotten. Anyways the shells eject from the bottom of the stock. It seems complicated and a bad way of making an ambidextrous weapon, but it's much simpler than it seems. There was actually a large argument about it on the last thread.

[Dimoniquid]

Didn't get much feedback on it.
Stats.

Length: 34.5 In.
Weight: 7.5 Lbs.

Caliber: 7.62x54mm
Fire Rate: 500-600 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 1489 FPS
Maximum Range: 890 Yards
Effective Range: 460 yards
Feed System: 20 Round Detachable Box Magazine

Sound about right?

*cough cough*

Calm down, tiger! Anyway, nice blending. Why is that dust cover on the bottom of the stock?

Sorry it just seems if you don't say something you are forgotten. Anyways the shells eject from the bottom of the stock. It seems complicated and a bad way of making an ambidextrous weapon, but it's much simpler than it seems. There was actually a large argument about it on the last thread.

It's an interesting concept - I'd like to see the mechanism. How would it work?

[Kivigrad]

Didn't get much feedback on it.
Stats.

Length: 34.5 In.
Weight: 7.5 Lbs.

Caliber: 7.62x54mm
Fire Rate: 500-600 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 1489 FPS
Maximum Range: 890 Yards
Effective Range: 460 yards
Feed System: 20 Round Detachable Box Magazine

Sound about right?

*cough cough*

Calm down, tiger! Anyway, nice blending. Why is that dust cover on the bottom of the stock?

Sorry it just seems if you don't say something you are forgotten. Anyways the shells eject from the bottom of the stock. It seems complicated and a bad way of making an ambidextrous weapon, but it's much simpler than it seems. There was actually a large argument about it on the last thread.

It's an interesting concept - I'd like to see the mechanism. How would it work?

I came up with the concept with my Mk.4 Battle Rifle, I covered it in the last thread. I will go dig it up.

[The Ottish Empire]

Didn't get much feedback on it.
Stats.

Length: 34.5 In.
Weight: 7.5 Lbs.

Caliber: 7.62x54mm
Fire Rate: 500-600 RPM
Muzzle Velocity: 1489 FPS
Maximum Range: 890 Yards
Effective Range: 460 yards
Feed System: 20 Round Detachable Box Magazine

Sound about right?

*cough cough*

Calm down, tiger! Anyway, nice blending. Why is that dust cover on the bottom of the stock?

Sorry it just seems if you don't say something you are forgotten. Anyways the shells eject from the bottom of the stock. It seems complicated and a bad way of making an ambidextrous weapon, but it's much simpler than it seems. There was actually a large argument about it on the last thread.

It's an interesting concept - I'd like to see the mechanism. How would it work?

I came up with the concept with my Mk.4 Battle Rifle, I covered it in the last thread. I will go dig it up.

He did, as far as I know, I simply replaced his M4/M16 charging handle idea with a simple bolt.

[Hornopolis]

Pip-Pip

-Pew pew pew-

Yes, quite.

Stats?

The Morita rifle has a "Bullpup" configuration in which the action and magazine are located behind the trigger, increasing barrel length and permitting a shorter weapon, saving weight and increasing maneuverability. The rifle uses 7.62mm ammunition (.30 caliber), which explains the rifles size, range and power. Theoretically, the rounds may be made from more advanced materials such as carbide or composites. The magazines have a 160 round capacity and the weapon its self can be set to semi or fully automatic fire. The standard add on is the 8 gauge 3.5" 12 round semi automatic shotgun.

LOL

The magazine looks more like a 556 mag, you probably caan't even carry 160 7.62 rounds in any magazine, including drum magazines, but you won't need that much ammo anyway. The 8 gauge underslung shotgun is funny, being that no one uses 8 gauge shotguns anymore, and the recoil makes them nearly useless for military applications. For your rifle to work, it would probably have to weight more than an AMR.

Nu.

[Satirius]

He's FT D:<

[Dimoniquid]

He's FT D:<

[Dimoniquid]

He's FT D:<

So... that means 7.62mm becomes 5mm?

It means it becomes a lahsor!

[Satirius]

He's FT D:<

So... that means 7.62mm becomes 5mm?

12-DIMENSIONAL BOX MAGAZINES

STFU DDDDDDDDD:<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

[Dimoniquid]

He's FT D:<

So... that means 7.62mm becomes 5mm?

12-DIMENSIONAL BOX MAGAZINES

STFU DDDDDDDDD:<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

[Senestrum]

He's FT D:<

So... that means 7.62mm becomes 5mm?

12-DIMENSIONAL BOX MAGAZINES

STFU DDDDDDDDD:<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Then it's not a box.

urrite

it's a HYPER-BOX

[The Anglo-Saxon Empire]

He's FT D:<

So... that means 7.62mm becomes 5mm?

12-DIMENSIONAL BOX MAGAZINES

STFU DDDDDDDDD:<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Then it's not a box.

urrite

it's a HYPER-BOX

I think ULTRA-BOX sounds cooler.