Slovitrean Heavy Industries V2 (OPEN)

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Welcome to Slovitrean Heavy Industries! We are a state owned arms manufacturing company, that consists of the formerly independent Slovitrean Arms Corporation. We will still sell all Slovitrean Arms products. Our policy of making custom weapons still stands, and we encourage custom orders.

We are back up! New weapons and new style! We will continually expand our selection of weaponry as we design them.

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Rifles
AP-2
AP-12
Sidearms
K-44

[spoiler=OOC Rules]1) You have to post IC
2) I will take REALISTIC orders for customized weapons, they will be created within a week of your order
3) DPR rights mean you can PRODUCE your own weapons, not SELL them
4) I am Jewish, so don't try and rip me off
5)If a weapon says DPR RIGHTS NOT PERMITTED, it means that
6) Please use my weapons, they are not showpieces
7) No trolling
Constructive criticism is okay, but please do it through TG

RP with me- 5%
Sell me one of your products- 15%
New nation- 10%
Democratic Socialist government type- 5%
Lyras- Permanent 10% Discount
Anemos Major- Permanent 10% Discount
NOTE- MAXIMUM OF 25% DISCOUNT

None. Keep it like that.

We hope you choose Slovitrean Heavy Industries, the professional's choice for military equipment.
Custom Weapons

*Once my account on NSDraftroom gets registered (some reason it's not working), I will get my weapons approved there
We use MSPaint

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Assault Rifles

AP-2



Designation: AP-2 (Avtomat Polyakova, model 2)
Designer: Aleksandr Polyakov
Designed: 1998-2000
Producer: Slovitrean Heavy Industries, Firearms Division
Produced- 2001-

Specifications

Length: 970mm
Barrel length: 458mm
Weight: 3.6kg unloaded, 4.1kg loaded

Action: Short-stroke gas piston, rotating bolt
Cartridge: 6.5x45mm JMC
Muzzle velocity: 840 m/s
Rate of fire: 800 RPM
Feed system: 30-round box
Effective range: 550m
Sights: Open rear, front post, photo-luminescent insets

History
The 6.5x45mm cartridge had been around since the early 1980s, and its current platform, the AP-1, was reliable and hard-hitting, but it was heavy, inaccurate, and generally disliked by troops for poor ergonomics.

Therefore, in 1998, Aleksandr Polyakov's design team began work on a new rifle, one that was more ergonomic, lighter, and more accurate. They rebuilt the weapon from the ground up, aiming for the start for the new 6.5mm cartridge, and redesigning Polyakov's action to be more conventional.

After studying current designs of rifles that fired a round between the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge and the 7.62x39mm M43 cartridge, Polyakov decided on using a short-stroke gas piston, much like the Armalite 18 and the Magpul Masada rifles. Also, instead of aiming for a 356mm carbine-centered rifle, the design team created a full-length barrel, allowing for greater accuracy than the AP-1.

After a competition against a re chambered Remington ACR, HK416, and a modified AK-74M, as well as several competing Slovitrean designs, the AP-2 was selected to become the next standard assault rifle of the Slovitrean Defense Forces.

In 2015, designing began for a highly advanced 6.5x45mm caseless assault rifle, which would eventually replace the AP-2 in front line roles.

Design
Action and Receiver
The AP-2 features a short-stroke gas piston design, located above the barrel, similar to that of the Magpul Masada assault rifle. The charging handle and ejection port are all located on the right side of the weapon, and have a brass deflector for left-handed shooters. The receivers are made of machined aircraft-grade aluminum, and feature an ambidextrous safety (Safe, Semi, Auto).

Barrel
The AP-2 has an 458mm (18in.) barrel, with a 1:8 inch twist. The barrel is hammer-forged steel, and is chrome lined to reduce corrosion.

Feed System
The AP-2 is fed from new polymer 30-round staggered column magazines, which are not STANAG compatible, even with earlier weapons chambered in 6.5mm JMC.

Furniture
The AP-2 features a triangular polymer handguard, without rails standard, but includes slots for side, top, and bottom RIS systems. In addition, the AP-2 accepts most types of M16 RIS handguards, allowing replacement.* The stock is polymer, and folds to the left, and contains a cleaning kit, as well as a small survival mirror and thermal blanket. Those items were included as an emergency supplement for troops, who may forget to bring survival gear on missions, but obviously will never forget their rifles.

*AP-2 handguards are NOT compatible with M16 pattern rifles

Accessories
The AP-2 is fitted with standard Picatinny rails on the receiver, allowing most RIS-compatible optics and launchers to be attached. The rifle is sold with the base rifle, four magazines, and a cleaning kit.

Cartridge
The AP-2 is chambered in 6.5x45mm JMC ammunition standard, providing a balance between stopping power and accuracy.

Price- $2,700 per unit
$270,000,000 for bulk of 100,000
$2,700,000,000 for DPR rights

SVP-2 DMR


Designation: SVP-2 (Snayperskaya Vintovka Polyakova, model 2)
Designer: Aleksandr Polyakov
Designed: 1998-2000
Producer: Slovitrean Heavy Industries, Firearms Division
Produced- 2001-

Specifications

Length: 1,076mm
Barrel length: 564mm
Weight: 3.7kg unloaded, 4.2kg loaded

Action: Short-stroke gas piston, rotating bolt
Cartridge: 6.5x45mm JMC (Match Grade)
Muzzle velocity: 900 m/s
Rate of fire: 800 RPM
Feed system: 20-round box
Effective range: 700m
Sights: Open rear, front post, PSO-4 rifle scope

Details
The SVP-2 is an enhanced, accurized variant of the AP-2 rifle, intended for use as a DMR. It uses the same action, but with a longer and free-floating barrel. The rifle's barrel also is accurized, and the receiver uprated for overpressure, match-grade ammunition. The SVP-2 can use standard JMC ammo, but it is NOT recommended, and JMC MG (Match Grade) will cause chamber damage to standard AP-2 rifles due to the higher chamber pressure and velocity.

The rifle also features a bipod, for use for stationary, long range shooting.

For more information on the AP-2 series, please see the above section.

Price- $2,800 per unit
$280,000,000 for bulk of 100,000
$2,800,000,000 for DPR rights

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AP-12 AICR



With ACHG sight (sold with AP-12)
Designation: AP-12 (Avtomat Polyakova, model 12)
Designer: Aleksandr Polyakov, Lyran Arms (EI trigger)
Designed: 2015-2017
Producer: Slovitrean Heavy Industries, Firearms Division
Produced- 2018-

Specifications

Length: 790mm
Barrel length: 508mm
Weight: 3.6kg unloaded, 4.3kg loaded

Action: Electric ignition, short stroke gas piston
Cartridge: 6.5x45mm Caseless
Muzzle velocity: 840 m/s
Rate of fire: 700 RPM
Feed system: 40-round dual column box
Effective range: 500m
Sights: Flip-up rear & front, photo-luminescent insets

History
In 2015, during a tour of Lyras, Aleksandr Polyakov saw the LY21 assault rifle, and realized that the current AP-2 was outdated, inefficient, and that a new weapon was needed. With the permission of the Lyran government, he used the electronic ignition action of the LY21, and placed it in a new shell, which he designated the AP-12. He also modified the Lyran action to fire a caseless variant of the 6.5x45mm JMC round, offering a slightly larger round than the Lyran 6.3x40mm bullet.

After two years of trial and error, the AP-12 was produced, and was immediately selected as the next generation assault rifle for the Slovitrean armed forces.
Design
Action and Receiver
The AP-12 uses an electronic ignition system, meaning that instead of a trigger mechanism and a hammer igniting the propellant, an electronic charge will detonate the charge, reducing moving parts greatly, and allowing for greater reliability. The charge is provided by two 16 volt batteries, located in the stock, which can be changed within 30 seconds, and can be recharged from most kinds of outlets, in military vehicles, as well as in with the standard Slovitrean power outlets. Those batteries usually last around 4500-5000 rounds without requiring a charge. The rifle uses a short stroke gas piston, similar to that of its predecessor, the AP-2, as well as other standard bullpup rifles.

Forward on the receiver is the ambidextrous charging handle, for use by left and right-handed troops. The ejection port is located only in the right side, due to the fact that it is only used to eject jammed rounds, not shell casings.

The safety is identical to that of the AP-2, and features three settings: Safe, Single Shot, and Automatic Fire. Also, located on the top of the rear receiver is a small battery power indicator, displaying how much charge the weapon's batteries have left.

Barrel
The AP-12 has an 508mm (20in.) barrel, with a 1:8 inch twist. The barrel is hammer-forged steel, and is chrome lined to reduce corrosion.

Feed System
The AP-12 is fed from 40 round dual column polymer magazines. They feature two parallel columns of 20 rounds each, and as each column is emptied, from right to left, the bolt rotates over to the next column, until ammunition is exhausted. The AP-12 features a last round bolt hold open device, to allow faster reloads.

Furniture
The AP-12 is mostly polymer, as a weight saving measure, and it features the first integrated RIS on any Slovitrean weapon, with side, top, and bottom rails.

Accessories
The AP-12 is shipped with its proprietary rail-mounted 40mm caseless grenade launcher, the SGL4, which is also fired using an electronic charge. The grenade launcher is single shot, but it features almost no moving parts, and is extremely reliable. All AP-12 rifles are shipped with integrated flip-up iron sights, 4 magazines, 4 batteries, and a SGL4 unit.

The RIS systems on the AP-12 allow the user to attach most Picatinny rail compatible optics or equipment, as well as other SHI launchers, as well as most rail-mounted UBGLs.

A new feature of the SGL4 came after the advent of "Taser Slugs," shotgun-fired rounds that deliver an incapacitating shock. The SGL4 uses a modified variant of those slugs, fired from an nonexplosive round that discards in flight, leaving only the incapacitating slug to impact the target. This advent is key to use by police forces, and "capture, not kill" missions, where users may need a quick way to incapacitate a target without using live ammunition, or when rubber bullets may not be suitable to knock a target down in one shot.

In addition, all AP-12 rifles come with their standard optical gunsight, the ACHG, standing for Advanced Combat Holographic Gunsight, which acts as both the sighting system for the rifle, and can switch to a leaf-sight reticle for use with the SLG4 launcher.

Cartridge
The AP-12 uses a caseless variant of the 6.5x45mm JMC round, encased in a block of propellant, specifically composed to prevent accidental cookoff. As with several other caseless rounds, the main propellant of 6.5x45mm CJMC is RDX explosive.

Future variants may include a 5.56x45mm caseless round for export use.

Price- $3,500 per unit (includes SLG4 and ACHG)
$390,000,000 for bulk of 100,000 (includes SLG4 and ACHG)
$3,900,000,000 for DPR rights (DPR of SGL4 and ACHG included)

SVP-12 DMR



Designation: SVP-12 (Snayperskaya Vintovka Polyakova, model 12)
Designer: Aleksandr Polyakov, Lyran Arms (EI trigger)
Designed: 2015-2017
Producer: Slovitrean Heavy Industries, Firearms Division
Produced- 2018-

Specifications

Length: 846mm
Barrel length: 564mm
Weight: 3.7kg unloaded, 4.4kg loaded

Action: Electric ignition, short stroke gas piston
Cartridge: 6.5x45mm Lyran Caseless (Boat tailed, match grade)
Muzzle velocity: 900 m/s
Rate of fire: 700 RPM
Feed system: 40-round dual column box
Effective range: 650m
Sights: Flip-up rear & front, photo-luminescent insets, PSO-5 rifle scope

Details
The SVP-12 is an enhanced, accurized variant of the AP-12 rifle, intended for use as a DMR. It uses the same action, but with a longer and free-floating barrel. The rifle's barrel also is accurized, and the receiver uprated for overpressure, match-grade ammunition. The SVP-12 can use standard LCL ammo, but it is NOT recommended, and LCL MG (Match Grade) will cause chamber damage to standard AP-12 rifles due to the higher chamber pressure and velocity.

The rifle also features a lower bipod module that is compatible with any RIS equipped weapons, including the base AP-12.

For more information on the AP-12 series, please see the above section.

Price- $3,600 per unit
$360,000,000 for bulk of 100,000
$3,600,000,000 for DPR rights

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Sidearms

K-44

The 14 Round Magazine, The 20 Round Magazine, and the silencer

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Weapon Designation- K-44
Type- Semi-automatic pistol
Caliber- .45 ACP +P, 9x19mm 7N21 +P
Action- SA/DA short recoil
Magazine capacity- 14 rounds or 20 rounds
Fire Rate- N/A
Frame- Polymer

Design
The K-44 is an advanced, polymer framed semi-automatic pistol. It features a lightweight polymer frame, but it features incredible durability, able to withstand anything short of a high-caliber bullet. One of the most significant features of the K-44 is the mechanical recoil reduction system. This system is incorporated into the recoil spring assembly, located below the barrel and consists of a heavy, captive coil spring around the guide rod. Designed primarily to buffer the slide and barrel and reduce recoil effects on the pistol components, the system also lowers the recoil forces felt by the shooter up to 20%. The K-44 recoil reduction system is insensitive to ammunition types, or even overpressured rounds and does not require adjustment or maintenance.

The pistol features a grip magazine release, as well as a slide-mounted safety similar to that of the IWI Desert Eagle Mark XIX. There are slots on the forward frame to allow rails, and tactical lights and lasers, to be attached. The pistol features a 14 round magazine, or for sustained firing, a 20 round extended magazine.

Price- $1,000 per unit
$100,000,000 for bulk of 100,000
$1,000,000,000 for DPR rights

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Introduction- We are looking for new ammunition for use with Special Forces. Of which are completely classified, so we cannot tell you what we need them for and who needs them.

Nation- Democratic Republic of Krumbia
Product(s) and Amount(s)- PIE, DPR Rights
Cost of Purchases (per product)- $750,000
Total Cost- $750,000
Discounts (list them)- None

TOTAL COST- $750,000

[Consaria]

I want a custom weapon designed.

Weapon Designation- HCA-11
Type- Assault Rifle / Contemporary
Caliber- 5.45x39mm
Action- Semi-auto / Gas operated
Additional Notes- Needs to cost less than $1000 a piece to produce, needs to be durable.

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I want a custom weapon designed.

Weapon Designation- HCA-11
Type- Assault Rifle / Contemporary
Caliber- 5.45x39mm
Action- Semi-auto / Gas operated
Additional Notes- Needs to cost less than $1000 a piece to produce, needs to be durable.

We apologize, but your order will be put on hold until we re-open our Custom Weapons storefront, at a new location.

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To: Vasiliy Titov, Director of State Arms Production
From: James Kowalski, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Krumbia
Copied to: Lewis Burns, Secretary of Defence, Democratic Republic of Krumbia
Bill Withers, Secretary of Industry, Democratic Republic of Krumbia

The Defence Ministry has dispatched the money. We are honoured that you would like to forge relationships with us, be it industry or military wise, either is fine. But we are writing this to tell you that Krumbian Custom Firearms has recently closed (But the discount is great ) but we will soon be opeining Krumbian Military Hardware and you will be given discounts there at will.

Sincerely,
James Kowalski, Lewis Burns and Bill Withers

[Chernoslavia]

The Chernoslavian army would like to buy 100,000 rounds of 5.45x39mm PIE rounds for our AK74 rifles.

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The Chernoslavian army would like to buy 100,000 rounds of 5.45x39mm PIE rounds for our AK74 rifles.

1) We're closed for updating
2) Use the approved order format or we will ignore you.

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Oh, didnt realize that.

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By the way, the money for the TP9s and 45s are being wired into your account.

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