Main Military Weapon of Your Country (Mk. IV) The Proper Un

[Svormannhelm]

My magazines carry 25 rounds at max.

Yeah, still, depending on the base diameter of your cartridge, you should copy the taper rate of either the 5.56 or 7.62 NATO rounds. Go simple.

Then it goes. I don't actually lineart bullets, I find it too hard.

Okay. My army never used the 7.62x45 Czech - they always used the one with the more NATO-ish taper, the 7.62x45 Fischer.

[The Soviet Technocracy]

Is it actually 6.8x43 and you're just rounding like people round the 7.92 Mauser to 8mm Mauser, or is it just close?

Probably close ballistically.

[Imperial DaiHan]

I may start making weird falling block and lever action rifles for nomadic lawmen in the 1910s, probably in .44-40 Win and .50-90 Sharps.

Sound good?

[Indeos]

I may start making weird falling block and lever action rifles for nomadic lawmen in the 1910s, probably in .44-40 Win and .50-90 Sharps.

Sound good?

And .405 Winchester. Because if it's good enough for Teddy Roosevelt, it's good enough for everyone else.

[Risen Britannia]

here is my glock/mp7 mix with L.7 colours

and as i dont have a place to put it here is an L.7 armed jeep i just did

(L.7 is a PMC/security firm that work as SWAT/armed police units)

[Reformed York]

WIP

[Izarius]

AK-74 of course. We plan on switching to the AK-107, but for now, only the Special Forces use the AK-107.

[Pridwen]

Now I'm aware that PMG is a very lazy thing to use, but I always do my best to do unusual things with it. I've made an RPG-style anti-tank weapon with PMG, no blending. Hopefully somebody likes it.

http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd4 ... 1315463809
I would have used image tags, but the picture was too large.

Either the grips should be closer together, or you should only use one. The launcher also looks a bit long, but that could just be me.

Yes, I think you're right.

Now I'm aware that PMG is a very lazy thing to use, but I always do my best to do unusual things with it. I've made an RPG-style anti-tank weapon with PMG, no blending. Hopefully somebody likes it.

http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd4 ... 1315463809
I would have used image tags, but the picture was too large.

Warhead's not large enough, the RPG-7 has an 85mm warhead with a 40mm body. Judging by the parts used, this looks more like 10mm body and 25mm warhead. The RPG-7 warhead is just two inverted cones as well, not a cylinder. And also what Muna said, grips want to be closer together.

I like how you even included the folded stabilising fins though.

You've brought up some good points there, I think I'll revise the warhead to be a bit more like the real thing.

[Svormannhelm]

Playing Warhammer 40.000: Spehhs Mehreen.

Got to the last chapter. Had to stop because of eyes swelling and the computer crashing.

It gives pleasure to cave in heretic heads with chainswords.

[Ea90]

AK-74 of course. We plan on switching to the AK-107, but for now, only the Special Forces use the AK-107.

You might like my AK-106. It uses the BARS from the 107, put into the bullpup frame of the Ukrainian Vepr (with a few modifications, thanks to Anemos Major) and has a 590mm (RPK[-74]-length) barrel, which works well with the 5.45x39mm round.
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[Svormannhelm]

AK-74 of course. We plan on switching to the AK-107, but for now, only the Special Forces use the AK-107.

You might like my AK-106. It uses the BARS from the 107, put into the bullpup frame of the Ukrainian Vepr (with a few modifications, thanks to Anemos Major) and has a 590mm (RPK[-74]-length) barrel, which works well with the 5.45x39mm round.
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IIRC Bullpups did not need BARS.

[Amastol]

click for full size

Full size is only 50% of actual drawing size,... I may have screwed the pooch by drawing it so large.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

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Full size is only 50% of actual drawing size,... I may have screwed the pooch by drawing it so large.

You really should do this as a job.
You can make serious money out of being a graphical designer drawing things like this.

[Ea90]

You might like my AK-106. It uses the BARS from the 107, put into the bullpup frame of the Ukrainian Vepr (with a few modifications, thanks to Anemos Major) and has a 590mm (RPK[-74]-length) barrel, which works well with the 5.45x39mm round.
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IIRC Bullpups did not need BARS.

Do you mean that it wouldn't work? If so why?

[Svormannhelm]

IIRC Bullpups did not need BARS.

Do you mean that it wouldn't work? If so why?

No. You see, the point of the BARS System is to negate the recoil of the long stroke piston system. On a bullpup, having it is redundant since the recoil goes directly into the shoulder instead of dissipating in the stock and the pistol grip, making the gun have less recoil. Therefore, being bullpup negates that problem.

[Empires Empire]

The chief weapon of Empires Empire is surprise. No no, ruthless efficiency. No wait, it's surprise. Are you surprised? You're not? Did you know I just stabbed you? NOW you're surprised, and it was ruthlessly efficient, amirite?

[Asumbuoy]

The current standard weapon in the SG 550 assault rifle. Above is the standard version, below is the Special Forces and Rangers variant.

[Samozaryadnyastan]

Do you mean that it wouldn't work? If so why?

No. You see, the point of the BARS System is to negate the recoil of the long stroke piston system. On a bullpup, having it is redundant since the recoil goes directly into the shoulder instead of dissipating in the stock and the pistol grip, making the gun have less recoil. Therefore, being bullpup negates that problem.

Whilst being a bullpup may negate actual recoil, BARS would help control muzzle climb, I imagine.

[Fischermann]

No. You see, the point of the BARS System is to negate the recoil of the long stroke piston system. On a bullpup, having it is redundant since the recoil goes directly into the shoulder instead of dissipating in the stock and the pistol grip, making the gun have less recoil. Therefore, being bullpup negates that problem.

Whilst being a bullpup may negate actual recoil, BARS would help control muzzle climb, I imagine.

Well, I don't think so. Since BARS is essentially bullpup recoil on conventional layout, IIRC.

[Pridwen]

I've altered the RPG-style weapon I made in PMG to be more functional. The grips are closer than on the old version and the warhead is now not only larger than but not as cylindrical as the old version.

Hopefully this new version is much better.

http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd4 ... 1315604857

[Samozaryadnyastan]

If you doubled the rocket's body diameter, I reckon you'd have it nailed.

[Pridwen]

If you doubled the rocket's body diameter, I reckon you'd have it nailed.

It's just slightly (very slightly) more than doubled, but only because the slope of the rear section of the warhead was a bit steeper than I would have preferred.

[The Ottish Empire]

Width restrictions =/
Well, she's colored.Think I did a fairly decent job with this one.

[Bajireyn]

(Re-repost)

Mk.70A3 AR
Type: Assault rifle
Place of origin: Bajireyn
Service history
In service: 2525–Present
Used by: Bajireyn
Production history
Designer: Fredric As'iut
Designed: 2521-2523
Manufacturer: Da'hool armaments
Number built: 10 million+
Specifications
Weight: 10 kilograms
Length: 400 mm
Barrel length: 315 mm
Cartridge 7.62x51 CTA
Action: short-stroke piston
Rate of fire: 700 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity: 750 m/s
Effective range: 700 meters
Feed system: 45 or 70 round box magazines
Sights: Adjustable sights, 100–1000 meter adjustments
Price: $700 NBSD

(Credit to Reformed York for the image)

[Imperial isa]

(Image)

WIP

not bad