Main Military Weapon of Your Country. MMW A10

[Perithon]

The KR-5 Is Perithon's main military weapon. KR-5 means Kill Recon 5. The KR-5 consists of a high vision scope which enables Perithon's forces to demolish enemies easily.

[Sevvania]

Ah, I see someone did call me.

AKM? (in inches)

.6,
10.8
39.6
70.8

AKS-74U?
same values times 1.15

Much obliged. Just to double-check, the .6 is at 100 meters, the 10.8 at 200 meters, the 39.6 at 300 meters, and the 70.8 at 400 meters, correct?

[Premislyd]

Fuck yo FALs

[Black Hand]

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Fuck yo FALs

"Mr. Fordosia is it true that these were premislyd's last words before you Killed him brutally with a Fabrique-nationale FusilAutomatique Léger or FN FAL?"- District Attorney, at the Trial for the murder of premislyd.

[Puzikas]

Ah, I see someone did call me.

AKM? (in inches)

.6,
10.8
39.6
70.8

AKS-74U?
same values times 1.15

Much obliged. Just to double-check, the .6 is at 100 meters, the 10.8 at 200 meters, the 39.6 at 300 meters, and the 70.8 at 400 meters, correct?

yes

[Aqizithiuda]

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Fuck yo FALs

I forgot to mention it before, but I really like that design of scope.

[Premislyd]

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Fuck yo FALs

I forgot to mention it before, but I really like that design of scope.

On behalf of Končar-Arma d.o.o , I thank you.

[Sevvania]

Much obliged. Just to double-check, the .6 is at 100 meters, the 10.8 at 200 meters, the 39.6 at 300 meters, and the 70.8 at 400 meters, correct?

yes

Last Russian gun I need bullet drop stats for is the Dragunov. Do you know these?

[Puzikas]

yes

Last Russian gun I need bullet drop stats for is the Dragunov. Do you know these?

I just realized I gave the wrong value for 100m in 7.62x39
its 2.6 inches.
anyways:
7N1 I do.
In inches:

.8
4
12.6
27.2
49.1

[Nordliga Lander (Ancient)]

Nordliga Lander uses the Automatkarbin 5

[Black Hand]

hey puz, What is your personal opinion on the Mp-443? would you recommend one?
Can you think of anyway for a U.S. military officer to acquire a Mp-443 ? It seems like it's nicer than the M9/92FS that the Army or navy will give me.....

[Premislyd]

Fuck yo FALs

Fuck yo AR-10s

[Aqizithiuda]

At some point (hopefully) before this thread ends, I'm going to do a write up on designing cartridges. I'm going to cover conventional ammo, CTA and CLA. Is there anything that anyone wants to see in particular in the guide?

[Spirit of Hope]

At some point (hopefully) before this thread ends, I'm going to do a write up on designing cartridges. I'm going to cover conventional ammo, CTA and CLA. Is there anything that anyone wants to see in particular in the guide?

Polymer Telescoped rounds, if you don't mind. Since thats what my AR-2000 uses and I don't know enough to continue the write up.

[Coltarin]

At some point (hopefully) before this thread ends, I'm going to do a write up on designing cartridges. I'm going to cover conventional ammo, CTA and CLA. Is there anything that anyone wants to see in particular in the guide?

Again super hipster Coltarin using polymer CTA before it was cool.

[Aqizithiuda]

At some point (hopefully) before this thread ends, I'm going to do a write up on designing cartridges. I'm going to cover conventional ammo, CTA and CLA. Is there anything that anyone wants to see in particular in the guide?

Polymer Telescoped rounds, if you don't mind. Since thats what my AR-2000 uses and I don't know enough to continue the write up.

Anything in particular about them?

[Spirit of Hope]

Polymer Telescoped rounds, if you don't mind. Since thats what my AR-2000 uses and I don't know enough to continue the write up.

Anything in particular about them?

I just know they have issues IRL, and that their are solutions to those problems. But I don't really know all of them, so just a basic overview would be nice.

[Aqizithiuda]

Anything in particular about them?

I just know they have issues IRL, and that their are solutions to those problems. But I don't really know all of them, so just a basic overview would be nice.

The couple of issues I can think of will definitely be covered (problems with case durability and volume inefficiency), but if you can think of any others, let me know.

[Black Hand]

I'm OCD about tanks, not really small-arms.
But I'll start working on new designs, instead of copied RL Russian ones.

Copying RL Russian ones are cool though.

What do you think me, Puz, Spree, and San do

I know this was a while ago...but i noticed that while all you guys Use modified Russian weapons (I do to) no one uses modified American weapons the M4, M16 and the like..... Except Corda And his AR-10.

[Aqizithiuda]

Copying RL Russian ones are cool though.

What do you think me, Puz, Spree, and San do

I know this was a while ago...but i noticed that while all you guys Use modified Russian weapons (I do to) no one uses modified American weapons the M4, M16 and the like..... Except Corda And his AR-10.

And his AR-18, which MT alt used until it switched to the AK for political reasons.

[Transnapastain]

I know this was a while ago...but i noticed that while all you guys Use modified Russian weapons (I do to) no one uses modified American weapons the M4, M16 and the like..... Except Corda And his AR-10.

And his AR-18, which MT alt used until it switched to the AK for political reasons.

#KCyoloswag

[Anacasppia]

Personally, I like (and ICly use in an alternate) the Taiwanese 'short stroke piston AR-15s' i.e. T65, T86, and T91.

[ThemSandFolk]

Last Hi-Point I saw at my LGS was $300. Police trade-in Glock 22s were going for $400. Besides not liking 40 S&W I don't see why one wouldn't fork up the extra hundred.

[Black Hand]

Last Hi-Point I saw at my LGS was $300. Police trade-in Glock 22s were going for $400. Besides not liking 40 S&W I don't see why one wouldn't fork up the extra hundred.

Even then that's no excuse a Glock is a hundred times better than a hi-point, Even if the glock was in .22lr and the hi-point in .45 ACp.

[Inquilabstan]

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Type 67 GPMG

T-67

• Type: GPMG
  
• Place of Origin: Inquilabstan

Service History

• In Service: 1967 - Present
  
• Used By: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Inquilabstan, allied Inquilabstani Socialist states
  
• Wars: 1971 Inquilabstani-Hindustani war, 1972 Desert conflict, Saudi Yamani war, Angolan civil war, Mozambique civil war, 1981 Inquilabstani-Hindustani war, DRC revolution, Al-Yamani war of reconstruction, 2013 EAF conflict, 2013 Great Asian War

Production History

• Designed: 1963
  
• Designer: Imran Nair
  
• Manufactured by: Inquilabstani State Arsenal
  
• Produced: 1967 - Present
  
• Number Built: ~10,453,000
  
• Variants:
  • T67
    
  • T-67O
    
  • T-67VM
    
  • T-67M

Specifications

• Weight: 11.23 kg
  
• Length: 1270 mm
  
• Barrel Length: 664 mm
  

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• Cartridge(s):
  • 7.62x54mmR
• Action: Short-stroke piston, Rotating Bolt
  
• Rate of Fire: 800 rounds/min
  
• Feed System: Belts in 100, 200, and 250 round boxes. Compatible with PK models.
  
• Sights: Iron or optical, night vision, and thermal.

Background

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In May 1962, the Research and Development bureau of the Inquilabstani Central command issued a directive which outlaid replacing the then current production RPD and ZB.vz26 clones, which were the mainstay of Inquilabstani support weapons. The directive was met by the ISA and by 1963, two designs were in place. One was designed by a team led by Imran Nair, who also worked on the AK-57. The other, a Karzai design, was an open bolt design. Testing conducted over the next two years found the Nair design to be more reliable, and in 1967, was introduced into Red Guard units. Over the years, the T-67 has served alongside the PKM and is a well liked and reliable weapon. Widely exported to Inquilabstani client states, it has become a common sight on the modern battlefield.

Construction and Design

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Designed to be produced quickly and cheaply than the AR-15, theT-67 is made primarily of stamped steel, with only the bolt carrier, gas block, piston system and barrel being milled. This lends the weapon remarkable reliability, as well as light weight, ease of construction, cheapness and speed of manufacture. The furniture is made of Sal with current models receiving a black polymer coat. It is equipped with a simple bipod and is designed as a squad-level support weapon; it is also suitable for installation and vehicle mounting. TheT-67 can be used as a light anti-aircraft weapon when it is put on an AA mount. Typical of Soviet Bloc machine guns, the standard model feeds from the right and ejects its spent cases via an ejection port on the left side of the weapon. The T-67 uses ignited powder gases vented through a port in the barrel to propel a gas piston rod connected to the locking assembly (it uses a long-stroke piston system). The barrel breech is locked with a vertically tilting, downward locking lever mechanism that is connected to the bolt carrier through an articulated joint. The locking shoulder and camming surfaces that guide the locking lever are located at the base of the receiver. The T-67 fires from an open bolt. Both the spring-powered extractor and ejector are contained in the bolt. The machine gun has a striker firing mechanism, an automatic-only trigger assembly and a manual cross-bolt push-button safety, which is located above the pistol grip. With the safety placed in the safe setting, the sear mechanism is disabled. The safety can only be engaged with the weapon cocked.

Variants

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The ART-65 comes in a number of variants, including:

• T-67O,
  
• T-67VM,
  
• T-67M,

Several foreign copies were also manufactured by Inquilabstani allies

(I rushed this one so it's not that great.)