Your Main Service Weapon

[Phobos Drilling and Manufacturing]

The Kriss Vector

[New Canteria]

The Canterian International Defense Agency alongside its sub branches (space force and air force) commonly use the CG4A2 assault rifle which is loaded in 8.25x50mm munitions and uses the same blowback action system as the AK47. Its magazine can hold 30 rounds, however a 50 and 100 round drum magazine are available if it needs to be refurbished as a machine gun.

[Ost-Laotien]

The main service weapon of the Ost-Laotienian Armed Forces tecnically is the AK. However since the country is basically an army patrolling the border and protecting it and a tv station. Most weapons would be stolen from civilians and enemies.

[Riam]

The most common weapon in the Hiperuranion may be the knife or the dagger, since practically every habitant of the realm carries bears one. The realm has an ancient and rooted culture on self-defense, and individuals provide much of that for themselves, their families, and the towns and regions they inhabit. Bows are not as common, but quite widespread, as are blunderbusses.

Despite that, the Hiperurànion has a military force (the Vernimullat) and a police force (the Llancivolant). Regarding their service weapons, the Vernimullat uses flaming swords, while the Llancivolant uses glazing swords.

[Qahrania]

The main service rifle of the Qahrania Ground Forces is the Heckler & Koch HK416, a German-made system. Also in fairly widespread service are variants of the M16 rifle and the M4 carbine (often by special forces). The National Guard still mainly uses M16s, as well as much older FN FALs.

The main service pistol of the Qahrania Ground Forces is the Italian-made Beretta 92. Also in widespread use is the French-made PAMAS G1 and the Belgian FN Hi-Power.

[Turaifa]

Main service weapon (primary): M16A4 / M4 Carbine

Main service weapon (secondary): Sig Sauer P320 / Glock 17

[Naxera]

Currently the Naxeran built CAR-21 is like a short stroke piston M4 clone 5.56mm NATO. Quite different but the inspiration is evident.

[Erloane]

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OOC: Daaaaaaaaaaaaamn, that´s an impressive gun. Welp, you just inspired me.
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[Qaderitania]

Main service weapons of the Royal Qaderitania Ground Forces

Standard issue rifle: AK-74
Standard issue pistol: Makarov PM

[Alenija]

The main service rifle is the Kalashnikov AK-103

The main service pistol is the MP-443 Grach

[Machina Haruspex]

The primary legionary rifle is the HIA HBAS

The secondary/reservist legionary rifle is the HIA GAR-01TB

Primary side-arm for all branches of legionary is the Allanean Arms TD-9 pistol

[Generistan]

The People’s Army and the Internal Troops of the security service are issued with a locally-produced variant of the AK-74 or AKS-74. Naval troops and certain special units are issued with a locally-produced variant of the AKMS. Small stockpiles of Chinese small arms are also maintained.

The failure to standardize across all branches is due largely to corruption and empire-building in the competing military bureaucracies.

[Lycantine]

The Soldiers of Lycantine Land Force Command are issues a standard issue Rifle called the LA55 Proteus. It is a nanobot gun capable of firing the various rifle-class ammunition in service. Essentially, it can fire anything that it can fit thanks to its transforming internal firing system.

[The Heradorian Commonwealth]

The Heradorian Commonwealth's primary service weapon is the SCAR family of rifles. Standard infantry are armed with the SCAR-L, with the SCAR-H TRP being used as a designated marksmen rifle are the squad level. Special Forces have the option to use the SCAR-L or H, as well as the CQC variants of either rifle. Rear echelon soldiers as well as vehicle and artillery crews are armed with the SCAR PDW. Herador places a lot of importance on parts commonality and the SCAR family was the perfect rifle to exemplify this ethos.

The standard issue pistol for the armed forces is the SIG P226, with the Glock 19 being a favorite among the Special Operations community to the point that it may as well be considered standard issue.

[The Grand World Order]

The Fascist Federation's primary service weapon is the MI-8A2 Modular Assault Weapon, generally in the 6.5mm Assault Rifle configuration. From top to bottom, the configurations are 8mm Battle Rifle, 8mm Designated Marksman Rifle, and 6.5mm Assault Rifle (with silencer.)

The MAW has interchangeable parts that also enable it to serve in the battle/automatic/designated marksmen (8mm Mauser) and squad automatic (6.5mm Grendel) roles while maintaining a large percentage of parts commonality and a similar platform that requires minimal additional training. "Exotic" kits also exist for special operations activities to enable operators to utilize enemy ammunition. The weapon features ambidextrous fire selectors which can be used to swap between full automatic, semi-automatic, and two-round hyperburst.

[Terminus Station]

Lightweight and rugged, the M41A is constructed largely from ultra-light alloy precision metal stampings, with a titanium aluminide alloy outer casing and high-impact, temperature resistant plastics for many of its internal parts.[1] The M41A is fully sealed against corrosion, dirt and moisture and its electronics are hardened against TREE and background radiation, making it perfectly usable even in a vacuum.[7] By itself the rifle weighs only 3.2 kg, although this increases to 4.9 kg when including the sling and fully-loaded magazine, and is built around a 24.7 cm long barrel.[2]

The M41A uses an electronic pulse action to fire, controlled directly from the trigger and powered by a battery located in the carry handle.[8] The internal mechanism, including the rotating breech, is mounted on free-floating rails within a carbon-fiber jacket and the entire assembly is recoil dampened to reduce the effects of muzzle climb during burst and fully-automatic fire.[1] Even so, the weapon's recoil is fairly significant.[9] A thumb selector allows the firer to switch between selective, four-round burst or fully automatic firing modes.[1] A manual charging handle on the right hand side of the receiver allows the user to check for rounds in the chamber or clear the breech in the event of a stoppage. The standard M41A ammunition magazine stores 99 rounds in a 'U' bend conveyor. Rounds are fed mechanically into the weapon's rotating breech.[1] While the magazine weighs 1.5 kg when fully loaded,[2] standard practice is to only fill it to 95% capacity (95 rounds) to prevent jamming.[1]

The M41A generally mounts the underbarrel U1 Grenade Launcher,[10] comprising a barrel, breech and four-round internal magazine, fired using a trigger just in front of the rifle magazine, the housing for which doubles as a grip during grenade firing. While this launcher was integral to initial versions of the rifle, later models (specifically the M41A MK2 and the later M41A2) featured a modular system that allowed the launcher to be swapped out for a different unit at the user's discretion.[11] Grenades must be hand-loaded into the launcher's four-round magazine, which are then loaded into the breech and primed to fire from a pump action.[1]

Sighting is made down a groove in the top of the carrying handle, with an adjustable tangent leaf backsight in the rear aperture. The rifle can also be fitted with a 3x power AN/RVS-52 CCD television sight to allow for accuracy at range and under low light conditions.[1] A spring-loaded extendible stock allows the gun to be used in either a carbine or rifle format while an LCD ammunition counter display just below the receiver informs the user of the remaining ammunition supply at a glance. This display can be dimmed for night operations, although it is not uncommon for cautious Marines to cover it entirely with electrical tape, as enemy snipers have been known to zero in on its glow.[12] The carrying handle also contains the gun's Lithium battery; providing power for motor mechanism it is good for 10,000 rounds before requiring recharge from a rifle rack or portable power pack.[1]

[Trennish Airborne Landing Forces]

The M.48 rifle is a 7x45mm select-fire assault rifle first adopted by the Trennish armed forces in 1948. It features a direct-impingement gas system similar to that used by the Ljungman/Hakim/Rasheed rifle family, driving a Vz.58-style flapper-locking bolt group. Attached to the front sight block is a folding cruciform spike bayonet with an SKS-like latching system; when not in use, it rests in a groove in the lower handguard. The distinctive long "colander" flash hider also serves as a rifle grenade adapter. The current standard variant is the M.48/60, which swaps the plywood furniture of the original M.48 with a dark maroon polymer to reduce weight. A support version with a heavy barrel and bipod (and no bayonet) is the standard squad machine gun for the Trennish army. A carbine version with a shortened barrel and bayonet and a side-folding metal skeleton stock is used by the airborne landing forces, among others. A frogman variant with mechanisms modified for underwater operation, capable of firing either standard 7x45mm rounds or sub-caliber flechettes for accurate underwater shooting, is issued to some combat swimmer units.

[Unified Communist Councils]

The Sochong-6 Assault Rifle

TECHNICAL INFO
Caliber: 5.45x35mm
Action: Gas-operated, selective fire
Effective Range: 400-500 meters
Rate of Fire: 600-700 rounds per minute (adjustable)
Magazine Capacity: 30-round detachable box magazine
Weight: Approximately 3.5 kg (unloaded)
Length: 93 cm (stock extended), 70 cm (stock folded)
Barrel Length: 40 cm
Muzzle Velocity: 900-950 meters per second
Sights: Adjustable iron sights, with picatinny rail for optics attachment
Operating System: Long-stroke piston
Fire Modes: Safe, semi-automatic, two-round burst, and fully automatic

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LORE
The Sochong-6 (SH-6) assault rifle, with its origins dating back to pre-war times, is a storied firearm. One that played a crucial role in the tumultuous history of the Korushin Socialist Republic (KSR) and the subsequent Erudian All-Union. Originally designated as the "S-76P," this weapon was developed by the brilliant engineer Min Haecheon, who sought to create a rifle that would perfectly align with the deep battle doctrine of the KSR Red Army.


In 6 Pre-Archon Era, the Kyeongil Arms Concern unveiled the S-76P, which quickly became the pride of the Korushin Socialist Republic. Engineered by Min Haecheon, this revolutionary firearm was designed to embody the spirit of socialist principles and the fervor of the Red Army. Chambered in 5.45x35mm, the S-76P featured cutting-edge technology for its time. Its reliable gas-operated, selective-fire mechanism, coupled with an adjustable rate of fire, provided the Red Army with a versatile weapon suited for both close-quarters combat and long-range engagements. During the early years of its service, the S-76P proved instrumental in the defense of the KSR against various internal and external threats. Its accuracy and dependability made it a favorite among Red Army soldiers, and it played a pivotal role in the KSR's deep battle tactics.


As the 3rd Armageddon War unfolded, the S-76P underwent significant modifications to meet the changing demands of warfare. The upgraded version, known as the S-76M, featured enhanced ergonomics, improved barrel cooling, and more robust materials, all designed to withstand the harsh conditions of a war-torn world. These changes allowed it to maintain peak performance on the battlefield, even during extended engagements against the Third Positionist Powers. In the chaotic aftermath of the 3rd Armageddon War and the ensuing Post-Atomic Horror, the S-76M was adapted once more to thrive in the harsh realities of the wasteland. The result was the S-76S, a ruggedized variant that included specialized anti-corrosion coatings, sealed components, and modified magazines to ensure reliability in the unforgiving environment. Its robustness and adaptability made it a valuable asset for scavengers, militias, and survivors struggling to endure in the hostile post-war world.


In 40 Post-Archon Era, following the formation of the Orienisia All-Union, the S-76S was rebranded as the SH-6H (H for "Hyeondaehwa"), signifying its integration into the newly unified armed forces. Under the Orienisian People's Liberation Army, the SH-6H underwent a comprehensive modernization program. The rifle received state-of-the-art optics, advanced recoil management systems, and compatibility with a wider range of accessories. The SH-6HP, the most modernized variant of the SH-6 assault rifle in service with EPLAAN forces, finds its genesis during a period of relative tranquility following the tumultuous events of the Resumption War. A collaborative effort between engineers and combat veterans led to the conceptualization of a firearm that would set new standards in modularity, precision, and versatility. The design process was meticulous, involving the integration of advanced materials for enhanced durability and weight reduction. The bullpup configuration was adopted to create a compact and balanced firearm suitable for various combat scenarios. An innovative recoil mitigation system was incorporated to minimize muzzle climb, ensuring rapid, accurate follow-up shots. In 64 PAE, it would be succeeded by the SH-64P.

[Nastorordia]

The LG-36 Assault Rifle
Standardisiertes Leichtes (Sturm)Gewehr / Standardized Light (Assault) Rifle

TECHNICAL INFO

Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO or equivalent
Action: Gas-piston, Rotating bolt
Effective Range: 700 m
Rate of Fire: 700-800 rounds per minute
Magazine Capacity:20-round detachable box magazine, 30-round detachable box magazine
Weight: 3.4 kg (approximately)
Length: 108 cm (stock extended), 95 cm (stock folded)
Barrel Length: 53 cm
Muzzle Velocity: 900-950 meters per second
Sights: Adjustable iron sights (hooded post front). Picatinny rails allow alternates.
Operating System: Short-stroke gas piston system
Fire Modes: Safety, Semi-Automatic, Two-round burst, and fully automatic

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OFFICIAL DESCRIPTION

The LG-36 (Standard Light Rifle 36) is a modular Assault Rifle currently in use by the Nastorordian army, based on the FN-FAL and the HK416. It is a lightweight, accurate, and easy to learn rifle, with each soldier requiring just a few weeks of training to effectively use, maintain, and assemble the rifle. It has shown to be effective in most combat conditions in a variety of roles thanks to its modular design, however the cheap manufacture of the rifle causes it to suffer from poor reliability, requiring constant maintenance to prevent jamming. Thankfully, its low cost and mass-production capabilities make replacement parts easy to come by, furthermore, additional attachments and modifications can be made to the rifle, altering its role and capabilities considerably, effectively allowing for one gun platform to be a rifle, a carbine or a PDW depending on the configuration.

The Nastorordian Version of the LG-36 platform is made out of a carbon fiber-reinforced polymer and a chrome-lined steel barrel, this is to keep the weight of the product as low as possible while maintaining most of its performance; The included iron sights use an aperture sight design and they can be easily replaced with other designs and scopes due to the weapon's picatinny railings.

The standard ammunition used by the LG-36 platform are of the 7.62x51mm NATO caliber, however it can also use 5.56x45mm or even 9mm rounds with a special magazine adapter. This does not necessarily mean that they can be used interchangeably, as the LG-36 needs some adjustments to the firing mechanism to allow for the use of these smaller calibers, something which could be done in the field, but is discouraged as the rifle is prone to malfunctioning if these adjustments are done incorrectly. The rifle has a threaded barrel with an included muzzle brake, which deflects most of the emitted gasses upwards and sideways, counteracting some of the rifle's motion when firing; It can be replaced by other attachments if needed.

The export version of the LG-36 platform is a simplified design made for easy mass-production, it comes included with a Collapsible stock, the standard 20 round 7.62x51mm magazine and a bayonet lug made to fit most standard-issue bayonets currently in use by many nations' armed forces, although additional attachment packages and builds can be equipped onto the weapon.

*Note: As you can probably tell, i based the formatting of this post on the comment above me, i hope they don't mind.

[All-Existence]

The average infantryman is equipped with a precision-guided plasma railgun and one PlasRail battery has the capacity for 50-75 fully-powered shots in good conditions. One battery is around 200 grams and measures 4x2x1 cm and an infantryman has around 20 of them on his armor. that gives you up to 1500 fully-powered shots, a fully powered shot can kill around 10 human beings assuming they are all next to each other and the power can be lowered or raised. The lowest setting "Disable" can temporarily incapacitate a fully grown physically fit adult and one battery has the capacity for 9500-14000 disabling shots. Therefore you get up to 280000 disabling shots out of your 20 batteries.

[The Onigiri Enclave]

The primary firearms manufacturer for The Onigiri Enclave, Mysterium Arms, produces many of the weapons we use for military and civilian use, but what could be considered our bread-and-butter main service weapon, the weapon used used by the majority of the 47 Ronin, is the Mysterium Arms "R71-SF Nyati" Selective Fire Magnetic Rail-Accelerated .585 Nyati (14.9x71mm) SLAP (Saboted Light Armor Penetrator) Round Rifle. As denoted in it's name, it fires .585 Nyati rounds in either a single-fire, five-round burst fire, or can go full-auto to lay down up to 1240 rounds a minute.
Unlike traditional bullets, which jettison a bullet from the tip of a cartridge, our guns are railguns, which electromagnetically launch projectiles down cooled mag-lev chambers at supersonic speeds, and thus need no internal propellants; the whole mass of the round IS the bullet - cartridge, bullet, ALL OF IT, and also as a result, produce very little recoil compared to standard firearms, most of the blowback energy discharged by converting it into electrical force instead of kinetic force and ionizing the air around the weapon instead of pushing against the user or weapon itself (which itself can be dealt with using a portable charging pack, which in turn can be recycled back into the weapon or other equipment, allowing for 87% of energy use to be recycled).
Also because all Mysterium Arms rounds are at minimum made of depleted uranium, this means this is basically almost an entirely solid pure depleted uranium slug the same combined size of the bullet AND cartridge of a conventional .585 Nyati round leaving the chamber, each round having a mass somewhere in the ballpark of 90 g, nearly double their conventional black powder counterparts, which with DU's density of 19.1 g/cm³ gives each round a volume of 4.712 cm³. Of course, this doesn't stop us from encasing these rounds in special sabots that allow us further accelerate the rounds downshot, allowing the rounds to maintain its full velocity of 2988 m/s (which is about 6683.96 mph, or Mach 8.7) for longer, and furthermore, our .585 Nyati rounds have a pointed tip akin to .50 BMG rounds to help it in its armor piercing functions, with the added feature of serrated edges. It can pierce standard issue (tested using NIJ armor standard, American military, and European military VPAM standards) body armor from up to 4 km away. It has reliable burst-fire accuracy up to 1.2 kilometers out, and possesses a multi-spectrum scope that allows for infrared, night, ultraviolet, and x-ray targeting up to 2.6 kilometers.
However, the greatest feature is the weapon's ability to allow those with cyber-brains to uplink with Onigiri military satellites to get bird's eye view from space to get up to the second topography, weather, and troop movement data, correlate a shooting solution, and achieve the R71-Nyati's optimal single-shot firing range of 6.75 km.

[Sovetskij Sojuz]

The Soviet military still continues to use the AK-74M, but the weapon is gradually being phased out in favor of the AK-12.

[The Indios Bravos]

All of the Indios Bravos Military uses this baby, the M92A2.
While you can check my firearms factbook, I will give a quick summary.
The M92A2, made in 1992 (crazy), is a fully automatic rifle with excellent reliability, accuracy, customization, and durability.

[Gabeonia]

The Gabeonian National Army runs the M16A4 with 5.56x45 M995AP.

[Stroulia]

The standard service arm of the Stroulian military is the H&K G36KV, adopted in 2008 to replace the old M16A2 rifles that the military had been using.



The version used by the Stroulian military uses the same lowered rail sight as on the G36C model, and more modern alterations have included changes the front handguard to include Picatinny rails for weapon attachments.