Main Military Weapon of Your Country (Mk. II)

[Carbonne]

The Steyr-Mannlicher M1895, 8x56R

[Saurisia]

Welp, here's our military small arms:

The M40, standard issue with all branches of the Regular Military that involve infantry:


The M5 Squad Automatic Blaster (or "Sabe"), designed to give support fire for the squad:



The M91 pistol, used by all regular infantry:


The M41 pistol, because of its lighter weight than the 91, it's issued to Special Forces, officers, and tank crews:



The M50 shotgun, in service with the Saurisian Armed Forces since the very beginning of the Dinosaur Revolution:



The M65 fully-auto shotgun, designed to replace the venerable M50 in combat service:



The M9 submachine blaster, used by vehicle crews, marines, officers, sailors, and special forces:



The M2BLV, a variant of the famed M2 Browning designed to fire blaster bolts instead of conventional bullets:



The M45 rocket launcher, designed to punch holes in enemy armor:



The M1 Grenade, in service with all branches of the military:



The M21 grenade launcher:



The M13 blaster carbine, used by special forces, some officers, ship crews, Marines, and vehicle crews, it's comparable to the American M4 carbine of the early 21st century:



And, finally, the M15 sniper rifle, long-ranged, accurate, and deadly:

[Wolohanistan]

You've inherited the legacy, Canadai.

Anyway, the Main Military weapon of the Wolohanistani People's Liberation Army is the WMA Mk.1 Infantry Rifle


And the Main military weapon of the state funded milita is the versatile and modular WMA Mk.1 Militia Rifle.

[King Maxwell]

Maxwell MWS Standard Rifle and Tactical Carbine


Rifle (Top, Carbine (Bottom)
Yes, it looks like an AR-Platform

[Ewa beach]

FN Rougecote FGR




Loaded Weight: 5.45kg with wooden furnishings, 4.7kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1140mm
Barrel Length: 565mm

Operation: Gas, Long-Stroke
Action: Rotating Bolt
Effective Range: 750m
Rate of Fire: 600 rpm (firing modes; fully automatic, two-shot burst, single shot)

Cartridge: 8 x 63mm
Magazine Size: 20 or 25 or 30 round boxes

[Saurisia]

FN Rougecote FGR




Loaded Weight: 5.45kg with wooden furnishings, 4.7kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1140mm
Barrel Length: 565mm

Operation: Gas, Long-Stroke
Action: Rotating Bolt
Effective Range: 750m
Rate of Fire: 600 rpm (firing modes; fully automatic, two-shot burst, single shot)

Cartridge: 8 x 63mm
Magazine Size: 20 or 25 or 30 round boxes

Interesting gun design on behalf of Questers, it looks like an FAL on steroids!

[Imeriata]

The KVG-09 battle rifle is the most used weapon in the royal guard.

KVG-09 (battle rifle)
Cartridge: 7.62 X 51 mm NATO
Rate of fire 500-600 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity 800 m/s
Effective range 750 m

[Itailian Maifias]

We have no main weapon, rather we use both the X-1 and the M-2 EBR, while the M-2 is used by mostly the Army and Marines, the X-1 is usually what the ICDF uses

The Mk.4 Carbine


M2 EBR

Price:6,000 USD
Length: 850 mm
Weight: 3.5 kg
Cailber:7.62x51mm
Rate of fire: 850 round/min
Long-stroke Gas.

X-1


Length: 854 mm
Weight(Unloaded): 3.2 kg
Caliber: 6.5 Grendel
Muzzle Velocity: 950 mp/s
Rate of Fire: 850 rounds per minute
Fire Options: Three round burst, Semi-auto, Full Auto
Action: Long stroke gas/ BARS

[Satirius]

FN Rougecote FGR




Loaded Weight: 5.45kg with wooden furnishings, 4.7kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1140mm
Barrel Length: 565mm

Operation: Gas, Long-Stroke
Action: Rotating Bolt
Effective Range: 750m
Rate of Fire: 600 rpm (firing modes; fully automatic, two-shot burst, single shot)

Cartridge: 8 x 63mm
Magazine Size: 20 or 25 or 30 round boxes

Interesting gun design on behalf of Questers, it looks like an FAL on steroids!

operating mechanism is much more AK tho

But anyways, Satirian main rifle: AR-33A1

[New Hayesalia]

The Scorpion Modular Rifle

[Itailian Maifias]

The Scorpion Modular Rifle

So, the XM8?

[King Maxwell]

FN Rougecote FGR




Loaded Weight: 5.45kg with wooden furnishings, 4.7kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1140mm
Barrel Length: 565mm

Operation: Gas, Long-Stroke
Action: Rotating Bolt
Effective Range: 750m
Rate of Fire: 600 rpm (firing modes; fully automatic, two-shot burst, single shot)

Cartridge: 8 x 63mm
Magazine Size: 20 or 25 or 30 round boxes

Interesting gun design on behalf of Questers, it looks like an FAL on steroids!

operating mechanism is much more AK tho

But anyways, Satirian main rifle: AR-33A1

Thats like the AK-47 of nation states it has got to be the most used

[Saurisia]

FN Rougecote FGR




Loaded Weight: 5.45kg with wooden furnishings, 4.7kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1140mm
Barrel Length: 565mm

Operation: Gas, Long-Stroke
Action: Rotating Bolt
Effective Range: 750m
Rate of Fire: 600 rpm (firing modes; fully automatic, two-shot burst, single shot)

Cartridge: 8 x 63mm
Magazine Size: 20 or 25 or 30 round boxes

Interesting gun design on behalf of Questers, it looks like an FAL on steroids!

operating mechanism is much more AK tho

But anyways, Satirian main rifle: AR-33A1

Well, yeah, but the weapon looks like the FAL if you take one look at it, plus, the AR-33's kinda ugly, just saying.

[Satirius]

Steyr ACR ripoff=haters gonna hate, I'm planning to draft a TKB-022 in .276 Pedersen for late sixties Satirius so the AR-33 is fucking softcore

sub-millisecond firing time=haters gonna hate

[Old Beringia]

Model 18 Musket Rv. 2

Weight: 10.7 Pounds
Length: 59 Inches
Barrel length: 41 Inches
Cartridge: .75 Musket Ball
Action: Percussion cap
Rate of fire: 2+ Rounds Per Minute
Muzzle velocity: 420 m/s
Effective Range: 90 Yards
Feed system: Muzzle Fed

[Logasiri]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: 120 round AR Magazine

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

[Itailian Maifias]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: 120 round AR Magazine

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

This is coming from a real soldier, so its an honest question

How are you going to carry the ammo for that?

[Saurisia]

Model 18 Musket Rv. 2

Weight: 10.7 Pounds
Length: 59 Inches
Barrel length: 41 Inches
Cartridge: .75 Musket Ball
Action: Flintlock
Rate of fire: 2+ Rounds Per Minute
Muzzle velocity: 420 m/s
Effective Range: 90 Yards
Feed system: Muzzle Fed

Musket?!! Good grief, I hope you don't field that anymore, besides, by looking closely at the gun, I've noticed that lock (that curvy thing above the trigger) looks like that of a percussion cap rifle-musket instead of a flintlock musket.

THIS is a flintlock:



And here's a percussion cap rifle-musket just for clarification:

[Soviet socialists cuba]

Barrett REC7

Barrett M99

[Satirius]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: 120 round AR Magazine

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

How are you going to carry the ammo for that?

on MOLLE patches or on the thigh prolly

on the standard US infantry load of ~270 rounds he'd go over with three mags, one loaded and two in pouches

[Itailian Maifias]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: 120 round AR Magazine

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

How are you going to carry the ammo for that?

on MOLLE patches or on the thigh prolly

on the standard US infantry load of ~270 rounds he'd go over with three mags, one loaded and two in pouches

I know that, just the mag for that looks a lot bigger and heavier than the mags I use for my M-16

[Bafuria]

Larsen Mk.12 Self-Loading Rifle




Specifications:

Type: Service Rifle
Produced: 1954-present
Length: 940 mm
Barrel length: 420 mm
Empty weight: 3.8 Kg
Action: Lever-delayed blowback
Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO
Effective range: 550 meters
Feed system: 20 round box magazine.
Rate of fire: Semi-Automatic
Sights: Aperture rear sight, Hooded front post.

Price: 660 USD

[Logasiri]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: Two 60 round AR Magazines

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

How are you going to carry the ammo for that?

on MOLLE patches or on the thigh prolly

on the standard US infantry load of ~270 rounds he'd go over with three mags, one loaded and two in pouches

I know that, just the mag for that looks a lot bigger and heavier than the mags I use for my M-16

They aren't made out of metal, so they're relatively light, still three times heavier than a STANAG for obvious reasons. We usually latch them only the belts of power armor or around the thighs (With a total of about six magazines spread out)

[Itailian Maifias]

Type 42Z Assault Rifle

Type: Bullpup Assault Rifle
Weight: 11.4 Pounds
Length: 39.8 Inches
Barrel Length: 29.2 Inches
Cartridge: 6.8x49mm AR
Action: Piston Gas Operated, Open Bolt or Closed Bolt
Muzzle Velocity: 830 meters per second
Maximum Range: 720 meters
Rate of Fire: 800 rounds per minute
Feed System: 120 round AR Magazine

Ergonomics

The Type 42Z Assault Rifle was designed in association with the Logasirian Commandos, making sure it was ready for any situation that a Commando might face. User convenience and comfort with our weapons has always been more valuable to us than ease of manufacturing. Every batch of Type 42Z assault rifles have samples taken away to be tested; each has been tested in the field, under harsh conditions, as well as in specialized labs for impossible conditions.

The engineers at Armax determined that the Type 42Z had to have an in line stock, meaning the butt stock is straight, lining up with the barrel. This gives it far greater accuracy than when the stock is curved, because when the stock is curved, the user must struggle to compensate for recoil. There is a rubber cheek rest on the stock, to increase comfort.



It uses the Armax made 6.8x49mm AR, notable for both its stopping power, and range. The 6.8mm is based around the common 5.56x45mm NATO round in its shape and aerodynamic properties, only larger in diameter and slightly larger in length. Unlike larger caliber bullets, like the 7.62mm which slice right through a person, the 6.8mm tumbles on impact with flesh, arching inside of the enemy’s body, dragging organs and flesh with it. If a soldier is hit with this round, he is not getting up.

The Type 42Z has a specialized rail system on the bottom and top (if you remove the upper handle). It is adaptable with accessories using the Picatinny Rail System, but is a tighter fit. The rifle comes with a 45mm Grenade Launcher, a fore grip and a laser pointer doubling has a hand guard standard. As for optics that may replace the standard iron sights, a red dot sight, a thermal sight and an electromagnetic sight come with it. On the right side of the Type 42Z, there is another rail system. Here, you can mount rangefinders, flashlights, laser pointers, etcetera; all coming with the package.



A bipod may be mounted on the barrel.

Ammunition, Feed System and Ejection System

Bullet Weight: 8.2 grams
Bullet Diameter: 6.8mm
Neck Diameter: 7.2mm
Overall Length: 63.2mm
Case Type: Rimless, bottlenecked

The Type 42Z uses a 6.8x49mm round, incorporating the damage characteristics of the 5.56mm and 5.45mm rounds in a slightly larger package. Like the smaller rounds, on impact with human flesh, the 6.8mm flips, arcs and tumbles, rather than going straight through like larger caliber rounds, like the 7.62mm and 8.7mm. This tumbling causes massive damage, dragging flesh and organs with it, crushing bone with the larger surface area of its side. Because it is larger than the 5.56mm, when going up against body armor, it is just as effective. The 6.8mm can easily rip through Kevlar or Dragonskin body armors, creating a similar tumbling effect.

The 6.8mm comes in 6 flavors; incendiary, hollow point, full metal jacket, tracer, explosive and armor piercing. Our armor piercing rounds are coated in titanium and a filing of steel, rather than a coating of steel and a filling of lead, giving them huge capabilities in terms of punching through a hard surface like steel or cement, as well as punching through multiple bodies. Explosive rounds are longer than regular 6.8mm rounds at 52mm. The case size is the same, so the range is decreased. Each round contains a microchip which is tethered to a laser designator (the laser pointer). When a target is locked, each round times itself to explode directly above it. The user may add or detract as many meters as he wants, so he can have a burst of shrapnel behind the target, or in front of the target. Each round is filled with smokeless powder and a small amount of Semtex plastic explosive, the microchip at the tip of the round.



The 6.8 is loaded into the Type 42Z via a proprietary drum magazine, resembling two drums of rounds. Each of these drums contains sixty 6.8x49mm rounds. Even with their drum shape, they are extremely reliable due to a self-correcting system in each magazine which will force a jammed bullet out of the magazine via hatched holes in the front of the magazine.

Once fired, the spent cases are ejected on either side of the rifle. Left and right handed shooter may use this, because changing the point of ejection is as easy as closing one hatch, which in turn, opens the other.

Operation and Ignition System

The Type 42Z uses an open bolt operation, meaning that the bolt stays in the rear position before firing. This is useful in high intensity situations when you have to suppress a target for long periods of time. Because there is never a bullet in the chamber, a round can’t “cook off”, or explode because of heat. If the user is in a situation when he has to keep the chamber free of dirt, mud, etc., he can switch the bolt operation to closed bolt via a control near the trigger.

The bolt is forged from a titanium alloy with a diamond firing pin, to ensure the strength and durability of the bolt in combat. Like most weapons, the bolt strikes the primer of the 6.8mm, igniting the smokeless gunpowder in the cartridge, propelling the projectile.

Sound Suppression

The Type 42Z has an internal suppressor in the forward of the gun block. This is useful in applications where the extra bulk of a suppressor isn’t needed. This is especially true in urban combat where sound is magnified in buildings and space is of the essence. The suppressor may be taken out when cleaning if the user needs to have range for a specific mission.

Folding

The Type 42Z has the ability to be folded into a relatively small package, similar to a box. The barrel can retract, the stock (when unloaded) also retracts and the entire trigger grip folds up into the rifle. At that point, the rear end of the rifle folds into the forward end and connects via the forward rail system. At this point, it looks similar to a suitcase, but obviously more bulky.

COST: $6,000 USD

How are you going to carry the ammo for that?

on MOLLE patches or on the thigh prolly

on the standard US infantry load of ~270 rounds he'd go over with three mags, one loaded and two in pouches

I know that, just the mag for that looks a lot bigger and heavier than the mags I use for my M-16

They aren't made out of metal, so they're relatively light, still three times heavier than a STANAG for obvious reasons. We usually latch them only the belts of power armor or around the thighs (With a total of about six magazines spread out)

O, you use power armor. Nevermind then you can easily carry it

[Logasiri]

Also, I made a mistake on the description. It can carry two 60 round magazines but can also be collapsed to carry one, so six magazines would be 360 rounds