Subcontinental Firearms Export Co. [Weapons Export]

[Questers]

All approved; although it still mystifies me that people buy the Export.

All the monies have been wired. I chose th export because of the sheer number of people using it. Theirfore if i go to war with them i can use the same amunition

People use the Export in all different chambers. If you meet someone who uses, say, 7.62 x 63mm in their Export rifles you aren't going to be exchanging ammunition. The point is that the Mk III is better for 7.62x51mm and 7.5x55mm, the most common calibres, but for everything else the Export is better because it's larger and more capable of rechambering, can fit a larger bolt, etc etc.

[Questers]

we would like to enquire if Bayonets are avalible for the Standard Rifle Mk III?

and also FN60, althought we expect you to say no.

There are bayonets for both, actually.

[South East Europe]

500 FN60 Service Machine Guns please.

[Itailian Maifias]

Dear SFEC,

It has come to my attention that you have finally produced a catalouge with all SFEC items. As were still use the FGR as our main battle rifle, we will be happy to purchase more of your products. We wish to purchase the following:

xDPR FN20R
x35,000 FN60 MG

Grazie a mile,
Ministro di Defense

[Questers]

(Please read the OP.)

[Itailian Maifias]

(Please read the OP.)

OOC: I swear I gotta get new glasses and stop skim reading. Apologies. Revised post below
IC:

Dear SFEC,

It has come to my attention that you have finally produced a catalouge with all SFEC items. As were still use the FGR as our main battle rifle, we will be happy to purchase more of your products. We wish to purchase the following:

x235,000 FN20R, .45 ACP
x35,000 FN60 MG, 7.5x55 GP11 ( Round shown in image)

Grazie a mile,
Ministro di Defense

[Questers]

"SFEC does not offer production licences or foreign factory productions, "

I've bolded that now though

[Itailian Maifias]

"SFEC does not offer production licences or foreign factory productions, "

I've bolded that now though

OOC: I'm such a noob. Post fixed for the last time

[Ile-Perrot]

Greetings.
Following the commercial success of the Export Mk.II Rifle, we wish to purchase One Million (1,000,000) Standart Rifle Mk.III's.
We also wish to purchase 100,000 FN60 light machineguns. Total is $950 million, will be paid immediatly at your convenience.

[Questers]

in what calibre?

(I. Mafias, order approved)

[Khytenna]

we would like to enquire if Bayonets are avalible for the Standard Rifle Mk III?

and also FN60, althought we expect you to say no.

There are bayonets for both, actually.

you have Bayonets for your GPMG, that makes me a happy Man. are we talking just a knife bayonet?

i am guessing the Submachinegun has one as well

[Questers]

Sandakan ArMs Intermediate Rifle

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Operation: The SAMIR is a roller-delayed blowback operation weapon, fired from the closed bolt position. Firstly, a shooter must pull back the charging handle and let go. As the handle is connected to the dust cover which is connected to the bolt carrier, this draws back the bolt, pushing the bolt carrier back into the spring. On letting go of the handle, the spring pushes the bolt forwards, bringing a round into the chamber from the breech. The extractor locks onto the cartridge.

When the trigger is pulled the firing pin is struck. This detonates the propellant in the round and the bullet shoots out the barrel. The expanding gases created by the explosion of the propellant push the bolt backwards. As it goes backwards, it releases the extractors and the empty casing is ejected through the ejection chamber.

The bolt moves backwards and brings the bolt carrier with it; bringing the dust cover, so that rounds can eject, and pushing back the spring. As the spring is being pushed back, and as the gases dissipate, the balance between rearward-pushing force and forward-pushing force begin to balance out and eventually the bolt pushes forwards, chambering another round and repeating the process.

The fire selector works as follows. In the lower position, it blocks the upwards movement of the trigger hammer release and so means the weapon can not be fired. In the next position (135 degrees,) the action is totally open; after the first round is fired, holding down the trigger will keep the hammer released. After the bolt has pushed the round into the breech, the weight of the bolt is released from the firing hammer and it can spring up to hit the pin again. This is part of the automatic process. The single shot process does not spring the hammer back up when the bolt is released, by knocking the trigger release down rather than keeping it in the position to spring back up again.

Disassembly: First, remove the stock. Do so by pressing in on the two stock release buttons parallel to one another on the lower left and lower right side of the rear end receiver. Press them both at the same time whilst gripping and pulling the stock and it will come loose. Putting it back again is simply a matter of pushing it into position as the locking mechanism is automatic. The buttplate can be removed; unscrew the top screw and pushing the lower pin.

After removing the stock, the spring tube will eject. The spring can be accessed simply by unscrewing the rear-end cap of the spring tube and pulling the spring out of the tube. After the spring tube has ejected, the bolt carrier will come loose and will spring out. Take the bolt carrier and pull lightly; the whole bolt can now be removed by the rear of the weapon. This includes the dirt cover for the ejection port and the bolt itself.

The bolt can be removed from the bolt carrier by twisting and pulling, and then the parts of the bolt, including the rollers, can be removed for individual inspection and maintenance.

To access the lower receiver, the barrel cover must first be removed. Do so by pushing in on the pin at the front of the gun above the barrel. This will open the locking mechanism. Now unscrew the screw to the rear of the barrel cover and the barrel cover may be removed, giving access to the barrel. Simultaneously the upper receiver cover can now be removed, if two pins are taken out of the top rear hand side of the upper receiver; the upper receiver locks into place with the barrel cover. Now the lower receiver and the case is open to view. Optionally you can remove the upper receiver cover simply by undoing two pins on the cover and sliding it off; this is not necessary to access the lower receiver.

The barrel may be removed by opening the barrel lock mechanism which is at the front of the case. This again is a very simple pin mechanism. Now you will have to open the barrel containment device below the foresight. This is a simple two-pin mechanism on both sides of the device. When this is done, the barrel can be removed, pulling away from the receiver, by the flash hider device. Your weapon is now disassembled.

Loaded Weight: 4.1kg with wooden furnishings, 3.45kg with polymer furnishings
Overall Length: 1040mm (41in)
Barrel Length: 508mm (20in)
Length of Pull: 345mm (13.8in)

Operation: Blowback
Action: Roller-delayed
Effective Range: 700m
Rate of Fire: 900 rpm (firing modes; full auto, single)

Cartridge: 7 x 44mm CTA
Magazine Size: 20 or 26 or 32 round boxes

[Khytenna]

We would like to buy 100x Sandakan ArMs Intermediate Rifle (SAMIR) Mk I rifles please.

we would also like to know, if there is any advantages that the 7x42 CTA has over the the .280 British.

Thank you

[Questers]

Approved,

7-44 CTA
Case length; 44mm
Overall length; 44mm
Bullet diametre; 7mm
Grain; 145gr
MV / Energy; 810ms/2650J

.280 Br
Case length; 43mm
Overall length; 65mm
Bullet diametre; 7.2mm
Grain; 139gr
MV / Energy; 770ms/2680J

7-44 CTA fires a lighter and smaller round to about the same statistics as .280 Br. The actual performance of them is virtually the same (7-44CTA is heavier and faster, though) except that 7-44 CTA is much smaller.

[Risen Britannia]

The Empire of Risen Britannia
wishes to buy 100 of all these weapons apart from the "FN20R Service Pistol" for research purposes. As An arms manufacture myself I'm interested in the construction of these weapons. For the issue of payment, i am willing to pay the $535,000. However i was wondering if we could strike a deal trading guns for guns to break even.
i would trade you:

(top image is the compact variant)
Weapon price: £3000
Weapon Information: The RBP-7 is a 7.62mm battle rifle currently used as marksman rifles my my forces. It can be set for semi or fully automatic fire
Effective Range:800m
Clip Size:25
Weight:5.2Kg

Weapon price: £2100
Weapon Information: The RBP-29 is a 9mmSMG currently used by my special forces. It can be set for semi, burst or fully automatic fire
Effective Range:250m
Clip Size:30

(I do have more if you are intrested)
Note*if there is more than one variant of the weapon please send equal amounts of each variation totalling 100 of that type

[Minnysota]

To: Subcontinental Firearms Export Company
From: Department of Defense, United States of Minnysota
Subject: Weapons Procurement

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Dear Subcontinental Firearms Export Company,

Over the past few months we have been trying to find a suitable replacement for our current submachineguns and our current general purpose machine guns. We have looked over what your export company has to offer and have decided that your products fit our needs the best. Furthermore, we would like to place an order for:

[10,000x] Sandakan Arms Infantry Carbine (chambered in .45 ACP)
[10,000x] FN60 Service Machinegun (chambered in 7.62 x 51mm NATO)

Our calculations show that the total cost of the order comes out to around 22 million (22,000,000) standard dollars. All funds will be wired to you once the order has been approved.

Signed and approved by,



Rick C. Benson
Department of Defense
United States of Minnysota

[Khytenna]

Approved,

7-44 CTA
Case length; 44mm
Overall length; 44mm
Bullet diametre; 7mm
Grain; 145gr
MV / Energy; 810ms/2650J

.280 Br
Case length; 43mm
Overall length; 65mm
Bullet diametre; 7.2mm
Grain; 139gr
MV / Energy; 770ms/2680J

7-44 CTA fires a lighter and smaller round to about the same statistics as .280 Br. The actual performance of them is virtually the same (7-44CTA is heavier and faster, though) except that 7-44 CTA is much smaller.

Which would you recomend? and also for Bayonets what kind would you have for each weapon?

sorry for the 21 questions

[United States of PA]

To: Subcontinental Firearms Export. Co
From: Pennsylvanian Armed Forces Procurement Board

Having been highly pleased with the service of the FN Rougecote FGR No.3 Export Mk II, and its domestically made and modified cousins which we have made, we return to your company once again with a request for yet more weapons.

Today we would like to inquire as to the possibility of working out a production Contract with your Company. We are interested in your company's FN60C General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG), we are curious as to the ability of the weapon to fire a 7.62x63mm (.30-06) round. If it is possible to do so, we are interested in possibly entering into a Production Contract with your company, wherein your production centers produce the gun and ship them to our country, while we perform all individual parts production within the Federal Republic.

This will allow your company to maintain control over the supply of weapons we will have, while allowing our companies to still have a share in the overall scope of the production.

We eagerly await your companies response.

[Radictistan]

To Subcontinental Export Firearms Co.,

The Global Import/Export Comany (GLOIMEX) wishes to give our customers the best imported products possible. Therefore we would like to order the following firearms from Subcontinental Export Firearms Co.

200 x Sandakan Arms Infantry Carbine, chambered in .45 ACP
1000 x FGR Mk III, chambered in 7.62x51 NATO
1000 x FN20R, chambered in .45 ACP

The total cost of this order is $890,000. The monies will be transferred electronically upon confirmation of this order.

Your obd't Servant,
The Global Import/Export Company
Irina Vornoller, Chief Import Officer

GLOIMEX is not a front for a major Radictistani crime family. I swear. No Radictistani mobster would ever dream of exploiting the lack of restrictions on the importation of fully automatic weaponry by average citizens.

[Great Jambalani]

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[Questers]

Shit firearms
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[Khytenna]

Shit firearms
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Burned!

[Ile-Perrot]

7.62mm NATO please. Money wired as soon as price stated.

[Questers]

All approved.

@ Khytenna: I would use 7-44 CTA, but I'm biased.

@ USPA: I don't think you could fire .30-06 out of the FN-60. I mean, you could try... there's no reason why you couldn't modify it, but as it comes, I don't think so. Anyway, SFEC prefers to keep production internal, so unfortunately we'll have to decline your offer.

[Questers]

.303 or 7.7 * 57mm Lucknow

.303 Lucknow, also known as 7.7 x 57mm, is a Questarian battle rifle round designed for the FN FGR in 1962 and chambered in that weapon in Questarian and foreign service.



Case Type: Rimless, bottleneck
Bullet diameter: 7.69mm (.303)
Neck diameter: 8.5mm
Shoulder diameter: 10.2mm
Base diameter: 11.5mm
Rim diameter: 11.5mm
Rim thickness: 1.65mm
Case length: 57mm
Overall length: 77.70mm

Pressure: 390 MPa
Rifling Twist: 1:10

Grain - Muzzle Velocity - Energy (from a 21 in test barrel)
158gr - 880m/s - 3,300 J
180gr - 775m/s - 3,999 J