The Attican Reichswehr invites manufacturing companies to display their Assault Rifles and submachine guns to the Attican military. We will choose from the best, and purchase many of them.
9mm PP-90M1 submachine gun
Intended to produce high fire density in long-duration close-in combat.
The use of a new 9x19mm cartridges with enhanced penetration (7H31) ensures the piercing effect, which cannot be attained by the weapon counterparts. The bullet of this cartridge pierces a St3 steel plate, 10-mm thick, at a distance of 10 m.
Basic Characteristics
Cartridge 9x19mm, Para,
cartridges with enhanced penetration (7H31)
Weight, kg
with empty box magazine 1.98
with empty helica magazine 2.1
Mode of fire selective
Rate of fire, rds/min 500-600
Accurate firing range, m up to 200
Magazine capacity, rds
box magazine 32
helica magazine 64
Dimensions with buttstock folded, mm
with box magazine 424x252x53
with helica magazine 424x170x53
Length with buttstock extended, mm 620
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$850 each
A-91M Small Size Assault Rifle
One of the best weapons around.
Is intended to fulfil a wide range of missions and to engage the enemy by automatic fire and firing the underbarrel grenade launcher.
The original design of the assault rifle lacks the drawbacks of the weapon developed according to classical bullpup principle.
The built-in underbarrel grenade launcher do not affect the balance of the weapon, and do not worsen accuracy characteristics when firing the assault rifle.
The first two shots are fired at a incredible rate of 1800 rounds per minute! This means that the bullets have left the barrel before recoil makes the gun move off its target, which enhances the accuracy considerably. After the first two shots have been fired, the gun continues to fire at a rate of 600 rounds per minute, like a normal automatic rifle. If the trigger is released and pulled again, the first two shots will again be at the high rate of fire. Off course a single shot setting is also provided.
The particular feature of these assault rifles is the utilization of a balanced shockless automatics with separated inertia masses.
The consistency of A-91 automatic fire from unsteady positions is 1.5 to 2 times closer compared to the weapons whose action is made according to the classical configuration
$1400 each (get what you pay for- a kickass assault rifle)
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Kotterdam
05-10-2003, 03:14
Viking Firearms M32A1 Rapier
Based off of principles pioneered in Heckler and Koch’s G11 rifle, this weapon takes it all one step further. Rather than providing silenced weapons to Special Operations forces alone, Viking Firearms provided the M32A1 with an integral suppressor. Coupled with the fact that the caseless ammunition virtually eliminates bolt sounds, the M32A1 is almost impossible to hear in operation. There isn't even a shell casing to be ejected and give away the position of the shooter. Although the weapon's ammunition is supersonic, and thus not "silenced", the supressor nonetheless nearly eliminates firing sounds, although the bullet will still make a sharp crack as it travels through the air. While this will reveal the fact that someone is indeed shooting at the target, it will make it nearly impossible to tell where the shooter is. As well, Viking Firearms offers a 4.7 x 33mm caseless round using a somewhat less-potent propellant block of the same dimensions with a heavier round, reducing the round to sub-sonic speeds while maintaining much of the original round's damage potential. Effectively, this round renders the Rapier a silenced weapon.
Rather than standard iron sights, the Rapier uses an integral 3x optical sight mounted in the carrying handle, although this can be removed if damaged, or just on the firer’s preference, revealing a NATO standard Picatinny rail. If neccesary, there are even flip-up iron sights for use in emergencies. The odd top-loading magazine is made out of a transparent temperature-resistant plastic that allows the firer to tell at a glance how many shots he has left.
Although the standard magazine for this weapon is a 60 round box, a special 120-round helical box magazine is available. While the weapon's standard full-auto firing rate is locked at 600 rpm, the weapon's cyclic rate is actually a shocking 2000 rpm. This rate is only utilized on the weapon's three round burst setting, allowing it to spit out three shots before the weapon's recoil spoils the aim, allowing for exceptionally tight groupings. On unsilenced prototypes, the three round burst sounded like one loud shot, it came so quickly.
SPECIFICATION & OPERATION
CARTRIDGE
4.7 x 33mm Caseless
DIMENSIONS
Length o/a: 760mm (30.78in)
Weight: 2.85kg (7lb 13oz)
Barrel: 533mm (21.0in)
Rifling: 6 grooves, rh
Magazine Capacity: 60 rounds
Rate of Fire: 600 rds/min
MARKINGS
"VIKING FIREARMS <serial number> <date of manufacture>" impressed into the right side of the reciever beneath a stylized Viking Longboat.
SAFETY
A grip safety as well as a combined safety/fire selector switch that may be moved to either side of the rifle above and behind the trigger. Rear (S) position is safe, forward one notch (1) is single shots, forward two notches (3) is three-round bursts, and fully forward (A) is full automatic fire.
UNLOADING
Magazine catch at rear of magazine housing. Remove magazine. Point in safe direction. Press trigger.
COST
$ 710.00