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The Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering Company opens its doors to the international public. We have been serving the private sector in The Holy Empire of The New True Cross for some time now. Due to the current situation in that country our sales have decreased too much for us to continue in business. We are experts in smalls arms manufacturing and have a long history, over 200 years of happy customers to prove it. We are also innovators in our field as we have a state of the art testing and research facility where all potential buyers can come and test out and weapon before purchasing them.

Pistols:
The Military Issue Side Arm (MISA) is chambered at .45 ACP caliber and comes standard with a ten round clip. It weighs 1.3kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 17m. $100
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The Special Forces Issue Side Arm (SSISA) is chambered at .45 ACP caliber and comes standard with a ten round clip. It weighs 1.5kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 15m. While the silencer makes the pistol less accurate it does make for a great stealth operation. $300
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The Military Issue Leadership Side Arm (MILSA) is chambered at .45 ACP caliber and comes standard with a ten round clip. It weighs 1.5kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 25m. $150
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The Law Enforcement Issue Riot Control Side Arm (LEIRCSA) is chambered at .45 ACP caliber and comes standard with a ten round clip. It weighs 1.8kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 25m. Note the ambidextrous grips on the barrel, a larger pistol grip base to add hitting power, and a stud for puncturing wounds making pistol whipping easier and more effective. $250
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Machine Pistols:
The Military Issue Automatic Pistol (MIAP) is chambered at .50 Action Express caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 2.1kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 25m when fired in full automatic and at 50m when fired in semi-automatic. $300
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The Vehicular Defense Issue Automatic Pistol (VDIAP) is chambered at .50 Action Express caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 2.5kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 25m when fired in full automatic and at 70m when fired in semi-automatic. $350
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The Special Forces Issue Automatic Pistol (SSIAP) is chambered at .50 Action Express caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 2.6kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized grouping at 40m when fired in full automatic and at 75m when fired in semi-automatic. It has a forward grip to make accurate fire in full automatic mode more achievable. $400
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Submachine Guns:
The Military Issue Submachine Gun (MISMG) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 2.7kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter- sized three shot grouping at 50m when fired in full automatic and at 150m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: a folding stock. $450
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The Military Issue Assault Carbine (MIAC) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 2.8kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 60m when fired in full automatic and at 200m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a folding stock, and a folding forward grip. $500
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The Special Forces Issue Assault Carbine (SSIAC) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a twenty five round clip. It weighs 2.9kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 60m when fired in full automatic and at 200m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a folding stock, a folding forward grip, and a silencer. $700
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Assault Rifles:
The Bull Pup Limited Issue Assault Carbine (BPLIAC) is chambered with a special and incredibly accurate .338 Lapua Magnum caliber round and comes standard with a fifteen round clip. It weighs 2.8kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 80m when fired in full automatic and at 275m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with rails for optical equipment, a standard 3x sighting interface, and a bipod. The .403 round also has incredible stopping power due it’s almost magnum powder percentage. $1000
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The Military Issue Assault Rifle (MIAR) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 3.1kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 70m when fired in full automatic and at 225m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a folding forward grip, and a standard 3x sighting interface. $800
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The Special Forces Issue Assault Rifle (SSIAR) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 3.3kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 80m when fired in full automatic and at 250m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 3x sighting interface, a folding stock, and a recoil compensator on the barrel to keep the gun on target for longer. $900
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Battle Rifles:
The Bull Pup Limited Issue Battle Rifle (BPLIBR) is chambered with a special and incredibly accurate .338 Lapua Magnum caliber round and comes standard with a fifteen round clip. It weighs 3.1kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 100m when fired in full automatic and at 350m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 3x sighting interface, and a bipod. The .403 round also has incredible stopping power due it’s almost magnum powder percentage. $1700
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The Military Issue Battle Rifle (MIBR) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 3.2kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 85m when fired in full automatic and at 275m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 3x sighting interface, and a bipod. $1000
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The Special Forces Issue Battle Rifle (SSIBR) is chambered with a special and incredibly accurate .338 Lapua Magnum caliber round and comes standard with a twenty round clip. It weighs 3.4kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 100m when fired in full automatic and at 300m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment and a standard 3x sighting interface. Due to it’s sturdy construction, it is ideal for harsh climates that might otherwise compromise the integrity of weapons. The .403 round also has incredible stopping power due it’s almost magnum powder percentage. $1100
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The Marksman Issue Battle Rifle (MmIBR) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 3.6kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 125m when fired in full automatic and at 325m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 3x sighting interface, a folding stock, and a bipod. Due to it’s sturdy construction, it is ideal for harsh climates that might otherwise compromise the integrity of weapons. Despite the fact that it is the last remaining version of one of our older models, we continue to make it as popular demand was so high. $1500
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Machine Guns:
The Military Issue Squad Machine Gun (MISMG) is chambered at .375 H&H Magnum caliber and comes standard with a one hundred round belt. It weighs 4.7kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 50m when fired in full automatic and at 100m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: a folding stock, and a bipod. $1700
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Sniper Rifles:
The Military Issue Marksman Rifle (MIMR) is chambered an incredibly powerful Raufoss Mk 211 .50 caliber round and comes standard with a five round clip. It weighs 4.2kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 100m when fired in full automatic and at 2000m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with rails for optical equipment, a standard 15x sighting interface, and a bipod. $2000
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The Bull Pup Limited Issue Marksman Rifle (BPLIMR) is chambered with a special and incredibly accurate .338 Lapua Magnum caliber round and comes standard with a twenty round clip. It weighs 4.5kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 100m when fired in full automatic and at 2000m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 15x sighting interface, a bipod, and a silencer. The .403 round also has incredible stopping power due it’s almost magnum powder percentage. $3000
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The Special Forces Issue Marksman Rifle (SSIMR) is chambered at .308 Winchester caliber and comes standard with a thirty round clip. It weighs 4.5kg when loaded and has an accurate quarter-sized three shot grouping at 80m when fired in full automatic and at 1800m when fired in semi-automatic. Comes with: rails for optical equipment, a standard 15x sighting interface, a bipod, a folding stock, and a silencer. $2200
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Ballistics info:
.308 Winchester: 7.62 x 51 mm NATO, 180 grain, 835 m/s
.45 ACP: 11.43 x 23 mm, 230 grain, 259 m/s
.338 Lapua Magnum: 8.6 x 70 mm, 275 grain, 858 m/s
.375 H&H Magnum: 9.52 x 91.44 mm, 235 grain, 904 m/s
Raufoss Mk 211: 12.7 x 99 mm NATO, 655 grain, 923 m/s
.50 Action Express: 12.7 x 32.6 mm, 325 grain, 398 m/s

For your pistols the caliber is to small. Sub-machine guns and Machine Pistols are basicly thesame type of weapon, the Machine Pistol designation come from german, which is what they call their sub machine guns. Rifles calibers are way to big. .508 caliber is a bad I dea unless for a sniper rifle or heavy machine gun.

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OOC: I always loved the Luger design.

IC:

To: The New True Cross
From: The Republic of Drvarska

We take big interest in your small arms designs and we would like to replace our traditional P.08 Luger with your Military Issue Side Arm (MISA). We request to purchase 10,000 of these pistols for the price of $1,000,000. The money has been wired upon your approval.

Drvarska National Army HQ
The Republic of Drvarska

OOC: I always loved the Luger design.

IC:

To: The New True Cross
From: The Republic of Drvarska

We take big interest in your small arms designs and we would like to replace our traditional P.08 Luger with your Military Issue Side Arm (MISA). We request to purchase 10,000 of these pistols for the price of $1,000,000. The money has been wired upon your approval.

Drvarska National Army HQ
The Republic of Drvarska

To The Republic of Drvarska

We have received your order and payment for the 10,000 (MISA)s. We recieved your order today and wish to offer a free in house range testing if it is so desired. We have the facilities to house 100 men overnight at our range so that they may try them in all sorts of scenarios. Thank you for your order.

Most Sincerely,
Parker Lansing-Mitchell
CEO Lansing-Mitchell Weaponeering



OOC: These guns were actually for a Alt. Hist. movie that I was writing, It fell through so I figured I might as well post them here. The LMW actually stands for Luger Mauser Waffen, and the cross was actually the new version of the Iron Cross I was using. :D Glad you like them.

OOC: No .44 Mag? No .357? Oh man. Darn...

OOC:
As 1010102 said some of the calibres do a seem a bit off. These weapons could also do with a lot more detail in terms of actual sizes and mechanism used. I would suggest ditching theaccuracy claims, nobody really bothers with that outside of sniper rifles where a MOA rating at 1000m generally does the job.

Personally when i see cusotm ammo I also like to see the ballsitic data for the rounds but that is just me, perhaps at least you give soem sort of idea of the capacity of each round either by using the metric format of bullet calibre x case length in mm ie 9x19mm or the american calibre - propellant capacity format i.e .45- 70 (where the 70 reffers to 70 grains of propellant).

Appart from that nice, job, the art is good although I would simply parrot the concerns of others on lineartinc of it generally looking a bit thin.

I would love to give you guys more specifics, but I have no real ballistics knowledge, so I would just be making it up. Can you offer any guidelines or websites that might help?

OOC: All the pistols look like Lugers.

I would love to give you guys more specifics, but I have no real ballistics knowledge, so I would just be making it up. Can you offer any guidelines or websites that might help?

OOC: I don't know about ballistics websites, but I do know that it is always a good idea to pass your designs through the NSDraftroom first (check the link in my sig). Also, if you get around to coloring those images and you like to draw, check out Lineart Inc, which is also linked in my sig. A word of warning, however, look at the other designs on the forums before posting your own (preferably look at those of noteworthy designers ex: Doomingsland or the Macabees) as to not upset the crowds as they cn be unforgiving :P

I would love to give you guys more specifics, but I have no real ballistics knowledge, so I would just be making it up. Can you offer any guidelines or websites that might help?

The best place to start is Tony Williams' website: http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk/

particualrly with his introduction to ballistics: http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk/ballistics.htm

For details on just about any small arms system under the sun there is Maxim Popenker's website: http://world.guns.ru/main-e.htm

and for general fun and often very educational stuff there is the box of truth: http://www.theboxotruth.com/

To be honest you aheva good start here its just needs to be refined. I would say take it slow and join the draftroom as Kampfers mentioned. The draftroom is a very good palce if you want to ask question and get honest feed back, most of us there are more than happy to chip with worked examples if you want them. Feel free to psot your stuff as is and while some members might not be too polite at times but if you show you are willing to learn and listen you will get a lot of help (god that sounds patronising but i really can't think of a better way of saying it).

I know they all have a little Luger in them, that was the point I was designing them for an Alt. Hist. movie I was writing that fell through, I just wanted to do something with them so I figured I would put them out here. I added some ballistic info. So shop away.

P.S. I am reworking the designs a bit so their will be a new series out in a few months, RL, I have a life here people, please be patient.

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Greal would like to buy 1,000 The Military Issue Side Arms for $100,000. We will use them for testing.

Greal would like to buy 1,000 The Military Issue Side Arms for $100,000. We will use them for testing.

Confirmed.

Money wired



Greal would like to buy 200,000 Sniper Rifles for 400 billion, we will also use these rifles for testing. If they are successfully used, we will buy more.

Money wired



Greal would like to buy 200,000 Sniper Rifles for 400 billion, we will also use these rifles for testing. If they are successfully used, we will buy more.

confirmed

bump

All the calibres, apart from the pistols, are waaay to big and mostly too long as well.

Your SMGs are actually assault rifles/assault rifle carbines, your assault rifles are actually battle rifles, and as for the battle rifles...

here's a tip. Run these through the NS Draftroom (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom) first, so people can critique it.

All the calibres, apart from the pistols, are waaay to big and mostly too long as well.

Your SMGs are actually assault rifles/assault rifle carbines, your assault rifles are actually battle rifles, and as for the battle rifles...

here's a tip. Run these through the NS Draftroom (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom) first, so people can critique it.

Thanks, will do look for corrections in the near future.