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As we here at CM did not like the layout of our last storefront, we are making a new storefront, with (Hopefully) a more user-friendly interface. Here is the salesman to help you make your decision. He's working on commission.

GUR-V4 and alterations:

GUR-V4

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Range(Accurate to): 230 yards
Caliber: .223
Modes: Single shot (Semi-automatic 50 RPM), three-shot bursts (90 RPM), five-shot bursts(120RPM).
Length: 43.454 inches.
Magazine Capacity: 50 rounds
Weight (With magazine): 9.77 pounds.
Price: $755 USD
Versions: GUR-V4 (Normal), MAR-V1 (Assault rifle), CHR-V2 (Hunting Rifle)

Origin:
The GUR-V4 is the forth rifle created and used by the CM army. The inventor of the GUR-V1 rifle was Vincent Gambino, who later became president. The rifle was quickly adapted 10 years ago, and four subsequent versions were created, hence the name General Use Rifle Version Four. The weapon was originally created to replace the traditional repeating crossbow used by the CM army even into the 1990's. The weapon quickly became a runaway success with both the government and civilians. Rights to subsequent versions were purchased by the CM government. The GUR-V2 added a five shot burst and single shot option. The GUR-V3 added a larger barrel for use with a bayonet, and more accuracy. The modern GUR-V4 greatly increased the ammo capacity (From 25 bullets), lessened the weight, even with the magazine, and added an optional stock. It has since been bought out by Moralite industries, and the GUR-V5 is expected to come out soon.

Summary:
All in all, an above average weapon. Useful for most situations, with extra attachments for more versatility. Also has a small light near the bottom that can be switched on or off near the front.

Available Accessories:
GLRA-V2: A grenade launching attachment able to be used with the GUR-V4. Launches 40 mm grenades. Price: $45 USD

RS-V1: A scope made specifically for the GUR-V4. It can be flipped down to avoid distraction, and is made to correspond with the GUR-V4's light. Price: $30 USD

RLS-V1: A laser-sight made for the GUR-V4, but can also be used for the grenade launcher attachment, adjusting for gravity. Price: $30 USD

GURS: A stock that severely reduces the recoil on the GUR-V4. Price: $30 USD.

CRB: A bayonet for close range combat. Price: $10 USD

Use in CM:
Civilian Population: 340 million Owners
Moralites Against Crime: 35.2% of civilian owners. (120 million)
Smaller Private Gun Groups: 26.4% of Civilian Owners (90 million)
Police: 19.1% of civilian owners (65 million)
Other: 19.3% of civilian owners (65.5 million)
The CM Army: 25,000

The salesman:
"Ah yes, a VERY good choice. One of the world's top rifles don't you know? One of the most versatile too, a much better choice then those weak American rifles. Pfft. Able to launch not only grenades, but anything else that'll fit into the little grenade slot! It's spring-loaded. The laser sight automatically points further down when you set up the grenade launcher attachment. Just pull back on it, and it's ready to go. Well, if you have it loaded. AND, if you buy over a hundred of these, I'll give you this snow globe, free of charge! That's right, completely free! So what do you say?"

MAR-V1

Range(Accurate to): 200 yards
Caliber: .223
Modes: Fully automatic fire (240 RPM)
Length: 43.90
Magazine Capacity: 35 Bullets
Weight (With magazine): 13.24 pounds
Price: $825 USD

Origin:
The MAR-V1 (Marcus Assualt Rifle)is the creation of Marcus Lionel (Creator of the GDSA-V2), created for use in Close quarters fighting, or where cover fire is needed. It is an adaptation from the GUR-V3. It is currently still in the transitional stage, and not yet into the CM army yet. It is unpopular among most Moralites because it eats up bullets, which are not cheap.

Summary:
Best for Close quarters combat, but can be used in other situations. Not recommended for objectives requiring accuracy, as the MAR-V1 is meant for wide sweeps.

Accessories:
None.

Use in CM:
Civilian population: 20 million owners
Moralites against crime: 37.5% (7.5 million)
Smaller gun owner groups: 20% (4 million)
Police: 17.5% (3.5 million)
Other: 25% (5 million)

The salesman:
"Oh yes, the MAR-V1, a perfect gun for SWAT teams. I mean, load it up with rubber bullets, burst into a room and everyone is bawling their eyes out. Those things sting, I remember back when I stole a used car from a rival- WHOOPS! Getting off track here. So...Uh...What can I do to get you to purchase one of these fine guns?


CHR-V2
Range(Accurate to): 335 yards
Caliber: .223
Modes: Single shot (40 RPM)
Length: 42.80
Magazine Capacity: 10 Bullets
Weight (With magazine): 9.24 pounds
Price: $455 USD

Origins:
The CHR-V2 (Conserative Hunting Rifle was originally a design for a more accurate, cheaper version of the GUR-V2 for a sniper rifle. However, when the LRSR-V1 came out, the designs were quickly abandoned. Almost two years later, an official looking for a new way to bring revenue into the CM government came across the plans. He, being an avid hunter, recognized the potential the gun had as a hunting rifle, and was quickly picked back up. Freedonia hunting inc. put up a bid on the weapon, and was sold under article 23 B of CM weapons manufacturing (The company manufactures it for in CM production, but all out of CM sales are handled by the government: They get all the profit and none of the work. This is the way most CM weapons are produced).

Summary:
Absolutly worthless in battle, but cheap, and accurate at a distance. .

Accessories:
HRS- A simple scope for increased accuracy. Price: $50 USD

BSPS- An advanced bio-scan system for wimps who have trouble spotting animals, and hunters who have trouble seeing the difference between hunters and game. Price: $145 USD

Use in CM:
Civilian owners: 500 million
Moralites against Crime: 24% (120 Million)
Hunters of CM: 40% (200 million)
Smaller gun owner groups: 11% (55 million)
Other 25% (125 million)

The salesman:
Ah yes, the Moralite Hunting Rifle, an excellent choice for any hunting you want to do. Well, maybe except for larger game such as elephants... But these guns are PERFECT for Deer and rabbits and the sort. And the Bio-Scanner is a big help too. Good for any nation who has a dire shortage of funds and a desperate need for weapons. You buy a thousand of these, and I'll throw in a free digital watch with each of 'em. Hunters and soldiers need the time too, no?

LRSR-V2

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Range(Accurate to): 730 yards
Caliber: .35
Modes: Single shot(Semi-automatic 30 RPM).
Length: 61.32 inches.
Magazine capacity: 25 rounds
Weight (With magazine 30 RPM): 12.40 pounds
Price: $730 USD
Versions: LRSR-V2 (Normal)

Summary:
A useful, if somewhat expensive sniper-rifle. Comes with supports and sling.

Accessory:

NVS-V1: A scope used for night vision. It's main advantage is allowing the user to see his targets in the dark without using Night vision goggles which limit the users peripheral vision, extra weight,etc,. Light amplification: x5000 Price: $50 USD

WMS1- This cannot be added or removed manually, it must be made with the rifle. It allows the LRSR-V2 to fire short 3 shot bursts without removing the single shot option. Very useful for close range encounters when you don't have time to take out your pistol. Price: $80 USD

Use in CM:
Civilian use: 20 Million
Moralites against crime: 40% of Civilian users (8 million)
Smaller gun ownership groups: 30% of civilian users (6 million)
Police: 15% of civilian users (3 million)
Other: 15% of Civilian users (3 million)
CM army: 12,500 Users

The salesman:
Ah yes, a Sniper Rifle is a good addition to any firearm using force. Long range, and even modifiable for close range encounters! Yes, a weapon unmatched in any modern country*, and cheaper then many, even with the three shot burst attachment. I'll even paint each one of them that you buy PERSONALLY if you buy more then a thousand with all of the attachments. That's right PERSONALLY. That's a rare thing nowadays folks.

*Except all of those other countries who have that one really good sniper rifle.

OOC: OPEN FOR BUISNESS!

Miscellaneous small arms:

GDSA-V3
Range(accurate to): 90 yards
Caliber: .357
Modes: Single shot (Semi-automatic 40 RPM) Two-shot bursts (65 RPM)
Length: 9.12 inches
Magazine capacity: 20 rounds
Weight (With magazine): 2.74 pounds
Price: $300 USD
Versions: GDSA-V2 (Normal) COSA-V1 (Covert ops)

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Origin:
The GDSA (General Defense Side Arm) started as a pistol, and has remained so. First introduced in 1930, the efficient, powerful model did not change until 1990. The GDSA-V1 was created by Alexander Genuus, who committed suicide before he could introduce the second model, unfinished designs of which were found in his room. It has since been bought out by Moralite industries. Under MI, the new and improved GDSA-V3 has been put on production, and many Moralites have taken up the offer of a discount on the newer models by turning in their old ones. The GDSA-V3 has added a burst option and increased range.

Summary:
A rather accurate pistol, with a small steel knife built in near the handle, designed to not interfere with the users grip. Comes in dark black and camoflauge green.

Accessory:

HLS: A small laser to provide more accuracy then the iron sight. Price: $20 USD

Use in CM:
Civilian ownership: 770 million
Moralites against crime: 44.1% of civilian ownership (340 million)
Smaller gun ownership groups: 25.9% of civilian ownership (200 million)
Police: 18.2% of civilian ownership(140 million)
Other: 22.8% of civilian ownership (175.5 million)

The salesman:
The GDSA-V2. A fine little pistol, easy to use too! Comes in more then one color, and it's cheap, yet still a good weapon! And it never, ever jams. Not once* in it's entire production run has even ONE jammed! Not one!

*Well, maybe just a few.

SCRB:
Blade length: 8 inches
Total length: 13 1/2 inches
Handle:Smooth rubber grip
Blade: Smooth,double-edged
Metal: Stainless steel type 440
Price: $60 USD

Summary:
A useful multi-purpose combat knife.

Accessorys:

Leather Sheath: A black leather sheath made to keep the knife in, yet expose the handle for quick use. Price: $15 USD

Use in CM:
Civilian Ownership: 90 million
Moralites aganst crime: 55.5% of civilian ownership (50 million)
Knife collectors of CM: 20% of civilian ownership (18 million)
Other: 24.5% of civilian ownership (22.05 million)

The salesman:
Knives have always been important in war, and that still holds today! The smooth metal, sharpened to a beautiful, almost unmatched point... Yet still functional, and uncumbersome. A true masterpiece, in every meaning of the word. Feel that? Yes, that is real leather, not the cheap imitation stuff. A fine deal to be sure.

RFHSF-V3

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Range(accurate to): .8 miles (With tripod)
Caliber: .30
Modes: Rapid (550 rpm) Sustained(300 RPM)
Length: 49 inches
Magazine capacity: No magazine
Weight: 25 pounds
Price: $6400 USD

Summary:
A rapid fire machine gun with a long range in theory, but in practice the range cannot be acheived because of the recoil.

Accessorys:
None

The salesman:
A very plain machine gun, perfect for defending bunkers and trenches! With an incredible firing rate, this'll keep ANY man back, and keep the bunker free of enemy troops! Well, as long as you have ammo left... BUT! If you get one of these, I'll give you these stickers! *Brings out stickers with smiley faces on them* So, what do you say?

Armor:

DBA-V1:
Metal: Cadmium and Stainless Steel mixture, almost completely made of chains for flexibility, except near the face, and certain spaces near the joints. Also a smooth wet suit attached to the chains underneath.
Can Stop: Pistol* shots at 40 yards, Rifle** shots at 120 yards.
Energy needed: .1 KV per day.
Energy Capacity: .25 KV per day.
Weight: 40 pounds.
Price: $60,000 USD

The DBA-V1 is a underwater all-purpose body suit. Options include:

2 vision options: Night vision and thermal vision.
A suit integrity scan to show water seepage and general armor damage
A built in communicator, audio only.
The helmet can filter oxygen through the water.
The helmet can purify water and seep it into the helmet slowly for drinking water in extended dives.
An alarm system that detects large creatures within 30 yards(The size of sharks) and sets a small buzz to awake you should you fall asleep.
An auto-camouflage system to hide thermal, electromagnetic and vision signals.

The Salesman:
A grand underwater suit, equipped with only the finest electronics (Waterproof of course) and metals! Perfect for any diver or underwater special forces trooper. You can stay in this suit underwater for days! If you buy this magnificent and inexpensive work of art, I'll throw in this fancy leather jacket!

BSBA-V2:
Metal: Moralium (Mixture of Platinum, steel, and tin) with flexible Chain-esque armor at the joints.
Can stop: Pistol* shots at 15 yards, Rifle** shots at 40 yards
Energy needed: .5KV per day.
Energy capacity: Can hold up to 2KV
Weight: 125 Pounds
Price: $125,000 USD

The BSBA-V2 is a relatively cheap powered exoskeleton, powered to reduce the weight the soldier actual feels (About 50 pounds). Other options include:

2 different vision options: Night, and thermal vision.
A general Bio-Scan to keep track of how much blood you've lost.
A built in communicator that allows you to hear audio transmissions.
An armor integrity and systems check that informs what's online and off line.
The helmet filters oxygen from the air to prevent poisoning
Air-Conditioned internally to prevent heat stroke.


The Salesman:
The BSBA-V2, a must-have for any modern soldier! With the multiple vision options, and the incredible technology implemented in this powered exoskeleton, it'll keep you at the cutting edge of technology for years to come!

BSBA-V3:
Metal: Steel and titanium alloy, with flexible chain-esque armor at the joints.
Can stop: Pistol* shots at 7 yards, Rifle** shots at 25 yards.(Shield off)
Can stop: Pistol* shots at 1.5 Yards, Rifle** shots at 5 yards. (Shields on)
Energy needed: 2 KV per day. 3.5 KV per day with shields.
Energy capacity: Can hold up to 5 KV
Weight: 175 Pounds
Price: $500,000 USD
The BSBA-V3 is the newest powered exoskeleton, with a pain gauge, and support function to reduce the weight the soldier feels when wearing it (Only about 80 pounds) Other options include:

4 different vision options: Night, Motion sensing, thermal, and Electrical scan.
A pain gauge to decide how much more pain you can withstand before dieing.
A general Bio-Scan to keep track of how much blood you've lost and any other injuries.
A built in communicator that allows you to view audio or audio and visual.
An armor integrity and systems check that informs what's online and off line as well as general armor strength.
A flash less camera that accurately projects what you are seeing quietly, and even over the communicator.
The helmet filters oxygen from the air or water to prevent poisoning and even drowning.
Air-Conditioned and heated internally to prevent heat stroke and hypothermia.
Helmet can filter out moisture from the air from the command console (Located on the arm). Takes time depending on moisture in air.
Weak experimental shields.


The Salesman:
Smooooke.... On the waaaater... And fire in the sky...
Whoops! didn't notice you there my good fellow. I'm assuming you want to purchase this fine suit? It's smooth exterior, it's comfortable interior, this has everything the modern soldier needs, making him all but invincible!

* Tested with the GDSA-V2 (AP rounds)
** Tested with the GUR-V4 (AP rounds)

Aircraft:

MZB-V1:
Type: Small Zeppelin bomber.
Length: 250 Feet.
Height: 300 Feet.
Weight: Lighter then air.
Maximum Payload: 35,200 Pounds.
Operational Ceiling/Altitude:35,000 Feet
Maximum Speed: 80 MPH
Rate of Climb: 700 feet a minute
Crew: 15 (5 Crewmen, One Captain/pilot, 4 Bombardiers, 2 engineers, 3 gunners)
Price: $850,000

LAAZD-V1
Type: Zeppelin Drop ship.
Length: 665 Feet.
Height: 700 Feet
Weight: Lighter then air.
Maximum Payload: 90,000 Pounds.
Operational Ceiling/Altitude: 50,000 feet.
Maximum speed: 45 MPH.
Rate of Climb: 500 Feet per minute.
Crew: 32 (Fifteen Crewmen, One Captain, One Navigator, Fifteen Gunners) Can hold: 120 Men.
Price: 2.3 Million USD.

OOC: Note; this is not finished in anyway, there are still more aircraft, and even the ones here aren't done yet. So when the Storefront does open, This will still be closed.

Naval Ships:
None Currently.

Other:

ADTB-V5
Type: Diplomatic Transport
Length: 10 Meters
Height 3 Meters
Width: 2.3 Meters
Horsepower: 390 hp
Armor: Stainless steel
Weight: 13 tons
Speed: 45 Mph
Crew: 1+45 passengers

Origin:
The ADTB-V5 (Armored Diplomatic Transport Bus) was originally designed as a military transport. However, it proved to large of a target, and was quickly scrapped. However, mere days after the decision to discontinue it, an ambassador was killed in a easily prevented shooting. The Transport was soon revived as a diplomatic vehicle. The ADTB-V2 included bulletproof windows to give it a slightly more normal look. It was quickly replaced by the ADTB-V3 in 1981. The ADTB-V3 used stainless steel to prolong the use of the outer covering. It was widely hailed as the best possible transport for diplomats and statesmen everywhere. The ADTB-V4 included small window-like defenses in top, the only windows that move. They provide a small point at which to return fire. It's current incarnation has increased the horsepower and speed. It has also expanded to include fold-out beds, made to reduce the bumping around normally felt when laying down in a bus or car.

Summary:
An armored bus/castle. What more do you need to know?

The salesman:
"Ah yes, the ADTB-V5, how about I take you on a tour of this sweet bus? As you can see, the radio extends all throughout the bus, and can be used as a PA system. The air conditioning isn't cheap either, it's installed above each seat. This baby is shock reisistant as-WHOA! Hit a bump there, sorry. The fold-out beds are comfy, and the bathroom is in the back. That's right, this bus is so fancy is has a bathroom. And I'll give you a pair of fuzzy dice with each one! So, how's it sound?"


SF-V1
No more then a simple remote controlled camara made to look like a large Green bottle fly. It can record Audio and visual, and has a commanding range of twenty miles.

Weapons/Equipment: One suicide EMP device. One Video/audio camara. One Radio Control device. One jamming device.
Length: 16 mm long
Weight: 78 Milligrams
Price: $7200 USD

Versions: SF-V1 (Spy), BF-B.5 (Anti-SF), AF-A.5 (Assassination)
Origin:

The SF-V1 (Spy Fly Version one) has not always been intended for spying. It was originally thought up as a way to have hundreds of these patrol the streets at night as an attempt to prevent crime, but the design was soon switched to a spying role, as many didn't like the idea of everything that they did being monitored as well as the sheer amount of people needed. It is currently only in it's first incarnation and will probably be replaced soon.

The Salesman:
Small, but effective, each one can slip behind enemy lines and report on every thing said or seen there! An excellent deal, even for it's cost!

BF-B.5

Weaponry/Equipment: One Suicide EMP device. One Small forward switchblade. One small forward mounted rifle. One Radio Control unit.
Length: 18 mm long
Weight: 99 Milligrams
Price: $8800 USD

Origin:
The BF-B.5 (Battle Fly Beta .5) was designed almost immediately after the SF-V1 came into production as a counter-espionage unit, designed specifically to home in on SF-V1's and other small cameras. It was specifically designed not to attract attention, much like the SF-V1. It is currently available for $800 USD and the promise to relay actual field testing data for improvement upon the current model.


The Salesman:
The counter-Spy Fly, excellent for anyone who you think might have purchased Spy flys and might be spying on you! If you DON'T buy at least a few of these, your plans could be in GRAVE danger! So go ahead, buy one! Heck, buy two! That's an order!

OOC: Recommend you sign up at the NationStates Draftroom (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?act=idx) to get these designs reviewed.

OOC: Recommend you sign up at the NationStates Draftroom (http://z4.invisionfree.com/NSDraftroom/index.php?act=idx) to get these designs reviewed.

OOC: Ack. What's the fun of having a storefront if can't get at least a little whimsical? I'll stay away from the design police, thank you very much. *Puts nose in air*

OOC: Ack. What's the fun of having a storefront if can't get at least a little whimsical? I'll stay away from the design police, thank you very much. *Puts nose in air*

OOC: Er, why? It's not a big deal.

OOC: Er, why? It's not a big deal.

OOC: Didn't I just clarify? I like throwing in a little unrealism. It makes it my own, not reviewed by a couple of people to make sure it's all technically possible. A little unrealism and whimsy is good for the soul. Like vodka.:)

OOC: Didn't I just clarify? I like throwing in a little unrealism. It makes it my own, not reviewed by a couple of people to make sure it's all technically possible. A little unrealism and whimsy is good for the soul. Like vodka.:)

OOC: Suit yourself.

OOC: Suit yourself.

OOC: *Makes own business suit. Makes it not technically possible. Laughs at NS draft room members*

OOC: *Makes own business suit. Makes it not technically possible. Laughs at NS draft room members*

OOC: Do I have to call the Cartel?

OOC: Do I have to call the Cartel?

OOC: I'll just make a technically impossible fortress. One look at it and their little head'll go *POP!*;)

OOC: I have to say, I like that finally there's someone not subjecting their creations to the scrutiny of a group of enthusiasts with a quite franky fetishistic obsession with guns :P No disrespect to them meant of course, realism is all well and good, but I agree with CM in that a little uncredibility (is that even a word?) now and then is good too :)

Will very probably be coming back here some time soon to actually buy something :D

OOC: I have to say, I like that finally there's someone not subjecting their creations to the scrutiny of a group of enthusiasts with a quite franky fetishistic obsession with guns :P No disrespect to them meant of course, realism is all well and good, but I agree with CM in that a little uncredibility (is that even a word?) now and then is good too :)

Will very probably be coming back here some time soon to actually buy something :D
OOC: Woo! Finally, someone who agrees with me! I hope you like the purchases you make.:D

OOC: You know, I am sure Hataria and Kstan would agree with you that realism is for losers.

NSD does allow for a little bit of wank, but there are much better ways to be whimsical. For instance, Confederacy made a stealth tank, which was NSD approved, I think. I have heard something about Doomingsland making a nuclear rocket launcher (might be heresay). Franberry's military is based around cavalry, which on the surface isn't that whimsical, until you realize that his modern cavalry actually is cavalry, with horses and everything. Hurtful Thoughts may or may not be attempting a steam powered plane, and I am doing a rifles which consciously have major drawbacks to release for export, but not to be used domestically.

Like I said, NSD is whimsy-friendly, but you actually have to be creative, and not just wanking things up.

I don't believe I saw him selling a rocket launcher, and as poorly rendered his ideas may be, they aren't really crappy.

Well... calling a ring-sight a "scope" gets kinda funny though...

As is the 1-gram rifle-armed fly (the fly is the bullet amiright?).

An Underbarrel Slingshot (er... "grenade launcher") has its advantages, I suppose. (Considering what I gleaned of his nation from his sales rep, rocks and snowglobes are cheaper than bullets)

Armor is like a parachute... Do you really want to do a random double-blind test (including a "control group") to prove they won't work?

And don't knock my steam-powered Tu-114...

All this said, some militaries may pwn you if it was deemed politically correct to do so.

Unless the other fellow is using the CFR model 07...
Oh, right, drop the cost, because otherwise I'll under-bid you with a $250 battle-rifle system...
(Although I must admit I don't include watches, snow-globes, or grenade launchers with my purchases...)

So now to the IC:

Hurtful Arms Inc:
We would like to build your guns and armors at a cost of $100 per unit plus expenses of materials and shipping.

OOC: Nobody was knocking your steam powered aircraft, but you need to hurry and export eeeeeettttt or else my farmers will cry.

The Fitzsimmons Firearms Company would like to sign a contract for the import of 500,000 Conservative Hunting Rifles per year into Allanea, to be marketed as a plinking and varmint rifle.

OOC: You know, I am sure Hataria and Kstan would agree with you that realism is for losers.

OOC: So would I. I mean, good engineering is fine and well, but remember what this is - a free form, fantasy, roleplaying game.

The Fitzsimmons Firearms Company would like to sign a contract for the import of 500,000 Conservative Hunting Rifles per year into Allanea, to be marketed as a plinking and varmint rifle.
Official message from Conserative morality:
Very well. We will ship them by carrier Zeppelin to whichever port you specify.
President Gaius McDermott
I don't believe I saw him selling a rocket launcher, and as poorly rendered his ideas may be, they aren't really crappy.

Well... calling a ring-sight a "scope" gets kinda funny though...

As is the 1-gram rifle-armed fly (the fly is the bullet amiright?).

An Underbarrel Slingshot (er... "grenade launcher") has its advantages, I suppose. (Considering what I gleaned of his nation from his sales rep, rocks and snowglobes are cheaper than bullets)

Armor is like a parachute... Do you really want to do a random double-blind test (including a "control group") to prove they won't work?

And don't knock my steam-powered Tu-114...

All this said, some militaries may pwn you if it was deemed politically correct to do so.

Unless the other fellow is using the CFR model 07...
Oh, right, drop the cost, because otherwise I'll under-bid you with a $250 battle-rifle system...
(Although I must admit I don't include watches, snow-globes, or grenade launchers with my purchases...)

So now to the IC:

Hurtful Arms Inc:
We would like to build your guns and armors at a cost of $100 per unit plus expenses of materials and shipping.
OOC: Haha, very funny. I'll have you know that I've put that GRENADE LAUNCHER to good use lately! It works well with grappling hooks :). *Shakes fist at Hurtful thoughts* Poor me...Always teased for my lack of artistic ability *Cries*:D Also, the fly isn't a bullet. It's a small remote controlled camera basically. But it's disguised as a fly to avoid detection.


Official message from Conserative morality:
I'm afraid we already have a private company building our weapons, and for free too. We both make a profit because of the contract:

We develop the weapons, they pay us a very small sum. They handle all Civilian contracts, but we handle all contracts with other countries. They supply the finished weapons to both parties. The CM government decides what constitutes "other countries".

That's the way it's been ever since the now-obsolete GDSA-V1.
President Gaius McDermott.

*IMPORTANT NEWS BROADCAST FROM CM*

"You might have heard the rumours. You might have heard that our government weapons manufacturing is going to stop. Well I'm here to tell you that's not true, in a way. The 23-B contracts have all ran out for our previous weapon companies. Well, we've completely sold all rights to our weapons to Moralite Manufacturing. Here's their represenatative."
*A skinny raven-black haired man walks in.*
"Hello CM and officials of foreign countries watching this broadcast. We indeed have bought out the CM government for all rights to their many weapons. We can assure you there will be no change in price. AAs for the amount of money we payed the government, well.... Unless they decid to coat the entire island with gold and replace every lake and river with molten platinum, they'll have enough to run their current functions for another few centuries." *Nervous laughter from the crowd*"We'll also be releasing the GDSA-V3. A new and more versatile model then the GDSA-V2. To photograph it, we'll be using a new type of digital imaging for a much clearer picture that does the gun justice. That's all."

"And in other news, criminal 1314 was recently found destroying..."

How much would a GDSA-V3 without the knife cost?

How much would a GDSA-V3 without the knife cost?

Official message from Conserative morality:
Although the knife cannot be completely removed, only retracted, the cost of it if we WERE to sell it without would still be about $280 USD. However, we do offer a bulk buy option in which if you buy two hundred or more, the price is only $250 USD per unit.

Well, This storefront is CLOSED! No more orders. I'll have a new one up in 28 hours at the latest. the new storefront will have more detail on the weapons, and I'll update the images a little more often. Feel free to ogle at the poorly drawn pics if you like, but no more buying from this storefront.

OOC: :( AWW MAN I was looking forward to the leather vest.

OOC: :( AWW MAN I was looking forward to the leather vest.

OOC: :p. Don't worry, I won't fire our salesman.:D

OOC:He convinced me to want to buy almost 3 billion dollars in armor