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From Daiyokai Vehicles Inc, comes the Daiyokai Mantan Truck for Civilians everywhere in the world

Specs

Class: Mid-size pickup truck
Layout: Front engine, four-wheel drive
Engine(s): 3.5 L 247 hp V6
Transmission(s): 5-speed automatic
Wheelbase 122 in (3099 mm)
Length: 207.0 in (5258 mm)
Width: 77.8 in (1976 mm)
Height: 70.3 in (1786 mm)
Fuel capacity: 83.3 L/18.3 imp gal

Good For Takeing wood back to your home or for takeing your friends to the beach. This Pick-up is good for anything you an think off.

It can go off road and is good as a Family Truck

Production Rights:14,000,000,000 USDs
Price for Sale: 20,000 USDs

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OOC: Doesn't this need to go through nationstates draftroom?

[OOC: Nah, it's just a truck that probably is not much better than the ones we have IRL.]

OOC: Doesn't this need to go through nationstates draftroom?

((OOC: Nothing needs to go through NSD. I've seen NSD-approved designs with design flaws that screamed at me, and non-NSD-approved designs that are very well made and very realistic.))

((OOC: Nothing needs to go through NSD. I've seen NSD-approved designs with design flaws that screamed at me, and non-NSD-approved designs that are very well made and very realistic.))

our elitism knows no bounds

how i shot 4.7mm from mah tank at u pew pew

our elitism knows no bounds

how i shot 4.7mm from mah tank at u pew pew

((OOC: Nope. Changed to .50 BMG. However, my friend kept arguing that .22 is deadly.

I've seen NSD-approved stuff that's really unrealistic, such as an SMG that fires 11mm rounds at around 600 rounds per minute (As you know, 11mm is almost 12.7mm/.50). I distantly remember another rifle approved by NSD that fires bullets around the size of 8mm Mauser at over 700 rounds per minute with no counterrecoil other than the weight of the rifle.

Yet I can't make a semi automatic .50 BMG sniper rifle (Which is when I dropped NSD altogether) because the recoil is "too much", even though I put a Super V bolt in it.))

But a .22 is deadly... if you're the one who just got hit by one.

((OOC: Exactly what me and my friend said. .22s aren't airsoft pellets; they can and will kill people or cause gangrenous diseases.))

I've seen NSD-approved stuff that's really unrealistic, such as an SMG that fires 11mm rounds at around 600 rounds per minute (As you know, 11mm is almost 12.7mm/.50).

...dude. .45 ACP is 11mm.



I distantly remember another rifle approved by NSD that fires bullets around the size of 8mm Mauser with no counterrecoil other than the weight of the rifle.

That'd be V10's rifle. He had a wacky counterweight/muzzle break system if I recall. Complex but feasible.

Yet I can't make a semi automatic .50 BMG sniper rifle (Which is when I dropped NSD altogether) because the recoil is "too much", even though I put a Super V bolt in it.))

See, the Kriss has a complex operating system designed for pistol caliber ammunition. You just can't drop it into a gun (let alone a precision sniper rifle) and have it work. I expect there would be pressure problems as well.

((OOC: Let's let Ryou have his thread and continue this in telegrams.))

I've seen NSD-approved stuff that's really unrealistic, such as an SMG that fires 11mm rounds at around 600 rounds per minute (As you know, 11mm is almost 12.7mm/.50).
Y haro thar. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson_submachine_gun)

((OOC: I'm no longer going to ruin Ryou's thread. If you want to speak with me, simply TG me.))