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| ====== PrB-90 'Stangerakete' Battle Rifle ====== | ====== PrB-90 'Stangerakete' Battle Rifle ====== | ||
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| - | Related articles can be found [[:smallarms|here]]. | + | Related articles can be found [[junk_drawer:smallarms|here]]. |
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| - | The Modul'naya Avtomaticheskaya Lineynaya Vintovka or Modular Automatic Linear Rifle system is a standard issue dual stage chem-linear weapon in widespread production and use across the north eastern regions of the Novus Domum sector with its principle users and manufacturers being the Slavic People's Union of Systems and Warsaw Federated Coalition of Systems. While older versions employed older forms of ammunition and local types of magazines the most commonly found variants are standardized on the Pact standard 8x42mm ammunition and the forty round standardized PSAS template magazine. Built simply and intended for polymer and metallic printers it features a uniform receiver and a quick swap barrel assembly, allow the user to switch out burnt acceleration coils or switch to a non-chemrail barrel to increase battery life. | + | The 'Stangerakete' or 'Rod Rifle' is a man-portable electromagnetic rail-rifle system developed by Rostov & Kriegler Armaments as a clean sheet weapon intended for augmented, exo-suit, or power armor equipped personnel. As such weight was not classified as a major issue in the design resulting in a system in a similar mass class to most caselesss GPMGs in common service. However without this restriction in place its engineers where able to create a weapon tuned to the needs of heavier troop types as well as increasing its endurance and longevity against the rigors of combat service both on the ground and in space. This combined with a respectable magazine capacity, a very high velocity projectile of various types, and flexible firing modes make it an effective companion to heavier troop types or those doing more clandestine operations in need of heavier firepower. |
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| + | A complex machine built around a computer controlled feed system in the rear and a 'hot' rail system in the front, it is fed and powered by a combined powercell and 75-round drum magazine. A secondary power cell exists for keeping the weapon's operational system active between magazine loadings in the form of a screw in cylindrical power pack located inside the pistol grip. The helicoil magazine ejection is drop free and accomplished by pressing the release just under the trigger, charging the weapon is done via a mechanical lever located forward of the main receiver this can be flipped to either side of the weapon. | ||
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| - | Notable features include: | + | ===== Operational Features ===== |
| - | *Three position fire selector located on both sides of the receiver, automatic can be programmed to alter the ROF. | + | >><color #7092be>Firing Selector</color> |
| - | *Ambidextrous weapon status panel displaying current power and number of cartridges in the magazine. | + | >A slide type four position system located on the right side of the weapon above the trigger group, it moves from safe, to semi, to burst, to auto. |
| - | *Ambidextrous paddle style magazine release. | + | |
| - | *A non-reciprocating charging handle that can be moved for left handed shooters, a tab can be depressed to open the weapon's bolt cover to allow access to the firing chamber for the removal of jams or missfeeds. | + | >><color #7092be>Weapon Status Display </color> |
| - | *Suppressed barrel option. | + | >Located on both sides of the rifle forward of the trigger group, it displays the weapon's overall condition in a color coded manner with number read outs for powercell status and remaining ammunition. A single display is located behind the endpoint of the rail system and only displays remaining ammunition. |
| - | *As stated above the weapon can be outfitted with 'smart' systems to allow for interface with cyborgs or personal electronics suites. | + | |
| - | *The linear 'boost' feature can be removed from the rifle to increase battery life at the cost of reduced muzzle velocity but with the benefit of reduced felt recoil impulse. | + | >><color #7092be>Bayonet Mount/Plasma Discharge System</color> |
| - | *Drop in rail attachment points located on top of and under the hand guard. | + | >A plasma flash reducing brake that cuts the bright blue muzzle exhaust of the weapon by nearly 80 percent, it also serves as a mounting point for the dedicated bayonet system of the Stangerakete. |
| - | *Mounting point just forward of the rear sight for red dot or holosight optics. | + | |
| + | >><color #7092be>Common Modular Attachment Point</color> | ||
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| + | >><color #7092be>Smart Rail System</color> | ||
| + | >><color #7092be>Machinery Cover</color> | ||
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| - | ^ MV-707V 'MALV' ^ | + | ^ PrB-90 'Stangerakete' ^ |
| - | | {{:smallarms:rifles:spessak74.png?800|}} | | + | | {{:colonial_pact:70a6-985_rail_rifle.png?800|}} | |
| ^ Service and Production History ^ | ^ Service and Production History ^ | ||
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| - | ><color #7092be>**In Service**</color>\\ 2680 A.D. | + | ><color #7092be>**In Service**</color>\\ 2701 A.D. |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Manufacturer**</color>\\ Ostikov Armaments Plant (OAP) | + | ><color #7092be>**Manufacturer**</color>\\ Rostov & Kriegler Armaments |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Produced (Estimated)**</color>\\ 2707 A.D. Onwards | + | ><color #7092be>**Produced (Estimated)**</color>\\ 100,000+ |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Average Cost**</color>\\ 575 CC (New) 325 CC (Used) | + | ><color #7092be>**Average Cost**</color>\\ 1,850 CC (New) 825 CC (Used) |
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| ^ Service and Production History ^ | ^ Service and Production History ^ | ||
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| - | ><color #7092be>**Weight**</color>\\ 2.8 Kg (With Unloaded Magazine) | + | ><color #7092be>**Weight**</color>\\ 12.8 Kg (With Unloaded Magazine) |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Length**</color>\\ 988 mm | + | ><color #7092be>**Length**</color>\\ 1050 mm |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Cartridge/Bore**</color>\\ CPM-715 8x42mm Caseless Rifle Munition | + | ><color #7092be>**Cartridge/Bore**</color>\\ VrB-155 10x65mm Rail Shot Projectile |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Action**</color>\\ Dual Mode Asynchronous Chemical-Linear Motor with Semi-Motorized Feed | + | ><color #7092be>**Action**</color>\\ Electrically operated rotary feed open cycle 'hot' rail rifle. |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Rate of Fire**</color>\\ - 650 RPM (Auto)\\ - 1200 RPM (Burst 3-Round) | + | ><color #7092be>**Rate of Fire**</color>\\ - 550 RPM (Auto)\\ - 2500 RPM (Burst 3-Round) |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Muzzle Velocity (One Standard Atmosphere)**</color>\\ 1580 MpS (Average) | + | ><color #7092be>**Muzzle Velocity (One Standard Atmosphere)**</color>\\ 2,180 MpS (Average) |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Effective Firing Range (One Standard Atmosphere)**</color>\\ 750 Meters | + | ><color #7092be>**Effective Firing Range (One Standard Atmosphere)**</color>\\ 3.5 Kilometers |
| - | ><color #7092be>**Feed System**</color>\\ Forty round PSAS magazine. | + | ><color #7092be>**Feed System**</color>\\ 75-Round motorized drum magazine. |
| ><color #7092be>**Sights/Optical Systems**</color>### | ><color #7092be>**Sights/Optical Systems**</color>### | ||
| - | Green coated tritium illuminated night sights with a three dot aperture, additionally via a smart link system a 'ghost' sight can be employed if the user has the proper augmented reality personal electronics suite or cybernetic implants. | + | Pop up integrated 'smart' ironsights with tritium inserts, full 'flat' top smart rail mounting system, and a integrated 'ghost' holosight for users with proper augmentations or personal kit with supported optical and weapon link options. |
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