RAWR!
Weapon Name- RAWR!
Round Type- 6.8mm Remington SPC
Over-all length- 813.8mm
Barrel length- 609.6mm
Weight- 6.9 lb unloaded, 8.85lb 50 rounds (14.9 grams per round, .25 lb per 30 round magazine, .35 per 50 round magazine)
Rate of Fire- 600-900 RPM (Selector Controlled)
Feed Mechanism- Top Fed Flat Magazine, "Standard" NATO Magazines, Belt Fed (Disintegration link M240)
Round Capacity- 50 rounds per Top Fed magazine (14.9 grams per cartridge), 30 Per "NATO" Magazine, BETA-C magazine (100 rounds, 4.98lb), 100+ per link, 200 rounds = 6.95 lb
Effective Range- 600 meters
Range- 1000 meters
Accuracy- 1.5 MOA 600 meters
Accessories- Picanty Rail
Quick switch firing mechanism- N/A
Scope/Sights- Picanty Rail
Muzzle Velocity- 800 m/s
Firing System- AK-108 mixed with HK416
Miscellaneous/electronic information- The weapon is essentially a bull-pup topfed, belt fed, and magazine fed weapon that fires high explosive incendiary armor piercing rounds.
Basic Information
The weapon is made entirely out of synthetic materials such as black fiberglass-reinforced polymer for the pistol grip and heat shields, as well basic polycarbon composites, along with polymer and alloy-based materials. While it's complex material use is somewhat difficult to produce, it is actually cheaper, lighter, stronger, has a higher tensile strength, and is more resilient than previously used materials (such as stamped aluminum or wood, which require 2nd, 3rd, and 4th parties to physically remove the products from the ground and carve them into usable shapes, where as the composites usually take one or two parties to achieve the proccess).
The magazines are essentially 50 round translucent polymer cases, that are roughly 600mm long. They exploit a "turning" mechanism to slide the sideways loaded round into the chamber, basically just like the P90's. The magazines, being similar in size, do not require a large amount of changes- they are, however, different in length, as the rawr's magazine is nearly twice as long. The magazines are designed to be capable of stacking on top of each other, although this removes a number of rounds from the original magazine platform. The round loss is not completely infringing, as two stacked magazines results in a 90 total round combination magazine. A maximum of three magazines can be stacked upon each other, creating a 180 round load.
The barrel is a heavy, free floating polygonal hammerforged 24 inch barrel; The barrel of course, is intended to use 6.8mm Remington SPC rounds. It's accuracy is considered superb even for ordinary rifles, and being fully automatic the weapon preforms excellently. The firing system allows the weapon to be fired with very little recoil, allowing the user to operate the weapon without risk of the weapon "jumping" or experiencing muzzle climb, also increasing it's accuracy. The barrel is suspended in the rifle using impact gel inserts, which support the barrel and absorb the recoil of ordinary impacts, allowing the barrel to stay freefloating without the ordinary possibility of being misaligned due to excessive wear or force.
The round itself is 7.5 Grams and is fired at roughly 800 m/s, retains roughly 44% more energy than a standard 5.56mm x 45mm NATO round at 100 meters, has 55% more momentum at the muzzle, and has an extremely flat trajectory resulting in a very predictable flight path. An infrared laser, designed specifically for the weapon, is usually positioned above the barrel, which is bent at an angle that represents the weapons usual flight path up to 600 meters. While not always completely accurate, it is a good representation of where the estimated bullet target will be up to 600 meters.
