faction:nepleslia:weapons:heavy_penetrating_assault_rifle
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| ====== Detailed Information ====== | ====== Detailed Information ====== | ||
| - | **NAM HPAR-01a** | + | NAM HPAR-01a |
| - | **Designer/ | + | Designer/ |
| - | **(Suggested) Price: 25,000 DA | + | (Suggested) Price: 25,000 DA |
| =====Nomenclature Information===== | =====Nomenclature Information===== | ||
| Type: Metal Vapor Propulsion Penetration Rifle | Type: Metal Vapor Propulsion Penetration Rifle | ||
| - | **Model: The NAM HPAR-01a is the first model of the Heavy Penetrating Assault Rifle. The systems aboard this weapon will most likely remain the standard for future versions, unless improvements are researched. | + | Model: The NAM HPAR-01a is the first model of the Heavy Penetrating Assault Rifle. The systems aboard this weapon will most likely remain the standard for future versions, unless improvements are researched. |
| Role: The HPAR’s purpose is, essentially, | Role: The HPAR’s purpose is, essentially, | ||
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| =====Discharge Information===== | =====Discharge Information===== | ||
| - | **Projection/ | + | Projection/ |
| - | **Firing Mechanism: When trigger is pressed, a single ‘coin’ round is loaded into the barrel chamber. In the rear of the weapon, a length of thick copper wiring from a roped copper ring. is led into a vacuum chamber, attached to an electrode and cut from the rest of the wire. The electrode is then charged, and the wire is the quickly heated past its threshold of heat tolerance. This results in a sublimation effect; the copper wire instantly turns from a solid to a gas, resulting in a heft explosion of force and heat, which is funneled out of the barrel and onto the loaded ‘coin’ round. The wave of heat and force contacts with the convexed end first, forming a ‘spike’ of molten metal which is then propelled out of the barrel through the remaining force. The semi-solid projectile is funnel through the magnetic rifling barrel which reacts to the metalloid by pushing it together, keeping the shot straight as it leaves the barrel. Copper wire is then set in the vacuum chamber again, a coin round is replaced and loaded, and the cycle is repeated. | + | Firing Mechanism: When trigger is pressed, a single ‘coin’ round is loaded into the barrel chamber. In the rear of the weapon, a length of thick copper wiring from a roped copper ring. is led into a vacuum chamber, attached to an electrode and cut from the rest of the wire. The electrode is then charged, and the wire is the quickly heated past its threshold of heat tolerance. This results in a sublimation effect; the copper wire instantly turns from a solid to a gas, resulting in a heft explosion of force and heat, which is funneled out of the barrel and onto the loaded ‘coin’ round. The wave of heat and force contacts with the convexed end first, forming a ‘spike’ of molten metal which is then propelled out of the barrel through the remaining force. The semi-solid projectile is funnel through the magnetic rifling barrel which reacts to the metalloid by pushing it together, keeping the shot straight as it leaves the barrel. Copper wire is then set in the vacuum chamber again, a coin round is replaced and loaded, and the cycle is repeated. |
| - | **Note: Battery for powering the multiple weapon systems, including the on-board digital screen, cooling systems and electrode is located on the rear of the weapon on the stock. The battery is large and powerful, usually lasting well into a fight and only needing to be recharged when returning to an armory; can theoretically support up to ~6,000 rounds. | + | Note: Battery for powering the multiple weapon systems, including the on-board digital screen, cooling systems and electrode is located on the rear of the weapon on the stock. The battery is large and powerful, usually lasting well into a fight and only needing to be recharged when returning to an armory; can theoretically support up to ~6,000 rounds. |
| Caliber: 30mm x 5mm “Coin” round | Caliber: 30mm x 5mm “Coin” round | ||
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| Muzzle Blast: A short, white flash at the barrels end | Muzzle Blast: A short, white flash at the barrels end | ||
| - | **Firing Mode(s): Three-round burst, or fully automatic fire | + | Firing Mode(s): Three-round burst, or fully automatic fire |
| Recoil: Heavy. Nearly impossible for unenhanced [[species: | Recoil: Heavy. Nearly impossible for unenhanced [[species: | ||
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| Name: Standard 30mm x 6mm “Coin” round | Name: Standard 30mm x 6mm “Coin” round | ||
| - | **Visual Description: | + | Visual Description: |
| - | **Ammo: Stored in a specialized drum magazine, 700 rounds per magazine. | + | Ammo: Stored in a specialized drum magazine, 700 rounds per magazine. |
| Damage Description: | Damage Description: | ||
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| =====Weapon Mechanisms===== | =====Weapon Mechanisms===== | ||
| - | **Safeties: Located above the trigger, left side. | + | Safeties: Located above the trigger, left side. |
| - | **Fire mode selectors: Access via a digital panel on the top of the weapon. Fire modes include a three-shot burst and fully automatic fire. | + | Fire mode selectors: Access via a digital panel on the top of the weapon. Fire modes include a three-shot burst and fully automatic fire. |
| - | **Weapon sights: No built-in sights; relies on powered armor targeting systems for accurate lock. | + | Weapon sights: No built-in sights; relies on powered armor targeting systems for accurate lock. |
| - | **Attachment hard points: One universal hardpoint under the front barrel of the weapon. | + | Attachment hard points: One universal hardpoint under the front barrel of the weapon. |
| - | **Note: This weapon contains a small digital window on the top of the weapon that displays a number of functions and information about the weapons condition. This includes number of rounds remaining in a drum magazine, fire mode selection, attachment information, | + | Note: This weapon contains a small digital window on the top of the weapon that displays a number of functions and information about the weapons condition. This includes number of rounds remaining in a drum magazine, fire mode selection, attachment information, |
| =====Maintenance Information===== | =====Maintenance Information===== | ||
| - | **Field Maintenance Procedure: Should the weapons battery of N2 coolant systems run out of materials to process, there is no way to replace them in the field unless you have substantial knowledge of the components, inner workings of the gun, as well as have replacement components. It’s highly recommended that the user simply go to great lengths to protect his weapon…most maintenance procedures can only be worked on my armory professionals. | + | Field Maintenance Procedure: Should the weapons battery of N2 coolant systems run out of materials to process, there is no way to replace them in the field unless you have substantial knowledge of the components, inner workings of the gun, as well as have replacement components. It’s highly recommended that the user simply go to great lengths to protect his weapon…most maintenance procedures can only be worked on my armory professionals. |
| - | **Replaceable Parts and components: The HPAR’s main body can be dismantled piece by piece, and replaced accordingly. The most common replacements are the N2 coolant system containers, battery, and copper-wire roll. The main body of the weapon is a solid piece; most of the systems for the vacuum chamber and firing mechanisms are permanently houses within the weapon. Tampering is not encouraged. | + | Replaceable Parts and components: The HPAR’s main body can be dismantled piece by piece, and replaced accordingly. The most common replacements are the N2 coolant system containers, battery, and copper-wire roll. The main body of the weapon is a solid piece; most of the systems for the vacuum chamber and firing mechanisms are permanently houses within the weapon. Tampering is not encouraged. |
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