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The Calden rifle is probably one of Tenivi's peculiarities, its history start at the mid 80s when a technician decided to manufacture weapons for the army and that person was Lewis Calden (1949-2010), he had presented a ceremonial rifle to the army that used 5.56 blank cartridges but the army refused it as it was not considered necessary for use, in that During this period, the news of the presentation of the rifle reached the ears of Leonardo "Otto" Ramirez (1960-2015) who at the time was CEO of Tenivi and was undergoing several court cases by parliament on the charge that his security guards were using weapons bought from criminals, in addition to excessive use of force and formation of a paramilitary group, after several sessions in court and having to agree with several regulations on firearms ownership, he needed to find a way to standardize his security without it harming himself. his security so upon hearing about a completely new weapon that had been turned down, he jumped right in and made an offer of approximately $3000 for Calden to develop. a rifle that met his requirements, Calden accepted and after a few years of development, the semi-automatic rifle was perfected and adopted in 1989, although it looked like a marvel, it had serious design flaws largely because both were not experienced with firearms.
the main defects of the weapon were the poor ergonomics of the handle and trigger, the excessive weight on the front and the lack of a reliable safety lock, these defects were fixed over the years but the ergonomics was still a problem, only in 2008 Calden decided to remake the weapon however he passed away in 2010 due to a heart attack and could not see the rifle being implanted, in the meantime other variants were made, among them was the light machine gun version which was as bizarre as anything and the Gobin carbine which is as ugly as the prototype, although it had many problems, the gun solved Tenivi's big problem which was being accused of being in gang wars, since the year Otto signed the regulations for carrying weapons that Tenivi stopped being accused because they used a weapon completely different from those used by others and even though there were arguments saying that they were hiding weapons, this ended up being denied by the police themselves who made it. made annual visits to the Tenivi buildings over a period of 20 years, the rifle is currently in its second, more comfortable and much more up-to-date version

Description
The Calden rifle is probably one of Tenivi's peculiarities, its history start at the mid 80s when a technician decided to manufacture weapons for the army and that person was Lewis Calden (1949-2010), he had presented a ceremonial rifle to the army that used 5.56 blank cartridges but the army refused it as it was not considered necessary for use, in that During this period, the news of the presentation of the rifle reached the ears of Leonardo "Otto" Ramirez (1960-2015) who at the time was CEO of Tenivi and was undergoing several court cases by parliament on the charge that his security guards were using weapons bought from criminals, in addition to excessive use of force and formation of a paramilitary group, after several sessions in court and having to agree with several regulations on firearms ownership, he needed to find a way to standardize his security without it harming himself. his security so upon hearing about a completely new weapon that had been turned down, he jumped right in and made an offer of approximately $3000 for Calden to develop. a rifle that met his requirements, Calden accepted and after a few years of development, the semi-automatic rifle was perfected and adopted in 1989, although it looked like a marvel, it had serious design flaws largely because both were not experienced with firearms.
the main defects of the weapon were the poor ergonomics of the handle and trigger, the excessive weight on the front and the lack of a reliable safety lock, these defects were fixed over the years but the ergonomics was still a problem, only in 2008 Calden decided to remake the weapon however he passed away in 2010 due to a heart attack and could not see the rifle being implanted, in the meantime other variants were made, among them was the light machine gun version which was as bizarre as anything and the Gobin carbine which is as ugly as the prototype, although it had many problems, the gun solved Tenivi's big problem which was being accused of being in gang wars, since the year Otto signed the regulations for carrying weapons that Tenivi stopped being accused because they used a weapon completely different from those used by others and even though there were arguments saying that they were hiding weapons, this ended up being denied by the police themselves who made it. made annual visits to the Tenivi buildings over a period of 20 years, the rifle is currently in its second, more comfortable and much more up-to-date version