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M7 Service Mk.2

A military particle burst assault rifle.

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Model: M7 Service Mk.2

Manufacturer: Concordia Ordnance Factory

Action: Semi-Automatic/ Fully Automatic - electrically driven/ gas operated --- Rate of fire: 750 RPM

Ammunition: 7mm PBCL - 7x44mm Particle Burst Cartridge Long (M-31)

Feeding mechanism: 30 round detachable magazine with integrated high-powered battery

Accessories: Electro-optical scope (1x - 6x magnification), tactical light module, low-profile laser-aiming-module, angled front grip, digital ammunition counter & heat gauge (backside)

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Length: 79.8cm/85.3cm (with stock retracted/extended) - Height: 29.7cm (with magazine and sight)

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The M7 Service Mk.2 particle burst rifle is a more heavy duty variant of the standard M7 Service rifle mostly adopted by the UFS Navy.

The M7 Service Mk.2 features much heavier and more effective heat sink assembly based on the M8 particle burst machine guns and a SMI based top accessory rail with a larger and easier to read digital ammunition counter. It has an acceptable effective range that is however significantly lower than that of a standard issue 6.5mm CT infantry rifle. It does suffer practically no "projectile drop", but is of course heaviliy impacted by a loss of cehesion of the particle burst itself over long distances or in particulary dense atmospheres.

The rifle's firing mechanism is based on superconductor cartridges that are filled with a special kind of solid fuel. The cartridges are chambered like normal rounds in an automatic rifle . When the trigger is pulled, the cartridge is vaporized, injected into the barrel and accelerated.

The bolt is operated by gas pressure and works the same way as on a regular firearm, the ejection port serves as a main heat sink and a way to eject a faulty cartridge or to safely unload the weapon.
If the weapon is fired weak sided for extended periods of time, the heat exhaust from the ejection port might significantly impact the shooters accuracy and comfort, the rifle would however shut down from overheating long before the exhaust could seriously burn the shooter's face.

Description

M7 Service Mk.2

A military particle burst assault rifle.

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Model: M7 Service Mk.2

Manufacturer: Concordia Ordnance Factory

Action: Semi-Automatic/ Fully Automatic - electrically driven/ gas operated --- Rate of fire: 750 RPM

Ammunition: 7mm PBCL - 7x44mm Particle Burst Cartridge Long (M-31)

Feeding mechanism: 30 round detachable magazine with integrated high-powered battery

Accessories: Electro-optical scope (1x - 6x magnification), tactical light module, low-profile laser-aiming-module, angled front grip, digital ammunition counter & heat gauge (backside)

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Length: 79.8cm/85.3cm (with stock retracted/extended) - Height: 29.7cm (with magazine and sight)

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The M7 Service Mk.2 particle burst rifle is a more heavy duty variant of the standard M7 Service rifle mostly adopted by the UFS Navy.

The M7 Service Mk.2 features much heavier and more effective heat sink assembly based on the M8 particle burst machine guns and a SMI based top accessory rail with a larger and easier to read digital ammunition counter. It has an acceptable effective range that is however significantly lower than that of a standard issue 6.5mm CT infantry rifle. It does suffer practically no "projectile drop", but is of course heaviliy impacted by a loss of cehesion of the particle burst itself over long distances or in particulary dense atmospheres.

The rifle's firing mechanism is based on superconductor cartridges that are filled with a special kind of solid fuel. The cartridges are chambered like normal rounds in an automatic rifle . When the trigger is pulled, the cartridge is vaporized, injected into the barrel and accelerated.

The bolt is operated by gas pressure and works the same way as on a regular firearm, the ejection port serves as a main heat sink and a way to eject a faulty cartridge or to safely unload the weapon.
If the weapon is fired weak sided for extended periods of time, the heat exhaust from the ejection port might significantly impact the shooters accuracy and comfort, the rifle would however shut down from overheating long before the exhaust could seriously burn the shooter's face.