Here to revolutionize the future of firearms, the YTech Inazuma 29.
The gun’s linear, angular design is derived from the process of metal alloy stamping. Internal substructures help to evenly spread recoil, resulting in more stable performance than conventionally manufactured firearms.
The Inazuma utilizes the bullpup configuration and a rifled barrel, maximizing effective range and accuracy. However, the true power of the Inazuma comes from its internal mechanisms. Chambered in YTech’s patented Heat-Resistant Caseless (HRC) Round, the Inazuma forgoes the need of a shell ejection system entirely, resulting in increased muzzle velocities and an astonishing rate of fire of around 2,000 rounds per minute. With the power of a battle rifle, the accuracy and range of a DMR, and the fire rate of an SMG, the Inazuma is the definition of an adaptable, multi role firearm. The Inazuma also features first and second stage sound suppression systems, minimizing your noise profile without degrading performance.
Base unit starting at $11999.99. Ships with 250 HRC Rounds. At this time, the YTech Inazuma 29 is being sold only to select national forces and PMCs; no public release has been planned thus far.
Specifications
General Characteristics
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- Wingspan 4.5ft (1.4m)
- Length 62.5ft (19.1m)
- Height 18.2ft (5.6m)
- Empty Weight 6,877lbs (3,119kg)
- Loaded Weight 6,877lbs (3,119kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 15.5lbs/ft2 (75.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 442.3ft2 (41.1m2)
- Drag Points 8968
Parts
- Number of Parts 189
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 423
@YuukaSP This would be the most OP weapon if it were in a video game.
Maybe 40..? Maybe 45..? Who's to say? XP @D3094
How much ammo is in that clip?!
@YuukaSP Is there a way to open bottles without expenditure of ammunition?
I mean, the Galil has one.
@Pilotmario No. Shoot the bottle cap off, no problem.
@YuukaSP Wow.
Still, does it have a bottle opener?
Twitch streaming, a martini maker, and it gives you wings. And it can open dimensional wormholes to disrupt the spacetime continuum. @Pilotmario
@YuukaSP Yep. Variable rate of fire. And if I'm paying $12k for a gun, it better have that ability and more, like integrated IR optics, 0.1MOA, and a bottle opener.
Oh, sure, it's like any modern rifle, single, burst, and full auto fire. Or do you mean variable rate of fire? That's hard to do @Pilotmario
I think it should have the ability to choose how fast it fires. 2,000rpm seems excessive in all roles other than for shooting down planes.
@YuukaSP
Lol fair enough, still, that soldier best better kill something or that's a lot of money for nothing
@Supercraft888 Top-Tier rifle, man. You pay for what you get XP
@YuukaSP
Holy crap that price
@OldColonel I did a lil research on all the rl tests of case ammunition. The solid propellant used to be nitrocellulose, but due to heat sensitivities modern-day caseless ammunition almost always uses a highly explosive nitroamine. It would probably be 5.56 mm. Apart from the propellant case, the actual bullet still works exactly like a normal one would.
Omg yeah! @Benkelmans
@Djbanana I've always liked the V22, if that can be considered a helicopter. But other than that, I fancy the Black Hawk for its looks and stealthiness!
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