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Adopted in 1999 after a lengthy four year weapons trial, the PM-99 RAK is a continuation of the Polish PM-63 RAK. Chosen for its firing rate, its strengthened design, the compact nature of the weapon, and its integral suppression, the PAPF ordered a lot of two thousand PM-99 RAK sub machineguns. Before long these designs were also integrated with targeting technology developed Toshiba, leading to the updated PM-99D KANIZA, the D added for Denshi (Electronic), and RAK changed to KANIZA to signify the new Japanese production of the arms, the design being licensed to Howa Heavy Industries in 2001. Though still requiring a wired connection to the headset's targeting computer, this integration allows for the user's HUD to display where the barrel is pointing, its POV, an ammunition count, a firing rate, as well as the heat of the barrel.
I got hopped up on way too much drill n' bass and Neotokyo (the game) and created this art piece because I wanted to get a feel for "low-tech" Cyberpunk aesthetics... and out of that and some random brain racking (RAKing???) came this! I wanna do more random weird design stuff with this. Also, if you don't know what Neotokyo is, play it!!! It's a really good Source game and deserves way more love than it's gotten sdhfghsdfjghjsd
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