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Reliable and solid, the standard rifle for grunts, the M2-25 SR!
First, in the Admiralty lineup, this single-barrel rifle is designed to deal with pesky badniks and stop any resistance. With ample space for the trigger guard and flexibility to enable ambidextrous capability, this weapon shall be suitable in any soldier's hands to do their work. Each rifle comes with iron sights for ease of aiming, aircraft sights to assist with aiming more airborne targets, and bipods for improved stability when using cover or ground. Two mags can be loaded at a time and come with two variants, the light rectangular block 10 rounds and the heavier 25-round snail box. Each mag should be organized and filled with one type of ammunition. For any mechanical menaces belonging to the wicked doctor or break cover, use the ballistic capped bullets to destroy them effectively. Should any units see locals and resistance members trying to fight back or flee, use the dart-tipped rounds as they are filled with Admiral brand chemicals that'll make the victim quite round and helpless, unable to fight back and easy to take back to base!
The M2-25 SR comes with a latch point and a strap that can be attached to it, allowing for easy carrying on your back when not on duty and in case you get into bloating-related accidents. We strongly prefer every soldier keep their weapon and never lose one out on the field. Also, do not load the snail box incorrectly, it should be put in with the box facing away from the sights. This has been informed enough times that no one should be making that mistake and complaining. Lastly, do not jokingly act like you shall fire at each other. Apparently, a few people require discipline from Ashley and Admiral on how to properly understand the use of firearms and the responsibility that comes with them... after being used as target practice.
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First, in the Admiralty lineup, this single-barrel rifle is designed to deal with pesky badniks and stop any resistance. With ample space for the trigger guard and flexibility to enable ambidextrous capability, this weapon shall be suitable in any soldier's hands to do their work. Each rifle comes with iron sights for ease of aiming, aircraft sights to assist with aiming more airborne targets, and bipods for improved stability when using cover or ground. Two mags can be loaded at a time and come with two variants, the light rectangular block 10 rounds and the heavier 25-round snail box. Each mag should be organized and filled with one type of ammunition. For any mechanical menaces belonging to the wicked doctor or break cover, use the ballistic capped bullets to destroy them effectively. Should any units see locals and resistance members trying to fight back or flee, use the dart-tipped rounds as they are filled with Admiral brand chemicals that'll make the victim quite round and helpless, unable to fight back and easy to take back to base!
The M2-25 SR comes with a latch point and a strap that can be attached to it, allowing for easy carrying on your back when not on duty and in case you get into bloating-related accidents. We strongly prefer every soldier keep their weapon and never lose one out on the field. Also, do not load the snail box incorrectly, it should be put in with the box facing away from the sights. This has been informed enough times that no one should be making that mistake and complaining. Lastly, do not jokingly act like you shall fire at each other. Apparently, a few people require discipline from Ashley and Admiral on how to properly understand the use of firearms and the responsibility that comes with them... after being used as target practice.
Art by:
the-furry-railfan
Category All / Inflation
Species Mobian
Size 2001 x 1841px
File Size 2.86 MB
Listed in Folders
Would this be classified as a "payload rifle" (basically a direct-fire grenade launcher)? I can't remember what it's called, but I recall seeing a top-fed twin V-mag rifle reviewed on an episode of Forgotten Weapons, then later referenced by none other than Jonathan Ferguson.
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