11-18-2015, 08:53 PM
Adam Gaite Wrote:Connor Hound Wrote:Quote:Lycöan:600
Requires Ranged Proficiency
This gun has a special place in Connor's heart, for he made this gun on his own.
Specs:
Length: 6-inch (152 mm) barrel/ 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) ((from the back of the slide to the bore))
Height: 6.25 inches (15.9 cm)
Width: 1.25 inches (32 mm)
Magazine Compacity: 9 rounds
Caliber/Bore diameter: .429 inches (10.9 mm)
Range and Accuracy: The bullets can reach about 30 ft. An unmoving target at 15ft is normally a guaranteed hit
Ammo types
- Super-sonic: Goes above the speed of sound. Shatters if it hits water.
- Anti-material: Is a super-sonic that explodes on contact. The explosion is relatively small, used for light armored vehicles and infantry. For some reason when a magazine of this type is in the gun the trigger is significantly harder to pull, severely decreasing Connor's ‘trigger finger’, aka fire rate.
He even made a custom attachment that he rarely takes off. He based it off of military rail gun technology. He calls it the Electromagnetic Coil Chamber., or ECC. Once turned on a high pitched 'whine' can be heard on the very edge of normal human hearing. When a bullet is fired the ECC 'pulls' the bullet along, making it go faster. Thus a Super-sonic turns into a Magnum bullet and anti-material rounds explode in the chamber, so they are not usable. Additionally when the ECC is on the trigger is much harder to pull, which makes it difficult to shoot as fast as he normally does. Plus after each shot the ECC needs to charge up for a few seconds. It also adds 6 inches to the overall length and a pound to the front of the barrel.
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First off, what kind of weapon is this exactly? For clarity and description purposes, and so that anyone writing with you knows what the heck it is.
Secondly, 30 feet is....really, really short range for any kind of firearm. If you want the range that short, no problem I suppose, but that's really underselling things there. Also, I would take out entirely the part about unmoving targets. It's not really necessary.
After all that, gonna need a firing rate. Under normal circumstances, using normal ammo, how fast can he fire the thing?
Super-sonic rounds -- Aside from the speed, does this have any other effects?
Anti-material rounds -- So this is basically just a super-sonic round that explodes on impact? Even with a lowered fire rate that seems...iffy. How big is the explosion, and with the previously-mentioned firing rate in mind, how much would it slow his firing rate, exactly?
ECC -- What does this do? It makes Anti-materiel rounds unusable, I get, but what effect does turnng Super-sonic rounds into Magnum bullets have, exactly?
Okay I'm going to save the Anti-material rounds for a different gun [spoiler]It's the Lynx Rifle, from the Bullpup line[/spoiler]
Quote:Lycöan:900
Requires Ranged Proficiency
This handgun has a special place in Connor's heart, for he made this gun.
A desert eagle look alike that is painted completely black, and rather blocky looking
Specs:
Length: 6-inch (152 mm) barrel/ 10.75 inches (27.3 cm) ((from the back of the slide to the bore))
Height: 6.25 inches (15.9 cm)
Width: 1.25 inches (32 mm)
Magazine Compacity: 9 rounds
Caliber/Bore diameter: .429 inches (10.9 mm)
Range and Accuracy: The bullets can reach about 656ft or 200m . A target at 20ft is normally a guaranteed hit.
Rate of fire: 45 rounds per minute (since the calculation into rounds per second is less than one, lets say it's a one to one or 1rps)
He even made a custom attachment that he rarely takes off. He based it off of military rail gun technology. He calls it the Electromagnetic Coil Chamber., or ECC. Once turned on a high pitched 'whine' can be heard on the very edge of normal human hearing. When a bullet is fired the ECC 'pulls' the bullet along, making it go faster. Thus the bullet goes much faster and causes more damage. Additionally when the ECC is on the trigger is much harder to pull, which makes it difficult to shoot as fast as he normally does, so his new rate of fire is 30 rpm. Plus after each shot the ECC needs to charge up for a few seconds. It also adds 6 inches to the overall length and a pound to the front of the barrel.

