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Tauron M-7 Assault Carbine
Weight: 6.4 lbs (2.9kg) Price Range: C54000-69000 Damage Modifier: x18	Type: Caseless Assault Carbine Range: Eff. (Point) - 2950 feet (900m) (Area) - 3280 feet (1000m) Max. - 10496 feet (3200m) Magazine Capacity: 50-Round Clip, 20mm Americorp
A direct derivative of the MD94, the M-7 is a carbine version of its parent. Lighter, shorter, and modified to have a folding stock, the carbine is handier but somewhat more expensive. Commonly issued in Americorp as the primary weapon of special forces, working dog handlers, and infantry leaders, the M-7 is not quite as effective at distance as the MD94 but is much easier to manage at close range. Many parts and all magazines are interchangeable between the MD94 and the MD94. Add-on options are available for both weapons as part of the Special Forces Individual Weapon package, including a micro-missile launcher, an integral silencer, and a mini-shotgun. See the accessories section for details.
Mg.15 "Katori" Submachinegun
Weight: 3.8 lbs (1.7kg) Price Range: C63000-66000 Damage Modifier: x10	Type: Submachinegun Range: Eff. - 80 yards (75m) Max. - 6060 feet (1854m) Magazine Capacity: 45-Round Clip, 12mm
This compact submachinegun is made exclusively for the JDF (Japanese Defense Forces). The weapon is quite light and handy on the go, but somewhat difficult to control. The caliber of its caseless ammunition, the Japanese 12mm, makes the weapon distinctly Japanese and is almost never found in any quantity outside mainland Japan. However, this feature makes it a favorite amongst Yakuza (Japanese Mafia) gangsters, who use the Katori as a signature, knowing full well that forensic analysis will immediately reveal the weapon's distinct origin.
Tek-88/Tek-93 Machine Pistol
Weight: 6.2 lbs (2.8kg) Price Range: C49500-53000/C49000-55000 Damage Modifier: x11/x14	Type: Caseless Machine Pistol Range: Eff. - 165 yards (150m)/ 365 yards (400m) Max. - 6215 feet (1900m) Magazine Capacity: 50-Round Clip, 10mm Eurocorp
Utilizing 10mm European caseless ammunition, the Tek-series of machine pistols is Eurocorp's personal protection weapon. They are primarily issued to hover- tank crews, drivers, special forces, protective service operatives, or others whose job creates a need for a compact weapon, as "regular" pistols are out of fashion in the modern military. The weapons, constructed from a super-strength composite, are legendary for balance, controllability, and firepower. The key difference between the Tek-88 and Tek-93 is the later's "smartlink" interface, which when connected provides the user with drastically improved accuracy and better control. This weapon is in widespread use throughout the world, especially in Eurocorp's sphere of influence. Hundreds of Tek-88s have circulated to the black market despite efforts to keep them restricted; their popularity there is largely due to the difficulty of detecting the composite they are made from using most mass-screening security systems.
GS6A Machine Pistol
Weight: 6.4 lbs (2.9kg) Price Range: C48500-52500 Damage Modifier: x13	Type: Caseless Machine Pistol Range: Eff. - 135 yards (125m) Max.- 8700 feet (2660m) Magazine Capacity: 50-Round Clip, 10mm Americorp
This machine pistol is in wide-spread use by Americorp police and throughout the military and police units of many other countries. The weapon is a strong design with a near-recoilless feel, though critics argue it overly powerful for a "law-enforcement" gun. Nonetheless, American streets are most often policed by officers equipped with a GS6A or another model in the GS6 series. Though originally designed under Americorp military contract but rejected in favor of the larger MD94 Assault Rifle, the GS6A has nonetheless begun to make its way into the ranks. The GS6N has been adopted by special forces, and features the capability to fire while submerged. The GS6S includes a port for a smartlink connection.
CZ-400 Machine Pistol
Weight: 5.7 lbs (2.6kg) Price Range: C14300-18600 Damage Modifier: x10	Type: Caseless Machine Pistol Range: Eff. - 330 feet (100m) Max. - 7110 feet (2175m) Magazine Capacity: 40-Round Clip, 10mm Eurocorp
This light, compact firearm is the Czech-made CZ-400 caseless machine pistol. Solid black with a heavy rubberized front grip, the boxy weapon looks as aggressive as a pit bull. Still, the weapon is a (relatively) cheap "throw-away" gun. Known to be hard to control and unreliable, the main factor leading to the CZ-400's popularity is the sheer number produced. Proliferated during the late years of World War III, the weapon's easy and inexpensive manufacture allowed copies to be made in quantity in several dozen nations. Some of the tooling and machinery used to make the gun abroad came from illegitimate sources, often direct copies of the original equipment. As a result Czech-stamped guns were made in foreign factories, inferior in quality but outwardly identical -- sometimes with serial numbers duplicating bona-fide Czech-produced weapons. The consequence is that it is almost impossible, even for many experts, to distinguish between the mostly reliable original CZ-400 and a cheap and possibly dangerous knock-off.
Heckler&Koch MP5 Submachinegun
Weight: 7.4 lbs (3.4kg) Price Range: C40000-45000 Damage Modifier: x11	Type: Submachinegun Range: Eff. - 660 feet (200m) Max. - 7195 feet (2200m) Magazine Capacity: 30-Round Clip, 9mm Parabellum
Developed in Germany in the mid 1970s, the MP5 quickly proved to be an extraordinary submachinegun. Lightweight, easy to control, reliable, and accurate, the MP5 was rapidly adopted by police and military units around the world. It remained the premier submachinegun until the 2040s, when more advanced designs gradually began to replace it amongst the major powers. However, the large numbers and many variants produced keep the MP5 in service to this day, especially in countries that cannot afford higher priced weapons. Parts and accessories are still widely produced for the gun, as is the 9mm Parabellum round. While the MP5 no longer has the respect it once did in mainstream firearms circles, the weapon is still just as lethal as ever.