Approved Ranged Weapon AL-6a blaster carbine

[FN-999 (restored)]

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• Intent: To create a standard carbine rifle for the First Order.
• Image Source: ArtStation - Sci-Fi Rifle by Larisa ivetic
• Canon Link: N/A
• Permissions: x
• Primary Source: ArtStation - Sci-Fi Rifle by Larisa ivetic

• Manufacturer: Zakuul State Armoury (Subsidiary of Zakuul Industrial Concern)
• Affiliation: The First Order
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: AL-6a blaster carbine
• Modularity: Yes
  • The following modules can be added:
    • Custom scopes
    • Custom stocks
    • Extended magazines [More ammo capacity but heavier]
    • Silencers
• Production: Mass-Produced
• Material: Durasteel barrel and barrel assembly, duraplast grip, stock, and barrel housing, titanium internal components

• Classification: Blaster Carbine
• Size: Small
• Weight: Average
• Ammunition Type: Power cell
• Ammunition Capacity: Average [100 shots]
• Effective Range: Average [200m]
• Rate of Fire: High (Automatic Fire) | Low (Semi-Automatic Fire)
• Damage Output: Average
• Recoil: Average (Automatic Fire) | Very Low (Semi-Automatic Fire)

• Modular Fire Type: The AL-6a carbine blaster can use automatic or semi-automatic fire, which can be switched by pushing a small lever just above the trigger mechanism on the bottom right of the barrel housing.
• Modular Firing Modes: The AL-6a can fire either standard lethal plasma bolts or non-lethal stun bolts.

• Close Quarters: Thanks to its small size, the AL-6a carbine rifle can be aimed and fired effectively even in tightly confined spaces.
• Lightweight: The short barrel and compact frame of the AL-6a enable it to be carried by almost any soldier over long distances.

• Nearsighted: The most glaring downside of the AL-6a carbine compared to full-size rifles is its lack of range, as the lethality of its plasma bolts significantly drops off after 75 meters and it dissipates entirely at a range of only 200 meters.
• Underpowered: While deadly against exposed skin, the bolts fired by the AL-6a do not have sufficient stopping power to pierce heavy infantry armor or energy shields without expending most of the magazine.

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The AL-6a is a newly developed carbine rifle designed to complement the larger F-22D particle blaster rifle as one of the standard rifles of the First Order’s infantry forces. As a carbine, the AL-6a is compact and relatively lightweight, though it lacks the effective range and lethality of fully powered rifles such as the F-22D.

Consequently, the AL-6a is most commonly used in urban warfare and boarding operations, where the carbine’s small size allows it to be effectively aimed even in tightly confined areas. Furthermore, the AL-6a is favored by paratroopers and First Order commandos, who often need to cut down on weight in order to move more efficiently or carry more specialized equipment.

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[Krass Wyms]

simple enough

Approved