M-96 Mattock | |
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Type | Assault Rifle |
Place of origin | Armed Republic of Dvinmiste Capia |
Service history | |
In service | 2029-Present |
Used by | Dvinmiste Capia Army |
Production history | |
Designer | Anarchy Gun Works |
Manufacturer | Anarchy Gun Works |
Unit cost | $1250 per unit |
Specifications | |
Weight | 2.89 kg (unloaded)
3.40 kg (loaded) |
Length | 87 cm |
Cartridge | 16-round detachable box magazine |
Cartridge weight | 96 g empty
335 g full |
Caliber | 5.56×45mm |
Action | Semi-automatic |
Rate of fire | 750 rounds per minute |
Muzzle velocity | 960 m/s |
Effective range | 750 m |
Maximum range | 1000 m |
Sights | Iron sights or various optics |
The M-96 Mattock is an assault rifle designed and manufactured by Anarchy Gun Works.
The Mattock is a semi-automatic hybrid weapon with an assault rifle's low heat production and a sniper rifle's punch, functioning as a high accuracy semi-automatic designated marksman rifle with a smaller ammo reserve. Though it does not have a sniper rifle's precision scope, marksmen favor its increased power over that of an assault rifle to bring down hardened targets. Its lack of a full-auto setting is advertised as a feature rather than a shortcoming since it curbs a soldier's tendency to spray inaccurate fire under stress.
Notes[]
- The Mattock's main advantage is its highly accurate and damaging semi-automatic fire, making it very useful for pinpoint (headshot) shooting at medium to long range where it can neutralize most enemies with less than one clip. When equipped with a scope, it is versatile enough to serve as a main or even sole weapon under almost any circumstances.
- Although the Mattock is a semi-automatic rifle, it has very little delay between shots, allowing it to be fired almost as quickly as the user can pull the trigger.
- A squad of close-range enemies can cause real problems due to its low capacity and its semi-automatic nature. Thus it is advisable to carry an alternative weapon such as a submachine gun to keep the low weight and offset your close-range shortcomings.