The heavy rifles are 7.62x39mm multi-barrel machine gun with high rate of fire, employing Gatling-style rotating barrels. Both weapons are design to used air burst rounds. Airburst rounds is a type of explosive ammunition, typically a detonates in midair, causing air burst effect shrapnel damage to an enemy. This makes it easier to hit enemy soldiers behind a wall, in a defensive fighting position, or in a confined space or room. On top of both weapon is a laser rangefinder, the laser rangefinder on the weapons is used to determine the distance to the target. Heavy Rifle #1 (BWC-M510) has the most the advance laser rangefinder which also comes with a build-in targeting computer which the reason why its as big as it is. While Heavy Rifle #2 (BWC-M507) has the low cost mass production model of laser rangefinder, but it is the smallest.

The BWC-M510 features a high capacity helical magazine, which holds 100 rounds. Helical magazines extend the drum magazine design so that rounds follow a spiral path, allowing for large ammunition capacity in a relatively compact device.

The BWC-M507 features a high capacity beta-c mag which holds 150 rounds or it could be loaded with a 150 round linkless box magazin, which can be loaded with stripper clips. The magazine includes a load opening and a linkless feed system which includes the following devices for manual loading with cartridges through the load opening, as well as for their automatic and sequential transport to a gun barrel. These devices include a cartridge receiving device movable manually in the load direction and automatically in the opposite, feed direction, a tensioning device engaging into the cartridge receiving device, pretensionable in the feed direction, and a device for automatic but releasable blocking of the feed system during the loading phase in the feed direction when the tensioning device is released, and/or in the loading direction when a cartridge gap appears in a cartridge receiving device behind the load opening.

(Now in case you guys are wondering how powerful airburst rifle rounds are. Here's a vid to give y'all better idea: youtu.be/kZJHjLXWYNM?t=40s Now imagine that in a gatling style weapon like these. Even though they only carry a 100 rounds or so, a 100 or 150 rounds of 7.62x39 air burst rounds is more than a enough to put you in the hurt locker. >=3 )



The MT-22 Astute submachine gun (SMG) was developed as a personal defense weapon for the troops whose primary activities does not include small arms, such as vehicle and tank crew members, artillery crews etc. To achieve necessary high penetration while keeping recoil impulse low, the Astute fires from a closed bolt for maximum accuracy, and its design makes extensive use of polymers and nano-titanium for reduced weight and cost. The MT-22 is fully ambidextrous, it can be operated by right or left-handed shooters with equal ease, and without making any modifications to the weapon. the charging handle, magazine release, and the firing selector are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the weapon.

When fired, the MT-22 ejects spent cartridge casings downward through a chute located behind the grip, so spent cases are kept out of the shooter's line of sight. It can be fitted with a sling for greater ease of carry, and since the weapon has a fixed stock (as opposed to having a collapsing or folding stock), it can be quickly deployed when needed. A hollow compartment inside the rear of the weapon's frame which is accessed by removing the buttplate allows for convenient storage of a cleaning kit. The MT-22's grip safety uses a unique internal mechanism inside the pistol grip, which makes pressing it, light, smooth, and crisp.

Unlike its prototype the ASI-91 Asinine, the MT-22 is fitted with additional build-in front grip, improve flash hider and slightly extended front barrel. And instead of using a 50-round box magazine it uses a 20-round box magazine making it's overall length much shorter then that of the ASI-91 which was uncomfortable and difficult to handle because of its impractical long fixed stock which at the time was using a 50-round box magazine.

This problem became quite apparent during its field test firing phase, when many of the soldiers who were testing the weapon hated it and complain about how uncomfortable it was to used and fire along with other problems with it. Eventually leading to its complete redesign, the MT-22 Astute allow it to be easily carried and maneuvered in tight spaces, such as the inside of an armored vehicle. To achieve this, the weapon's design utilizes the bullpup configuration, in which the action and magazine are located behind the trigger and alongside the shooter's face so that there is no wasted space in the stock. The MT-22 requires minimal maintenance, and it can be disassembled quickly and easily. It is a modular firearm, consisting of four main component groups: the barrel, the moving parts group, the frame and trigger group, and the hammer group.



These are some shotguns that I design back in 2010, one is a 8 gauge revolver shotgun, while the one below it is a 8 gauge semi-auto high capacity shotgun.

Now when it came to the revolver shotgun it did not came out the way I thought it to be, so it became my least favorite and to be honest it's not exactly one of my best shotgun designs.

The 2nd shotgun has a quad-tube revolving magazine (which the operator can manually rotate with the flip of a switch), this semi-auto shotgun offers 16-rounds of easily reloadable power. The magazine can be dropped and replaced with a loaded one almost instantly.



The DSR-7A1 system is configured in a bull-pup design, with a free-floating barrel and is a bolt-action sniper rifle. The folding bipod is mounted under the barrel. The barrel is fitted with a muzzle brake (which is very useful when firing full-power, magnum loads). The trigger is two-stage and adjustable. The DSR-7A1 features a manual, ambidextrous three-position safety, located above the grip. For the standard version of the DSR-7A1 a tactical suppressor is available for it. The suppressor is designed to be used with high power ammunition of the DSR-7A1 chamberings. This suppressor effectively suppresses the muzzle blast. Naturally it cannot suppress the crack of a supersonic projectile but the direction where the bullet comes from is effectively concealed. The tactical suppressor is easily mounted in seconds on the muzzle brake using a quick release lever. The DSR-7A1 is designed to be used at medium to long ranges and It is equipped with a G97A3 precision scope for precisely this purpose. Has multiple levels of zoom, 2x and 10x zoom. It is tremendously useful in its designated role.

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Weight (kg) - 6.3

Range (m) - 300.0

Power - 900

Ammo Type - 7.62 x 67 mm

Magazine Capacity - 5



NG92M Submachine Gun is a lightweight selective fire weapon that fires from a closed bolt, a feature that enhances the gun's accuracy. The cylinder below the barrel is a helical magazine that holds 64 rounds of the 9.17 mm cartridge, It has a high rate of fire, which compensates for the low damage. Only downsides is that the shooter must reload often in order to avoid being caught with an empty mag. It has a ambidextrous cocking handle on the top front of the gun. Firing from the hip is very effective at short range, though shouldering the weapon makes it dangerous at medium range as well by unfolding the metal buttstock from the top of the gun.



This is a multi-shot 40mm pump action grenade launcher. The M125 was a large weapon that represented a typical pump-operated shotgun with tubular magazine below the barrel. this weapon apparently performed quite well with HE-Frag ammunition, but often chocked on close-combat ammunition loaded with flechettes (small arrows). This was mostly because of stubby shape of these rounds, while HE rounds had nicely curved noses which assisted reliable feeding. Furthermore, the over all weight of the loaded weapon was quite significant, to say the least. It is a manually operated, magazine fed grenade launcher. It has a tubular magazine below the barrel which holds 3 rounds, plus one round can be carried in the barrel. Magazine is loaded through the port at the bottom of the receiver, empty cartridge cases are ejected to the right via ejection window. Reloading mechanism is operated by the sliding handguard, which shall be pulled to the rear and then pushed forward to complete reloading cycle. M125 was fitted with a flat-ended telescoping stock, that had a rubber recoil pad. It is equipped with a HS15/D1 holo-sight, it also had open type steel sight. The M125 came with a whole assortment of grenade rounds for different mission situations, from High Explosive rounds to Flechette rounds.

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Weight (kg) - 5.4

Range (m) - 300.0

Power - 2,000

Ammo Type - 40 mm (Grenade)

Magazine Capacity - 3 (+ 1)



The M88A7 is primary anti-vehicle weapon that is often used in ground engagements. It fires a Shaped-Charge High-Explosive Mini Rocket. The launcher has a 2x scope and can fire rockets over long distances with devastating accuracy, although it falls in altitude and moves at a very slow rate if fired from a long distance. The weapon is magazine fed using a 4 round mag allowing four consecutive shots. Just like any magazine fed weapon when reloading, the empty mag is removed and a new one is inserted.

With this mechanism, a soldier can greatly reduce the weight he carries without throwing the weapon away. The M88A7 spreads a huge amount of damage over a large area. It is capable of taking out entire groups of infantry at any range and can kill both the passengers and crew of nearly any vehicle with the exception of Mid, Heavy, and Super Heavy Tanks, which takes two to three hits for a Mid Tank, three to four hits for a Heavy Tank and eight to sixteen for Super Heavy Tanks. And along with other heavy armored vehicles. For an anti-tank weapon it is capable of inflicting massive damage to tanks because of its ability to quickly launch four or consecutive shots.

Several things counterbalance the M88A7's sheer power. The rocket, though powerful, is implemented as an anti-vehicle weapon and was not designed for engaging infantry. The rockets leave a trail of smoke in their wake, giving away the operator's position and necessitating a fire-and-displace strategy of engagement. The biggest disadvantage to the operator is the blast range of a rocket; if fired too close the splash damage can severely injure or kill its operator if fired carelessly into surrounding terrain or at an enemy. An explosion near a rocket in flight will cause it to deflect. Deflected rockets tumble end over end, and will explode if they strike an object.