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The L93A Battle Rifle was the standard issue infantry weapon for SIAF from 1968-2013 and was also the premier firearm from Auletifaux Ballistics at the time. Rugged and reliable, it was a good choice for the harsh environments often found within the country. The L93A had made use of an early attempt at making a modular system known as the WMP system, which had made use of pins in order to lock accessories in place. It's long service life has ensured that the weapon built up quite the legacy, as well as a large surplus.

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MILITARY VARIANT

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The L93 Battle Rifle is a Gas-operated automatic rifle designed and manufactured by the Auletifaux Ballistics Company that uses 5.56mm bullets as ammunition. This weapon is currently the standard issue service rifle for most military personnel due to being reliable and easily maintainable. The L93A Battle Rifle is the first weapon design to feature the Slagenseterian WMP system as one of the ways to make it difficult for ill-trained foreign soldiers to use captured Slagenseterian equipment.
It has a rate of fire of 730 to 950 per minute when set on full-automatic and a rate of fire of 45 to 60 rounds when on semi-automatic. It uses a 30-round detachable box magazine.
It weighs 7.5 lbs when fully loaded. The average cost is usually 650D for purchase.
You can see an older versions here: https://imgur.com/a/AgqLI6s

The GB-106 is a robust, heavy duty weapon. Firing a respectable 7.62×51mm cartridge, it's high capacity magazine, three round burst, and open aperture sights allow for rapid target acquisition and suppression. Using a reliable short stroke gas operation system, its three round burst has an obscene rate of fire. In conjunction with the sturdy stock, it allows a rifleman to get off a burst of shots before the sight picture is thrown off too much by the recoil impulse. The heavier barrel allows for more sustained fire, and also helps mitigate the recoil.
When in three round burst, fires at a rate of 1300 RPM.
Magazines in 30 round box and 90 round saddle drums.

A semi automatic, 70. caliber anti-material rifle, the Vlishtag is designed to dispense high powered justice down range quickly and efficiently. The large bore cartridge allows for the use of explosive/incendiary munitions to augment its role in destroying and disabling material assets, such as communications, detection, light vehicles, and other equipment. With a 12 round, double stack, double feeds magazine, it allows the user to quickly strike multiple targets before having to reload.

A venerable design firing the powerful .70 caliber SLAMR cartridge, it has often been nicknamed the "Jackhammer" by those fighting and wielding it; a powerful hydraulic recoil buffer and heavy long recoil operation gives it a distinct "chunky" noise when firing. It is highly reliable despite the power of its cartridge, the long recoil operation ensuring misfires do not end explosively for the shooter. It has a rate of fire of 580 RPM, allowing the shooter to keep it on target and giving it accuracy to the point where it can be used as indirect infantry interception or support fire, capable of engaging light vehicles and true to it's nickname break through concrete walls in urban environments.

The ARL-27 Light Machine Gun is a Gas-operated lightweight machine gun that was designed by the Auletifaux Ballistics Company back in 1927. The weapon had seen extensive use by SIAF forces in conflicts ranging from two of the three Slagenseter-Wersh Wars in earlier parts of the 1900's, up until as recently as the First Kilkire-Slagenseter War in the 2030's. It was only recently that it was replaced by the more modern AGU-71 after 103 years in service and production.

Due to it's age, it has many antiquated features that weren't replaced nor removed by the occasional retrofit. Features such as a bayonet lug. Due to it's long period of active production and the recent decommissioning of the weapon, a massive surplus of such firearms has formed up, lowering the overall price.

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The Yalkyr GPMG is a new design from Auletifaux Ballistics which was designed to replace the ageing 103 year old ARL-27 as the standard issue GPMG for the Slagenseterian Army. The Yalkyr GPMG weighs an impressive 17.3 pounds which is rather light for most GPMGs. The Yalkyr GPMG makes use of 7.62×51mm cartridges in a typically 200 round belt.

The RA61 "Stegeletev" Auto Rifle is a gas-operated, Bullpup automatic rifle designed and manufactured by the Felgunruus Arms Corporation in 1968 that utilizes a 7.62x39mm cartridge for it's ammunition. It had found early competition against Auletifaux's L93 Battle Rifle in the race to fulfill a military contract from SIAF. Despite losing the military contract to the L93, the RA61 found a market in the nation's law enforcement due to an increasing need for an affordable counter to the ever burgeoning threat of personnel body armors and bullet proof vests. Ever since then, the RA61 has become the right hand of the ever prevalent Slagenseterian National Law Enforcement (SNLE).

Numerous refits and upgrades have long since allowed the weapon to shed it's old stigma of just being a cheap alternative to it's old rival, even to the point of being more than a match even for some modern competition.

The W54 is a line of sturdy 10mm pistols that has served it's users and the nation's law enforcement honorably and reliably since the 60's when it's production first began. The pistol was made in 10mm to capitalize on increasing demand for a pistol stronger than those in 9mm whilst having greater ammo capacity than the .45 caliber pistols of the time.

Whilst the W54 line of pistols is Slagenseter Forn's signature sidearm, W54s never legally end up in the hands of the Slagenseterian citizenry due to the country's strict firearm bans. As such, most regular W54s end up either getting exported, going to the SNLE, or getting converted into W55Zs.

In 1972, a military variant of the W54 was designed in order to fulfill another military contract. The military variant's internal mechanisms were changed enough for it to earn a separate designation from it's civilian counterpart. Changes range from adding a three-round burst mode to entirely swapping out the original materials for sturdier ones.

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The SIC-10 MPHS Galuger is the product of the up-and-coming Galuger Firearms company. Whilst Galuger Firearms usually specializes in civilian-grade hunting firearms that are to be sold abroad, this would be their first foray into a military contract. Due to Slagenseter Forn's ever increasing industrialization, 8 guage industrial shotgun shells have become a very common munition within the country. The company decided to capitalize upon this by creating a combat variant, putting into a military-grade shotgun and then presented it to the military. The weapon was not only shown to be a powerful breeching shotgun and a decent combat weapon, but also able fulfill some of the tasks of a regular industrial grade shotgun when loaded with industrial shells as well. 

Despite all of it's praise, it did have a major flaw. It's extreme recoil made it unwieldy without using proper bracing. This led to the weapon being distributed to mostly breeching crews, and units toting prototype exoskeletons.
It uses a 8 round internal tube magazine.
It weighs 8.5 lbs when fully loaded.  The average cost is 700D for purchase.