Auto Credit Based on PyrusEnderhunter's ARC-48 Assault Rifle
The ARC-48 A1 is a great upgrade from the original ARC-48.
Featuring a longer and more advanced discharge barrel, a whole lot more heat vents to disperse heat signals, and an updated scope that can see in all light and radiation spectrums. This model comes with a Gauss Grenade launcher. However it can be equipped with a tactical laser, momba plasma Bayonet, a vertical grip, and a folding stock for close quarters situations. But as said before, this model has a Gauss Grenade launcher that can fire normal, plasma, quantum, MS, homing, and screech grenades.
NOTE: this gun is not in the C&C rp until 2020. However, it is in Ephwurd's fictional universe, an the Nanotonium rp.)
Specifications
Spotlights
- Dllama4 7.9 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor ARC-48 Assault Rifle
- Successors 2 airplane(s)
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 7.0ft (2.1m)
- Length 114.0ft (34.7m)
- Height 30.6ft (9.3m)
- Empty Weight 29,801lbs (13,517kg)
- Loaded Weight 29,801lbs (13,517kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 94.3lbs/ft2 (460.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 315.9ft2 (29.4m2)
- Drag Points 21234
Parts
- Number of Parts 179
- Control Surfaces 2
- Performance Cost 432
@Alix451 it actually is XD
i assume this isn't for the C&C RP? @PyrusEnderhunter
@Ephwurd nice! I am making an I.S.F.O.S helmet.
@PyrusEnderhunter thanks for the support! It'll be my first try making a gun
@YuukaNeko thanks!
@Ephwurd and nice! I look forward to see the weapons u make.
@Ephwurd the mag contains gas plasma. And yes, it is a coilgun/railgun/gauss cannon that fires plasma.
@PyrusEnderhunter and also, I have plans for a Continuum Navy standard AR, a bullpup that kinda has an FN F-2000 or TAR-21 style to it but fires plasma bolts just like the ARC-48, and a Tor weapon that's similar to the one used on the final battle on Ender's Game (I think it was called enzyme cannon), but used in wide applications ranging from ship-mounted weaponry to handheld weaponry.
@PyrusEnderhunter so it's basically a coilgun/railgun/gauss cannon, only that it fires plasma rounds? And another thing, is its 500-round cartridge a container for liquid plasma with a 500-round capacity, or a gas plasma cartridge?
@Ephwurd if you would try to PUSH a plasma bolt out of the gun, yes. You would have recoil. But because it is squeezed/pulled out of the barrel, there would be no recoil.
@Ephwurd meaning you can fire a plasma bolt without recoil.
@Ephwurd well here's how the ARC works: plasma can be directed by magnetic fields. So the discharge barrel is magnetic. The plasma bolt is covered in a mollecular coating of neutrons. That would not cause recoil. The magnetic discharge barrel is able to launch a bolt without having newton's law act upon it.
@PyrusEnderhunter I'm not really that smart with physics, so forgive me, but here's what I know: plasma bolts have mass to them, that is why it packs a punch compared to lasers which only transmit heat and light with them. So to be able to produce a force powerful enough to send an enemy flying, there must be a good enough power source to launch it at high speed, and as the mass-imbued plasma bolt travels forward, there would be an equal and opposite reaction, right? Correct me if I'm wrong
@YuukaNeko
@Ephwurd that's what also contributes to the power.
@Ephwurd all the recoil is transmitted into power as it is discharged with the plasma bolt.
@Ephwurd nope. Not at all.
@PyrusEnderhunter ah, I see. Although it must have a ridiculous recoil compensation for such power.
@Verterium thanks
@Ephwurd I see... but while it may LOOK out dated, don't get me wrong: it'll send a Tor flying into a wall at 5,000 yards away.
Looks nice, but it looks too outdated. Continuum soldiers use bullpup configurations on their laser and plasma rifles as it is more compact, and easier to store and carry around.
nice
Np!
@Dllama4 @rubbishcraft thanks!
@AdrianFlyingAce @XxcreedexX @Supercraft888 thnx!