MN14

The Lockram MN14 is a select-fire battle rifle manufactured by Lockram Armoury. It is the spiritual successor of the M1 Lockram and utilises a smaller cartridge, the 7.62x51mm SDC.
== Design ==
The MN14 rifle was first furnished with a walnut stock, then with birch and finally with a synthetic (fibreglass) stock, which was adopted for use in damp jungle environments in Hyemen, since the wood versions would often become warped and swollen with moisture. The stock was also fitted with a hinged shoulder rest for improved user comfort when firing from a prone position. Original equipment walnut and birch stocks carry the Department of Defense acceptance stamp or cartouche (an arc of three stars above a spread-winged eagle). These stocks also carried a proof stamp, a P within a circle, applied after successful test-firing.
Rifles manufactured through late 1960 were provided with walnut handguards. Thereafter synthetic, slotted (ventilated) hand guards were furnished but proved too fragile for military use. These were replaced by the solid synthetic/polymer part still in use, usually in dark brown, black or a camouflage pattern.
This rifle has impressive accuracy. It can precisely hit any target for up to 500 meters without missing, and maximum of 800 meters as the effective range.
=== Specifications===
*Length: 1126mm
*Caliber: 7.62x51mm SDC
*Effective Range: 800 Meters
*Weight: 13.45 Pounds
== Trivia ==
=== General ===
*The rifle is excellent overall, but the fully automatic function is pure bullshit.
*Can be utilised as a Marksman rifle thanks to the high accuracy.
*Wood warping is the primary main weakness aside from the recoil received in automatic fire.
*The barrel can be furthermore lengthened to suit as a sniper rifle, combined with camouflage of the user's taste.
*The semi automatic-only variant is the MK1A.
*Is scrapped quickly by the sophisticated MK16 in the Hyemen war.
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