"HAT carbine"

Name: "HAT" Harrison Automatic Tactical Carbine (HAT Carbine)
Designation: Lightweight Carbine
Standard Cost: 1520 Credits
Production Time-line: 4 hours
Manufacturer/Designer: Designed by Lenin Harrison, Manufactured by Weapon System Technologies.
Advantages:
- Lightweight (10 lbs loaded, 6 lbs unloaded.)
- Low Recoil
- Relatively accurate
- Compact
- High Cap (50 Rounds)
Disadvantages:
- Not Suitable for Melee Purposes
- Less Durable (Uses a lighter material.)
- Right-Handed only
- Extremely unreliable if not assembled correctly.
Dimensions: 
Handheld, two-Handed
Length: 67.3 centimetres (26.5 in)
Barrel: 60.9 centimetres (24 in)
Height: 23.3 centimetres (9.2 in)
Width: 7.1 centimetres (2.8 in)(edited)
Product Description: (Minimum One Paragraph)
The Harrison Automatic Tactical Carbine was designed by Lenin Harrison, a UNSC officer in the UNSC R&D branch as a personal project coming into fruition. The HAT Carbine is manufactured by Weapon System Technology, the designers and manufacturers behind the infamous M90 Shotgun series. The HAT Carbine is designed for the UNSC’s call for a carbine that is cheap, lightweight, and with suitable stopping power. The HAT Carbine has achieved the requirements, plus more. The HAT Carbine weighs at 6 lbs unloaded, and 10 lbs loaded with the full magazine. Regarding price, the HAT Carbine is estimated to cost only 1520 credits; 173 credits less than the MA5D ICWS. The stopping power is as close to the MA5D, with the muzzle velocity of ~2,500 ft/s (762 m/s). Besides that, the HAT carbine supports plenty of attachments;
the optic comes with the stock carbine, but can be switched out for a different optic, attachments can be supported by side rails, a rail is hidden underneath the barrel, the barrel can also support suppressors and muzzle breaks, the magazine weld can support many kinds of 7.62x51mm magazines. The HAT carbine uses a unique gas piston-delayed roller-locked action, reducing the recoil significantly on fully automatic. However, the HAT is not without it’s flaws. The material used for the carbine is light, therefore unsuitable for buttstrokes or any sort of melee use. If assembled incorrectly after cleaning, jams will be frequent and accidental discharges will deem the carbine unsafe.
Overall, the HAT is a versatile weapon and is superior over it’s competing MA5K; with higher stopping power, higher ammunition capacity, lighter weight, more compact, lower recoil and better accuracy due to the long barrel.
Category:Lightweight Weapons
Category:Carbines