Schulz Rifle

The Schulz Rifle is the most ubiquitous firearm of the Post-Unification period. First designed by Hans Schulz for the government of Russia, it was quickly popularized by the Schulz Arms Corporation and has at this point made its way into the hands of practically every armed group in the Cosmos. Rugged, reliable, and consistent, the rifle almost entirely replaced the more complex Carousel rifle as the standard firearm of guards, expeditionary corps, and common soldiers. Though it does not pack as high of a punch as a Hydrogen Rifle and thanks to advances in combat armor has for the most part been superseded by higher damage capacity weapons on the frontlines of major wars, the Schulz rifle can be found everywhere cheap arms are the most expedient option. Though hundreds of variants now exist, Schulz Arms Co. still sells the original "Schulz-pattern rifle" essentially unmodified in both individual and bulk packages. Schulz rifles have so defined the firearms market that the "Schulz-.303" has become the standard chambering for almost all rifle-sized weapons manufactured in the modern period. 
The Schulz Rifle was the first in a line of weapons designed and produced by Schulz, including the Autorifle, Machinegun, and Autopistol. 
Profile: 1d12+1 damage, multifire up to 3 times. Standard Action reload, 9 round box magazine.
Category:Weapons