AMR-9

The AMR-9 is an submachine gun sized SBR manufactured by Altima Dynamics, and it serves as a compact short barrelled rifle for close quarters combat in the condensed cities and landmarks amidst the PROJECT-G/NEX War.
== Design ==
At first glance, the AMR-9 appears as a sleek fusion of an SMG and a carbine, boasting a compact size reminiscent of a submachine gun while harnessing the firepower of a 5.56 carbine. Its shortened barrel and compact frame make it ideal for close-quarters engagements within densely populated urban environments, where manoeuvrability is paramount.
One of the defining features of the AMR-9 is its elevated top rail, reminiscent of the RIA-37, which provides ample space for mounting various optics, lights, and accessories. This elevated rail design seamlessly integrates with the cluster quad rail handguard, creating a continuous platform for customisation.
Equipped with a 30-round magazine, the AMR-9 offers a generous capacity to sustain prolonged engagements without the need for frequent reloads. Its versatile firing modes cater to diverse combat scenarios, including semi-automatic for precise shots, full-auto for suppressive fire, and a unique 5-round burst mode, positioned provocatively where the "SAFE" is traditionally marked, challenging conventional firearm design norms.
For enhanced portability and ease of transport, the AMR-9 features a foldable stock, a surprising feature for an AR-styled weapon. The stock neatly folds to the right side, reducing the overall footprint of the firearm for discreet carry and storage.
Cleverly positioned on the left side of the receiver, the charging handle of the AMR-9 accommodates the elevated top rail, ensuring smooth operation and swift manipulation even in confined spaces. This ergonomic design feature enhances the overall user experience and reinforces the AMR-9's suitability for law enforcement and military police units operating in urban environments.
=== Specifications ===
*Length: 430-620mm
*Caliber: 5.56x45mm ATL
*Effective Range: 300 Meters
*Weight: 2.29 kg
== Gallery ==
=== Media ===
File:AMR-9 Grenadier.png|Grenadier Variant
=== First Person Perspective ===
File:AMR-9 carbine fpv.png|First Person View
File:AMR-9 iron sights.png|Iron Sights
File:Reloading the AMR-9 carbine.png|Reloading
File:Chambering the AMR-9 after an empty reload.png|Chambering after an empty reload
== Trivia ==
=== General ===
*With its blend of compactness, firepower, and adaptability, the AMR-9 stands as a testament to the continuous evolution of firearms technology, empowering law enforcement officers and military personnel with the tools they need to maintain peace and security in a futuristic world fraught with challenges.
* One of the most notable eccentricities lies in its mislabeled markings. Rather than bearing the expected acronym "AMR" for "Advanced Modular Rifle," the left side of the receiver proudly displays the acronym "APR" for "Automatic Pistol Rifle." This unintentional mix-up has sparked humorous conjecture, with some jesting that the weapon might somehow fire entire pistols at adversaries instead of conventional 5.56 ammunition.
* Adding to its idiosyncratic charm, the 30-round magazine of the AMR-9 features small arrows embossed on both sides, seemingly unnecessary for anyone with even a modicum of firearm knowledge.
*Adding to its idiosyncratic charm, the 30-round magazine of the AMR-9 features small arrows embossed on both sides, seemingly unnecessary for anyone with even a modicum of firearm knowledge. While some may perceive this as a superfluous addition, others interpret it as a whimsical embellishment, contributing to the firearm's distinctive aesthetic.
*This carbine was retired in 3002, after 57 years of lukewarm service in the PROJECT megacorporation. The lack of safety posed a hazard for its users.
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