BA-AG4

### Users

Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Finalnd, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Poland, Russia, China, Philippines, India, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil and Argentina

### Wars

Egypt War, Middle East Incident and World War 3

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### Mass

1.75 Kilos (Posalium) - 4 Kilos (Carbon Steel)

### Action

Gas Operated, Rotating Bolt, Recoil Reduction System

### Attachment

Reflex Sight, Underbarrel Grips, Laser Point, Flashlights, Range Finder

''Finally, our own Battle Rifle and what better weapon then with the successor of the legendary AG-3''

-Uknown soldier when learning AG4 will be their new Battle Rifle replacements

#### History

Bjørgvin Armament-Automat Gevær 4 is the Norwegian and allied Military Battle Rifle and is used for close quarter combat precision rifle

#### Prehistory

In 1967, Norway was given the green light by Heckler & Koch to produce their own variant of the G3 Battle Rifle, this variant was called AG-3, Ag-3F1 and AG-3F2 and it was very well recieved and was in service for entire 53 years when it was eventually phased out in 2020 and eventually replaced by HK 416 and 17, however, the military kept some for fun and nostalgia for a loyal and reliable rifle that have seen conflicts every decade since it was introduced to the world until its out phasing in 2020 and Norway tried MK16 EBR, HK 417, 18, 19 and FN Scar2C, but none felt as good or recieved as much love as the AG-3.

#### The start of AG-4 (2357 - 2358)

2357, King Nils Olav requested Bjørgvin Armamament to create a Battle Rifle for the Norwegian Military, after a few months, Bjørgvin Armament bought entire G3 owning rights, on a national military TV, the conference it was revealed by Bjørgvin Armament that they had bought the G3 rights and AG-4 will be its successor, the news was met with much enthusiasm, the production started swiftly and 95,000 were produced for the Norwegian Military, it was a massive success due to its reliability and power, however it was used as close quarter rifle while the BA-MS2 was reserved as the DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle).

#### Wars

##### Egypt War (2357 - 2358)

Although tension had been brewing for some years, the same year AG-4 was issued to the military 2357, a war broke out in Egypt as more and more with the help of its neighbours countries joined the Insurrection as they meant Egyption government became friendly to European, which they hated since they never forgot nor forgave the colonization of Africa, Egypt asked for aid and Norway responded.

A few weeks later, Norwegian forces struck occupied Marsa Matruh and Alexandria at the coast of Mediterrinean Sea, taking them within a few days of fighting due to low amount of enemy presence, after a few days, the Norwegians continued down to Siwa then Mut and then towards the Nile coast, meanwhile the smaller land forces of Alexandria forces attacked and after days of bloody fighting, they manage liberated Diametta and Port Said with the support of the Royal Navy, travelling to Suez, during this time, FSK had silently went down to Sharm El-Sheikh and Luxor had been liberated, and the Egyptian Loyalists was blockading insurrectionists final stronghold Aswan and waiting for backup and after a few days, the Norwegian caught up and after 2 days of R&R they attacked, the battle was intense, both sides determined on their objective, in the end though, Egypt and Norway emerged victories after a pyrrhic victory that cost the lives of 18000+ total, Egypt was extremely grateful for this act of help and vowed to stand by Norway should they request aid.

##### Middle East Incident

However, there weren't much rest for Norways military force, 3 years