Typhon Munitions Synergist Sniper-Rifle
Written by: Ripshot
I hate this gun. It's a good gun, a real good gun that I want, don't get me wrong, but I feel like a fucking class-traitor just holding it. The Synergist is the first firearm made by bespoke weapons-manufacturer Typhon Munitions back when they operated under the name 'Bartlett Arms', and set the standard for their guns. It's a caseless, semiautomatic rifle made for what the corp calls 'proactive defence of high-priority VIPs', counter-sniping basically. It'll cost you the same as any other high-end rifle just to rent it, let-alone buy the damn thing, but any security-corporation that can afford the thing swears up and down that it's worth the money when in its element, and I'm inclined to believe 'em. The receiver's some complicated high-maintenence drek that'll misfeed if you so much as think dirty thoughts, but you're not gonna be using it outside of air-conditioned rooms anyway. Between that and a beautifully hand-machined free floating barrel though, you're easily gonna be getting <0.6MOA accuracy, and then you'll be able to repeat it with a quick follow-up shot thanks to this girl's recoil dampening components built into the receiver.The recoil-dampener is partly what solidifies the Synergist as a short-to-medium range precision rifle, rather than an extreme range sniper. The ideal setup for this rifle involves a gyro-mount in lieu of the usual bipod, to minimize recovery-time between shots.Another downside to keep in mind along with the others: This is, as I said, a counter-sniping weapon, and generally made for the kind of distances you'd expect in an urban enviroment, which are outright cosy compared to general sniping ranges. Its chambered in a pretty modest caliber, but the high pressure tolerances mean you can go high on the grain and punch through most types of armor reliably enough, which suits me just fine.
Item type
Weapon, Ranged
Manufacturer
Rarity
15R
Weight
5.95 KG unloaded
Dimensions
24" barrel, 34.1" total length
Base Price
42,000¥
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