Difference between revisions of "Ammunition ULA GAR"
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| − | |usedby = [[Weapon_Rifle_ULA_DK11|DK-11A Rifle]]<br \>[[Weapon_Sniper_ULA_TS20|TS20 Sniper]] (GAR-AP) | + | |usedby = [[Weapon_Rifle_ULA_DK11|DK-11A Rifle]]<br \>[[Weapon_Sniper_ULA_TS20|TS20 Sniper]] (GAR-AP)<br \>[[Weapon_Carbine_nfc_A420|A420 Carbine]] |
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Revision as of 18:14, 11 April 2017
GAR Class Ammunition
| GAR | |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | United League Army |
| Manufacturer | Corps-Miyaki |
| Perforation | 6.0 |
| Caliber | 8.13 mm |
| Class | Medium |
| Used By |
DK-11A Rifle TS20 Sniper (GAR-AP) A420 Carbine |
The ULA's standard issue GAR 8.13mm round. Used by the DK-11 assault rifle and other mainstay ULA weapons.
Its sometimes said that more GAR rounds have been made than every other ammunitions put together, but this claim is very doubtfull, a common misconception. But the fact remains that the GAR round has been used extensively, it is said no ULA force has ever left without fireing at least one clip.
- GAR-PC round - Standard round
- GAR-HE round - High explosive tip
- GAR-AP round - Armour piercing
Quintite charge, depleted lead body with either ceramic parabolic cap, shaped HE or ceramic carbon AP tips.
