Difference between revisions of "Manufacturer nfc Taldis"
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| − | Like many smaller starting companies selling small-arms; they sell to allcomers, be it the United League or Antarean Army. More recently however it has quickly become a significant power. Usually this means they pick a side and stick with it, as the other power won't tolerate such a manufacturer. Not so for Taldis, they managed to supply both large numbers for cheap AND maintain quality. Something that neither army can ignore. | + | Like many smaller starting companies selling small-arms; they sell to allcomers, be it the [[ULA|United League]] or [[AIA|Antarean Army]]. More recently however it has quickly become a significant power. Usually this means they pick a side and stick with it, as the other power won't tolerate such a manufacturer. Not so for Taldis, they managed to supply both large numbers for cheap AND maintain quality. Something that neither army can ignore. |
| − | + | An independent industry that makes the [[Weapon Carbine nfc A420|A420 rifle]] and the [[Weapon Lmg nfc SAR|SAR]] for both the ULA and the AIA. | |
| − | has many other public small arms on the market. | + | has many other public [[:Category:Infantry_Weapon|small arms]] on the market. Has grown in revenue many times over in the last decade. |
{{Navbox_manufacturer}} | {{Navbox_manufacturer}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 1 October 2018
| Taldis | |
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| Type | Small Arms |
| Affiliation | Non Faction |
| Products | YAS-13 Submachine Gun |
Like many smaller starting companies selling small-arms; they sell to allcomers, be it the United League or Antarean Army. More recently however it has quickly become a significant power. Usually this means they pick a side and stick with it, as the other power won't tolerate such a manufacturer. Not so for Taldis, they managed to supply both large numbers for cheap AND maintain quality. Something that neither army can ignore.
An independent industry that makes the A420 rifle and the SAR for both the ULA and the AIA. has many other public small arms on the market. Has grown in revenue many times over in the last decade.
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