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Line 26: == Description == == Description == − The '''"King David" Light Gauss Rifle''' is a heavier support version of the [[David Light Gauss Rifle|"David"]] infantry gauss rifle developed by the [[Free Worlds League]]. The "King David" features better recoil management and ammunition feeds, allowing it to lay down effective suppressive fire on the enemy firing in either single-shot mode or a five-round burst-fire mode. However the fact that it requires a tripod and both a gunner and loader to operate makes it far less portable and easy to use than the lighter "David". Because of this, it is mostly used by conventional infantry in static defenses, although with the appropriate modifications the "King David" could be mounted on [[battle armor]].<ref name="CEp15">''Combat Equipment'', p. 15, "David And King David Man-Portable Light Gauss Rifles</ref> + The '''"King David" Light Gauss Rifle''' is a heavier support version of the [[David Light Gauss Rifle (Support Weapon)|"David"]] infantry gauss rifle developed by the [[Free Worlds League]]. The "King David" features better recoil management and ammunition feeds, allowing it to lay down effective suppressive fire on the enemy firing in either single-shot mode or a five-round burst-fire mode. However the fact that it requires a tripod and both a gunner and loader to operate makes it far less portable and easy to use than the lighter "David". Because of this, it is mostly used by conventional infantry in static defenses, although with the appropriate modifications the "King David" could be mounted on [[Battle Armor|battle armor]].<ref name="CEp15">''Combat Equipment'', p. 15, "David And King David Man-Portable Light Gauss Rifles</ref> == Rules == == Rules == Line 50:
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| − | The '''"King David" Light Gauss Rifle''' is a heavier support version of the [[David Light Gauss Rifle|"David"]] infantry gauss rifle developed by the [[Free Worlds League]]. The "King David" features better recoil management and ammunition feeds, allowing it to lay down effective suppressive fire on the enemy firing in either single-shot mode or a five-round burst-fire mode. However the fact that it requires a tripod and both a gunner and loader to operate makes it far less portable and easy to use than the lighter "David". Because of this, it is mostly used by conventional infantry in static defenses, although with the appropriate modifications the "King David" could be mounted on [[battle armor]].<ref name="CEp15">''Combat Equipment'', p. 15, "David And King David Man-Portable Light Gauss Rifles</ref> | + | The '''"King David" Light Gauss Rifle''' is a heavier support version of the [[David Light Gauss Rifle (Support Weapon)|"David"]] infantry gauss rifle developed by the [[Free Worlds League]]. The "King David" features better recoil management and ammunition feeds, allowing it to lay down effective suppressive fire on the enemy firing in either single-shot mode or a five-round burst-fire mode. However the fact that it requires a tripod and both a gunner and loader to operate makes it far less portable and easy to use than the lighter "David". Because of this, it is mostly used by conventional infantry in static defenses, although with the appropriate modifications the "King David" could be mounted on [[Battle Armor|battle armor]].<ref name="CEp15">''Combat Equipment'', p. 15, "David And King David Man-Portable Light Gauss Rifles</ref> |
== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
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* ''[[TechManual]]'' | * ''[[TechManual]]'' | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category: Technology]] |
| + | [[Category: Personal Equipment]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Weapons]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Support Weapons]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Gauss Weapons]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Gauss Weapons (Support)]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Ballistic Weapons]] | ||
| + | [[Category: Ballistic Weapons (Support)]] | ||