Ultra AC/10

This article covers the canonical tabletop version of the weapon. For the various apocryphal video game versions, see the video game section at the bottom of the page.

Ultra AC/10
Production information
Type	Ballistic (Rapid Fire)
Tech Base	Clan / Inner Sphere (IS)
Year Availability	Clan = 2825 (CDS) IS = 3057
Technical specifications
Heat	Clan = 3 IS = 4
Damage	Clan = 10/shot IS = 10/shot
Minimum Range	Clan = 0 IS = 0
Short Range	Clan = 1-6 IS = 1-6
Medium Range	Clan = 7-12 IS = 7-12
Long Range	Clan = 13-18 IS = 13-18
Tons	Clan = 10 IS = 13
Critical Slots	Clan = 4 IS = 7
Ammo Per Ton	Clan = 10 IS = 10
Cost (unloaded)	Clan = 320,000 IS = 320,000
Ammo Cost (per ton)	Clan = 12,000 IS = 12,000
BV (1.0)	Clan = 211 IS = 253
BV (2.0)	Clan = 210 26 (Ammo) IS = 210 26 (Ammo)

Description

The Ultra AC/10 is the second largest of the ultra-class autocannon. First introduced into the Inner Sphere by the Clans, Free Worlds League scientists were the first to retro-engineer the weapon and make it viable for mass-production, though the knowledge quickly spread to the other Successor States. The weapon itself is capable of firing two shots per turn, like all Ultra autocannon, resulting in doubled heat and, potentially, damage.

Manufacturing

Ultra AC/10 is manufactured on the following planets:

Brand	Planet	Company
Imperator Ultra-10	Atreus	Imperator Automatic Weaponry
Mydron Excel	Quentin	Independence Weaponries
Type 9	Tamaron	Ashton 'Mech Production Complex

See Also

The Ultra Autocannon/10 has been used in various video games, each with their own stats for the weapon; below is a list of the games that use it along with a link to each version's stats:

• MechCommander
• MechCommander 2

Bibliography

• Field Manual: Free Worlds League
• BattleTech Master Rules
• Tactical Handbook
• Technical Readout: 3060
• Total Warfare