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Affiliation:
Developed by Imperial Arms Development, and is licensed through Wattra Corporation, and a limited sales contact through Systech, on a selected outletsit is openly available in Imperial Borders, almost exclusively. Trade sanctions prohibit the sale of the DT-02 in known Jedi and Mandalorian-occupied space. Also sparesly available on the Black Market. (Open Market)
Ownership:
Valo Ixrinnahn
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Model:
DT02 ''Double Tap' Carbine
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Type: Light or Medium Blaster Rifle
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Size:
Variants in length are manufactured, from shortened 10 inch barrel with and without a stock, and up to a 26 inch barrel for long range engagement, though the standard rifle is built on a ten pound receiver, and a heavy duty barrel. Overall weight on the standard rifle comes in at about 9.5 kilograms, or just under 21 pounds. The overall length of the standard DT02 rifle is roughly 1 meter from buttstock to the tip of the barrel.
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Composition:
The receiver is housed in a folded durasteel and titanium alloy, to prevent rust. Some of the furniture, such as the stock and forward handgrip are fitted with fired cured wooden furniture. The necessary circuitry for the blaster is all housed within the receiver of the rifle.
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Range:
Effective out to 100 yards, with iron sights, the action of the rifle does little inherent detriment to the accuracy. It is most effective in mid-range conflict not exceeding 45 meters to feel the full benefit of the rifle.
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Ammunition Capacity:
Power Cells range from 20 to 40 rounds
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Firing Mode:
Two Firing Modes: Semi-Auto and Binary Fire Mode (BFM
Semi-Automatic and Binary Semi-Automatic (one shot fired when the trigger is pulled, plus one shot as the trigger is released)
DT-02 "Double Tap" Carbine
Description:
The DT-02 blaster rifle utilizes a revolutionary advance in Imperial Blaster Technology, with a firing system that triggers the firing mechanism upon pulling the trigger, one time as it is pulled, and once it's released. If one were to pull and hold the trigger, only one shot would ring off, until the trigger was released. The firing mode does not cross the threshold into automatic, because it puts to use the second half of the trigger pull to follow up with a second shot.
With this unique firing system comes a few downsides. The first is that it can be fired too quickly if the user is a trained combat marksman, he can overload the circuits and cause a non-explosive malfunction that causes the weapon to shut off. The next is the possibility to warp the barrel. As a user pulls and releases the trigger, two bolts are firing independently of each other upon the pull and the release of the trigger, and as such has no firing rate mitigation inherent within the weapon system. It is up to the user not to overheat or shoot too quickly for the firing mechanism. The barrel of the rifle will begin to warp, and shots will begin to drop, after six shots, or three full trigger pulls, if done in rapid succession.
The weapon has several configurations, including a shortened barrel, for Naval or Urban conflict, a longer barrel, for precision shooting, stockless, with a pistol grip for an urban carbine-style combat weapon, and it comes with a collapsible bipod, and bayonet lug. The weapon's recoil in the Binary Fire Mode, or BFM, the acronym coined during testing, is relatively light, as a result of the robust design of the rifle. Still a hefty weapon, the rifle can be fired accurately from any Imperial Legionnaire, or otherwise trained soldier worth his or her salt.
Intent: Who needs a reason for a WWII gun in Star Wars? Really, though, I got inspiration for this rifle while watching the above linked video on the Franklin Armory Binary Firing System. I figured it to be a good evolutionary and experimental step forward for blasters in this timeline. With this new tech comes it's pros and cons, as listed above.
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[beebox3=100%]Affiliation:
Developed by Imperial Arms Development, and is licensed through Wattra Corporation, and a limited sales contact through Systech, on a selected outletsit is openly available in Imperial Borders, almost exclusively. Trade sanctions prohibit the sale of the DT-02 in known Jedi and Mandalorian-occupied space. Also sparesly available on the Black Market. (Open Market)
Ownership:
Valo Ixrinnahn
.
Model:
DT02 ''Double Tap' Carbine
.
Type: Light or Medium Blaster Rifle
.
Size:
Variants in length are manufactured, from shortened 10 inch barrel with and without a stock, and up to a 26 inch barrel for long range engagement, though the standard rifle is built on a ten pound receiver, and a heavy duty barrel. Overall weight on the standard rifle comes in at about 9.5 kilograms, or just under 21 pounds. The overall length of the standard DT02 rifle is roughly 1 meter from buttstock to the tip of the barrel.
.
Composition:
The receiver is housed in a folded durasteel and titanium alloy, to prevent rust. Some of the furniture, such as the stock and forward handgrip are fitted with fired cured wooden furniture. The necessary circuitry for the blaster is all housed within the receiver of the rifle.
.
Range:
Effective out to 100 yards, with iron sights, the action of the rifle does little inherent detriment to the accuracy. It is most effective in mid-range conflict not exceeding 45 meters to feel the full benefit of the rifle.
.
Ammunition Capacity:
Power Cells range from 20 to 40 rounds
.
Firing Mode:
Two Firing Modes: Semi-Auto and Binary Fire Mode (BFM
Semi-Automatic and Binary Semi-Automatic (one shot fired when the trigger is pulled, plus one shot as the trigger is released)
DT-02 "Double Tap" Carbine
Description:
The DT-02 blaster rifle utilizes a revolutionary advance in Imperial Blaster Technology, with a firing system that triggers the firing mechanism upon pulling the trigger, one time as it is pulled, and once it's released. If one were to pull and hold the trigger, only one shot would ring off, until the trigger was released. The firing mode does not cross the threshold into automatic, because it puts to use the second half of the trigger pull to follow up with a second shot.
With this unique firing system comes a few downsides. The first is that it can be fired too quickly if the user is a trained combat marksman, he can overload the circuits and cause a non-explosive malfunction that causes the weapon to shut off. The next is the possibility to warp the barrel. As a user pulls and releases the trigger, two bolts are firing independently of each other upon the pull and the release of the trigger, and as such has no firing rate mitigation inherent within the weapon system. It is up to the user not to overheat or shoot too quickly for the firing mechanism. The barrel of the rifle will begin to warp, and shots will begin to drop, after six shots, or three full trigger pulls, if done in rapid succession.
The weapon has several configurations, including a shortened barrel, for Naval or Urban conflict, a longer barrel, for precision shooting, stockless, with a pistol grip for an urban carbine-style combat weapon, and it comes with a collapsible bipod, and bayonet lug. The weapon's recoil in the Binary Fire Mode, or BFM, the acronym coined during testing, is relatively light, as a result of the robust design of the rifle. Still a hefty weapon, the rifle can be fired accurately from any Imperial Legionnaire, or otherwise trained soldier worth his or her salt.
Intent: Who needs a reason for a WWII gun in Star Wars? Really, though, I got inspiration for this rifle while watching the above linked video on the Franklin Armory Binary Firing System. I figured it to be a good evolutionary and experimental step forward for blasters in this timeline. With this new tech comes it's pros and cons, as listed above.
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