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Khertland SAW Type 1

The automatic rifleman uses a modified variant of the standard rifleman with a longer and heavier barrel and a bipod. It also mounts a longer range optic. The SAW gunner is typically given a single double drum magazine loaded on the weapon with reloads in the form of standard magazines. The double drum mag could be dumped into the dump pouch once empty so its easier to carry. This was intended to give the SAW gunner longer uptime, at least at the start of firefight. However, most troops did not like it due to its bulky nature and tendency to jam.
The gunner also comes equipped a pistol as a back up due as their primary arm may be too cumbersome in close quarters. This is rarely the case however because it was very similar to the standard service rifle and so peformed about as well in confined spaces. Overall the weapon system was only intended as a stop-gap solution. Initially the army wanted to look outwards towards an ally for a potential SAW. But there was no design offers even when the army approached them about it. That was why the army decided to modify their existing service rifle for this role.

Basic specifications:
Cost: 6,642
Blocks:
78
Weight: 2,489
Volume: 92 cubic meter
Length: 6m (actual)
Width: 5m
(actual)
Height: 4m (actual)
Speed: 3 m/s

Armaments:
7.62mm Squad Automatic Weapon
Pistol