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Description
Name: Audvey, Manual Repeating Rifle Mod.14
Type: rifle
Country of Origin: United States of Kharlovia

Designer/Manufacturer:
-National Weapons Manufacturer
-Johan&Sons armory
-Audvey's gun smithing co.
-Weapons fabrication Limited.

Service History: 1914-1961
Caliber: 7.5x56mm
Action: Bolt-action .

Feed System:
-5 round stripper clip
-Detachable 10 round magazine

Rate of Fire:
-Trained Soldier: 20-30 aimed shots per minute
-Normal Conscript: 15-20 rounds per minute

Muzzle Velocity: 750-855 m/s
Effective Range: ~511m

Sights:
-Normal variant: iron sights
-Sniper variant: scope

Weight:
-Normal variant: 4.1kg
-Sniper variant: 4.2kg

Length: 39in
Barrel Length: 30in

Description: A new and improved version intended to replace the Mod.13. Uses a rear locking lug design and cock-on-closing feature similar to the SMLE and features a chromium barrel for sustained fire. With a detachable 10 round magazine. It eventually replaced the Mod.13 in the 1930's. The normal variant was retired from the army in 1949 but auxiliary units used it well into the 1960's as well the sniper variant which continued to see use in many conflicts.

Description
Name: Audvey, Manual Repeating Rifle Mod.14
Type: rifle
Country of Origin: United States of Kharlovia

Designer/Manufacturer:
-National Weapons Manufacturer
-Johan&Sons armory
-Audvey's gun smithing co.
-Weapons fabrication Limited.

Service History: 1914-1961
Caliber: 7.5x56mm
Action: Bolt-action .

Feed System:
-5 round stripper clip
-Detachable 10 round magazine

Rate of Fire:
-Trained Soldier: 20-30 aimed shots per minute
-Normal Conscript: 15-20 rounds per minute

Muzzle Velocity: 750-855 m/s
Effective Range: ~511m

Sights:
-Normal variant: iron sights
-Sniper variant: scope

Weight:
-Normal variant: 4.1kg
-Sniper variant: 4.2kg

Length: 39in
Barrel Length: 30in

Description: A new and improved version intended to replace the Mod.13. Uses a rear locking lug design and cock-on-closing feature similar to the SMLE and features a chromium barrel for sustained fire. With a detachable 10 round magazine. It eventually replaced the Mod.13 in the 1930's. The normal variant was retired from the army in 1949 but auxiliary units used it well into the 1960's as well the sniper variant which continued to see use in many conflicts.