Britain's Long Range Desert Group (LRDG), predecessor of the Special Air Service">Special Air Service, famously preferred the Vickers K as its weapon of choice for raids deep into the West Asian desert. Comintern forces would be caught by surprise as armed commandos would storm out of the sands, blasting their rapid-fire Vickers Ks with great accuracy into anything that moved.
Vickers K No. 2 Land Service
Abilities
Common Attributes - Mechanical
Auto
This weapon is fully automatic, either inherently so or by the presence of a selective-fire mechanism.
EFFECT:
This weapon can fire more than one shot each time it is used. Each subsequent shot has a progressive penalty.
Automatic weapons are considered STABLE when they're mounted on a vehicle, tripod or turret. This is different from the Stabilised SA.
- Point Blank Range - No penalty.
- Close Range (≤10m / 2sq) -> -1
- Short Range (≤50m / 5sq) -> -2 (STABLE: -1)
- Average Range (≤200m / 10sq) -> -3 (STABLE: -1)
- Medium Range (≤500m / 20sq) -> -5 (STABLE: -1)
- Long Range (≤1000m / 50sq) -> -5 (STABLE: -3)
~ Beyond this point, automatic fire is unfeasible without a STABLE firing platform. ~ - Very Long Range (≤2000m) -> (STABLE: -3)
- Extreme Range (>2000m) -> (STABLE: -5)
Conversion
This object is made by using a conversion kit containing parts that fit into the original design, transforming it into this one.
EFFECT:
This object can be crafted by using the appropriate conversion kit.
It can later be deconstructed into the original design, yielding the appropriate conversion kit.
Common Attributes - National
Steady and True - British Small Arms (WW2)
The British Army, well aware of its numerical inferiority against any of Europe's great powers, has always put a premium on the individual soldier's discipline and rifle marksmanship. Every British infantryman is a skilled shooter and is issued a rifle that allows them to be so.
EFFECT:
This weapon gains an Easy DM when performing Aimed Fire (2 AP) beyond Medium Range.