The Izhevsk A-3, which would later become known as the AK-74, is a Soviet prototype assault rifle chambered in 5.45x39mm. Thanks to its smaller (though no less formidable) cartridge, the addition of a muzzle brake/flash hider hybrid, and ample use of Bakelite polymers, the A-3 achieves significant weight reduction, greater accuracy and less felt recoil than its predecessors of the Kalashnikov family. It is currently in limited use, for field testing, by select Spetsnaz troops.
Izhevsk A-3 (AK-74)
Abilities
Common Attributes - Miscellaneous
Bleeding-Edge Prototype - Prototype Weapons
This object can only be made, by virtue of its workings or the technologies involved, in an advanced laboratory. It is impossible to mass-produce with our current mass-manufacturing techniques.
EFFECT:
This weapon is always Grade VI - Laboratory Prototype.
As such, in accordance with the Reliability & Maintenance Rules, it always possesses -3 UNREL.
Common Attributes - National
Attack of the Dead Men - Soviet Small Arms (NF)
In the dreadsome battlefields of Europe during World War III, scarred by nuclear fallout, chemical agents, and a myriad other man-made horrors, Soviet infantry continued to fight with the dogged resistance that had always characterised them. Even flash-clone conscripts, despite their simple minds, continued fighting through the rubble, withstanding their rotting bodies to fight one more day.
EFFECT:
If this weapon's user is at less than 50% of their maximum HPS or CHPS, this weapon's DMG is automatically maximised and they become immune to Dread.