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Militech M77A1, commonly known as Militech Longbow. Developed by Militech for the Polish military Advanced Light Infanty Support Weapon System "Łamignat" (Bonebreaker). Polish military sought a portable, one man weapon capable of defeating all range of targets. From ACPAs, through tanks and helicopters. As common ammunitions were either too weak or too powerful to meet the task and specifications formula, Militech proposed exploiting the full potential of Electrically Ignited Liquid Thermal Propellant. Most to date munnitions used that technology but only because it allowed the same power output with significantly reduced size and weight of the cartridge without compromising the ballistics. Militech's 25x109 ET munnition was still a compromise, but never tested on unmounted weapon. The effects proved to be controversial. Although Militech Radom (as it was originaly codenamed, after the facility it was produced and tested, to the hard to explain amusement of the Militech's Polish military partners) was a reasonably light weight and portable design, the mix of light weight weapon with a full power anti vechicular round proved too much for the potential operators, as Polish military lacked enough enhanced personnel outside of the special operations. The Army ended up ordering a few dozens of those rifles which entered the service as WKW Model 49 Tytan in Special Operations Division. Militech and US Military, however, with their abundance of heavily enhanced personnel adapted the design for their use as Militech M77 Longbow.
Designed for heavily enhanced pesonnel, the rifle is a personal big gun of choice for the rogue NSA operator Anemy Rothart.

Description
Militech M77A1, commonly known as Militech Longbow. Developed by Militech for the Polish military Advanced Light Infanty Support Weapon System "Łamignat" (Bonebreaker). Polish military sought a portable, one man weapon capable of defeating all range of targets. From ACPAs, through tanks and helicopters. As common ammunitions were either too weak or too powerful to meet the task and specifications formula, Militech proposed exploiting the full potential of Electrically Ignited Liquid Thermal Propellant. Most to date munnitions used that technology but only because it allowed the same power output with significantly reduced size and weight of the cartridge without compromising the ballistics. Militech's 25x109 ET munnition was still a compromise, but never tested on unmounted weapon. The effects proved to be controversial. Although Militech Radom (as it was originaly codenamed, after the facility it was produced and tested, to the hard to explain amusement of the Militech's Polish military partners) was a reasonably light weight and portable design, the mix of light weight weapon with a full power anti vechicular round proved too much for the potential operators, as Polish military lacked enough enhanced personnel outside of the special operations. The Army ended up ordering a few dozens of those rifles which entered the service as WKW Model 49 Tytan in Special Operations Division. Militech and US Military, however, with their abundance of heavily enhanced personnel adapted the design for their use as Militech M77 Longbow.
Designed for heavily enhanced pesonnel, the rifle is a personal big gun of choice for the rogue NSA operator Anemy Rothart.