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This artwork depicts a weapon which is a part of my sci-fi world's lore. Do not copy the design, use it in your own artworks, or claim it as your own!

Lore and Description:
The "Raconis" is a general purpose machine gun produced by Kaneesian. Named after a canine beast which roams the steppes, the machine gun is an ideal compromise between portability and robustness. The weapon is belt-fed and fires the widespread 8 × 56 mm rifle cartidge, traditionally supplied from a detachable box magazine with a distinct handle. Integrated features include a folding bipod, an adjustable stock and an acessory rail for mounting optics. The weapon can also be mounted onto a tripod or an armored vehicle.

Inspiration and Background Information:
This weapon was mainly inspired by the X-55 Devotion LMG from Titanfall 2/Apex Legends, however, some ideas was also taken from SIG LMG 338, a prototype machine gun developed for the US Army's NGSW program.

Used Software:
Inkscape

If you like this deviation, do not hesitate to fav it, or leave a comment if you have anything to say. 🙂

Description

This artwork depicts a weapon which is a part of my sci-fi world's lore. Do not copy the design, use it in your own artworks, or claim it as your own!

Lore and Description:
The "Raconis" is a general purpose machine gun produced by Kaneesian. Named after a canine beast which roams the steppes, the machine gun is an ideal compromise between portability and robustness. The weapon is belt-fed and fires the widespread 8 × 56 mm rifle cartidge, traditionally supplied from a detachable box magazine with a distinct handle. Integrated features include a folding bipod, an adjustable stock and an acessory rail for mounting optics. The weapon can also be mounted onto a tripod or an armored vehicle.

Inspiration and Background Information:
This weapon was mainly inspired by the X-55 Devotion LMG from Titanfall 2/Apex Legends, however, some ideas was also taken from SIG LMG 338, a prototype machine gun developed for the US Army's NGSW program.

Used Software:
Inkscape

If you like this deviation, do not hesitate to fav it, or leave a comment if you have anything to say. 🙂