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Vepr Relics - EBX-GLAYA Rail-Submachinegun

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtVcen…

Since the previous weapon was simply practice -- I haven't PMG'd in over 3 months, I decided to do this weapon justice. I worked long and hard on this version, I hope you enjoy it!
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2216.

Schlitter-Bahnstein, a massive international firm managing the production of premium, experimental firearms and private militaries, has went bankrupt due to fierce competition with the ever-growing, expanding Vepr. Inevitably, elements of the now defunct Schlitter integrate into Vepr. Former employees of Schlitter-Bahnstein revisit a design more than a century old - the Feychell: a still successful but relatively sub-par submachinegun simply not suitable for the modern interstellar world.

The BBL Feychell: prokhorvlg.deviantart.com/art/…

An opportunity at updating such a widely available and successful weapon cannot be passed up by the greedy capitalist swine. (See what I did there?)

After a development period of two years, the EBX-GLAYA was finished in 2219 and began shipping soon after. Featuring technologies that have been developed over the last century such as much more reliable micro railgun technology developed by labs at Vepr, better heat dissipation, improved electronic loading systems and a much higher RPM, the GLAYA proved that micro railguns are not simply experimental anymore - they are viable options for combat. Providing a projected hologram rather than a physical sight, the optic allows for much better awareness for the user, extra reliability, and a higher FOV while using a sight during combat. The redesigned lower receiver is not only more stylish, but it is also much more durable with the removal of the massive battery, less bulky and much lighter than the older one. A top loaded magazine allowed for a longer barrel, making the weapon even more accurate than it's predecessor.

The gun came in two forms: brand new and conversion kit. A win-win bargain for both the upgrading user and Vepr, the GLAYA propelled the then minor corporation into a much larger market competing with the largest and most successful megacorps within the expanding interstellar medium. The weapon design and configuration is iconic and is still used to this day in many submachineguns developed by all companies.

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Credits:
-Beck for shaded rails

-TEXT written in PDN

A NON SHADED VERSION: gyazo.com/ac4c2ddea7abee606c62…

Description
Vepr Relics - EBX-GLAYA Rail-Submachinegun

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtVcen…

Since the previous weapon was simply practice -- I haven't PMG'd in over 3 months, I decided to do this weapon justice. I worked long and hard on this version, I hope you enjoy it!
_________________________________________________

2216.

Schlitter-Bahnstein, a massive international firm managing the production of premium, experimental firearms and private militaries, has went bankrupt due to fierce competition with the ever-growing, expanding Vepr. Inevitably, elements of the now defunct Schlitter integrate into Vepr. Former employees of Schlitter-Bahnstein revisit a design more than a century old - the Feychell: a still successful but relatively sub-par submachinegun simply not suitable for the modern interstellar world.

The BBL Feychell: prokhorvlg.deviantart.com/art/…

An opportunity at updating such a widely available and successful weapon cannot be passed up by the greedy capitalist swine. (See what I did there?)

After a development period of two years, the EBX-GLAYA was finished in 2219 and began shipping soon after. Featuring technologies that have been developed over the last century such as much more reliable micro railgun technology developed by labs at Vepr, better heat dissipation, improved electronic loading systems and a much higher RPM, the GLAYA proved that micro railguns are not simply experimental anymore - they are viable options for combat. Providing a projected hologram rather than a physical sight, the optic allows for much better awareness for the user, extra reliability, and a higher FOV while using a sight during combat. The redesigned lower receiver is not only more stylish, but it is also much more durable with the removal of the massive battery, less bulky and much lighter than the older one. A top loaded magazine allowed for a longer barrel, making the weapon even more accurate than it's predecessor.

The gun came in two forms: brand new and conversion kit. A win-win bargain for both the upgrading user and Vepr, the GLAYA propelled the then minor corporation into a much larger market competing with the largest and most successful megacorps within the expanding interstellar medium. The weapon design and configuration is iconic and is still used to this day in many submachineguns developed by all companies.

_________________________________________________

Credits:
-Beck for shaded rails

-TEXT written in PDN

A NON SHADED VERSION: gyazo.com/ac4c2ddea7abee606c62…