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A semi original lasgun I made for my imperial world.

The Fedorov Las-Rifle is the standard issue rifle of the Astra Militarum regiments of Kray Mira and some of its high level PDF units.
Made by the best armourers on the planet, its furniture is made of local "crimson" Eucalyptus Imperialis tree wood and its mechanical components are of a higher quality than standard Lasguns or Lascarbines. Originally derived from an ancient archeotech design, the Fedorov Las-Rifle packs a greater punch than regular Lasguns and features an unusual high cycle-charge chamber allowing it a rapid pulse mode comparable to fully automatic fire. This pattern is notable for its heavily reinforced energy transfer capacitors, overall durability and being a remarkably robust and easy to use weapon. Legendarily able to stand up to any amount of abuse and keep firing, it is respected over more powerful shoulder arms for its practicality and extreme reliability in almost any condition. Over the millennia, the Fedorov Las-Rifle has been improved and changed many times. There have been dozens of variants, but only a few have made any radical differences in the weapon's function, since all of its variants have the same basic features. This pattern has iron sights mounted along the top of the weapon, a standard rail for scopes (and other attachments) and an integrated bayonet lug (missing on the Lascarbine variant), and can be used as a club at close quarters without risk of damaging it.

As with my previous post, it's kinda inspired on the Soviet Union and modern day Russia. Hope you like it!

Description
A semi original lasgun I made for my imperial world.

The Fedorov Las-Rifle is the standard issue rifle of the Astra Militarum regiments of Kray Mira and some of its high level PDF units.
Made by the best armourers on the planet, its furniture is made of local "crimson" Eucalyptus Imperialis tree wood and its mechanical components are of a higher quality than standard Lasguns or Lascarbines. Originally derived from an ancient archeotech design, the Fedorov Las-Rifle packs a greater punch than regular Lasguns and features an unusual high cycle-charge chamber allowing it a rapid pulse mode comparable to fully automatic fire. This pattern is notable for its heavily reinforced energy transfer capacitors, overall durability and being a remarkably robust and easy to use weapon. Legendarily able to stand up to any amount of abuse and keep firing, it is respected over more powerful shoulder arms for its practicality and extreme reliability in almost any condition. Over the millennia, the Fedorov Las-Rifle has been improved and changed many times. There have been dozens of variants, but only a few have made any radical differences in the weapon's function, since all of its variants have the same basic features. This pattern has iron sights mounted along the top of the weapon, a standard rail for scopes (and other attachments) and an integrated bayonet lug (missing on the Lascarbine variant), and can be used as a club at close quarters without risk of damaging it.

As with my previous post, it's kinda inspired on the Soviet Union and modern day Russia. Hope you like it!