Seburo J9 Hyper-Velocity Rifle
  The Seburo J9 is a fully automatic, hyper-velocity weapon designed for suppression use, and use against armored targets, particularly personnel. The weapon fires 9mm caseless rounds, and is fed from a helical 45-round clip. The clip features iron sights and has the option for mounting scopes or other targeting accessories. The weapon uses highly advanced, lightweight materials to achieve it's fantastic light weight compared to other weapons of it's style, and is even lighter than the Ares HVAR, which by contrast, is an older design and can never compare to the J9. The weapon uses a "super-machinegun" action, and through the use of an electrical trigger, is able to fire twenty rounds with the felt recoil of ten! The lack of many moving parts makes it very reliable, and the electrical trigger needs the occasional wipe down. To compensate for this very heavy recoil, a folding stock mounting heavy shock pads, as well as an autostabilization stock. The stock itself is collapsible, and helps keep the size down. However, the weapon's extended barrel that ends in a Improved Gas-Vent IV makes this difficult to hide. And through the use of HV ammo, the weapon can reach further and still hit comparable to a standard assault rifle. Added to this is the venerable Smartlink II hardware built into the frame.

  Type | Conceal | Ammo | Mode | Damage | Weight | Availability | Cost | Street Index
  Assault* | - | 45(c) | SA/BF/FA | 8M** | 3.8 | 9/1.5 mths | 7,635¥ | 5

  * Use standard ranges, but add 25% for the extended barrel.
  ** The use of HV ammo and the extended barrel raise the damage to this.
  The weapon mounts an autostabilization stock that offers 1 point of recoil compensation, as well as a Level 2 Shock Pads providing 2 points. The barrel mounted Imp. Gas-Vent IV provides 5 points of recoil compensation. "HV" ammo generally costs 50% more, and adds 1 to the Power, due to the increased velocities. Due to the electrical impulse operation, the weapon can fire up to 20 rounds per Complex Action on Full Auto. However, due to the advanced action, the weapon only would suffer half the recoil on this mode only.
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