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	The '''Anti-Personnel Weapon Mount''' (like the [[Modular Weapon Mount]] that inspired it) is a piece of [[battle armor]] equipment that allows the operator to swap weapons based on mission parameters. Unlike the standard Modular Weapon Mount, the AP Weapon Mount only interfaces with "secondary weapons"; modified versions of conventional infantry weapons.<ref name=TM262-263>''TechManual'', pp. 262-263, "Modular/Turret Mounts"</ref>		The '''Anti-Personnel Weapon Mount''' (like the [[Modular Weapon Mount]] that inspired it) is a piece of [[battle armor]] equipment that allows the operator to swap weapons based on mission parameters. Unlike the standard Modular Weapon Mount, the AP Weapon Mount only interfaces with "secondary weapons"; modified versions of conventional infantry weapons.<ref name=TM262-263>''TechManual'', pp. 262-263, "Modular/Turret Mounts"</ref>
−	AP Weapon Mounts can carry two classifications of weaponry.  The first are [[:Category:Small Weapons|small arms]] commonly used by the [[infantry]] themselves, such as rifles and submachine guns, allowing battlesuits to effectively engage enemy soft targets without the potential overkill of their standard armaments.  The second are [[:Category:Medium Weapons|larger support weapons]] (those not designed to be mounted on battle armor<ref name=TM262-263/>), however in most cases this is redundant, since battlesuit weapons are already more efficient, more powerful versions of those same weapons.<ref>''TechManual'', p. 271, "Weapons, Anti-Personnel"</ref>	+	AP Weapon Mounts can carry two classifications of weaponry.  The first are [[:Category:Small Weapons|small arms]] commonly used by the [[infantry]] themselves, such as rifles and submachine guns, allowing battle suits to effectively engage enemy soft targets without the potential overkill of their standard armaments.  The second are [[:Category:Medium Weapons|larger support weapons]] (those not designed to be mounted on battle armor<ref name=TM262-263/>), however in most cases this is redundant, since battle suit weapons are already more efficient, more powerful versions of those same weapons.<ref>''TechManual'', p. 271, "Weapons, Anti-Personnel"</ref>
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== Description == The '''Anti-Personnel Weapon Mount''' (like the [[Modular Weapon Mount]] that inspired it) is a piece of [[battle armor]] equipment that allows the operator to swap weapons based on mission parameters. Unlike the standard Modular Weapon Mount, the AP Weapon Mount only interfaces with "secondary weapons"; modified versions of conventional infantry weapons.<ref name=TM262-263>''TechManual'', pp. 262-263, "Modular/Turret Mounts"</ref> AP Weapon Mounts can carry two classifications of weaponry. The first are [[:Category:Small Weapons|small arms]] commonly used by the [[infantry]] themselves, such as rifles and submachine guns, allowing battle suits to effectively engage enemy soft targets without the potential overkill of their standard armaments. The second are [[:Category:Medium Weapons|larger support weapons]] (those not designed to be mounted on battle armor<ref name=TM262-263/>), however in most cases this is redundant, since battle suit weapons are already more efficient, more powerful versions of those same weapons.<ref>''TechManual'', p. 271, "Weapons, Anti-Personnel"</ref> == Notes == <div class="gamerules"> === Game Notes === Weighing 5kg each, the AP Weapon Mount has harnesses, weapon status lines, and targeting interfaces for a variety of battlesuit primary weapon systems. The AP Weapon Mount is only restricted by the free weight of the battle armor and the size of the weapon.<ref name=TM262-263/> </div> == References == <references/> == Bibliography == * ''[[TechManual]]'' [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Equipment]] [[Category:Battle Armor Equipment]]

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