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==Description==
 
==Description==
Recoilless rifles date to pre-spaceflight [[Terra]]. They use a high-explosive charge to fire an anti-armor shell. It was the [[Capellan Confederation]] that first adapted them to use on [[battle armor]] during the [[Capellan-St. Ives War]]. Recoilless rifles are still used by [[infantry]] forces across human-occupied space.<ref name=TMd>''TechManual'', pg. 268</ref>
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Recoilless rifles date to pre-spaceflight [[Terra]]. They use a high-explosive charge to fire an anti-armor shell. It was the [[Capellan Confederation]] that first adapted them to use on [[battle armor]] during the [[Capellan-St. Ives War]]. Recoilless rifles are still used by [[infantry]] forces across human-occupied space.<ref name=TMd>''TechManual'', p. 268</ref>
  
 
The '''Light Recoilless Rifle''' is the lightest and smallest such weapon.
 
The '''Light Recoilless Rifle''' is the lightest and smallest such weapon.
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==References==
 
==References==
*[[TechManual]], pp. 268, 317-318, 346, 348
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*''TechManual'', pp. 346, 348
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==Bibliography==
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*''[[TechManual]]''
  
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[[Category:Weapons]]
 
[[Category:Weapons]]

Revision as of 12:47, 31 March 2010

Light Recoilless Rifle
Production information
Type Ballistic
Tech Base Clan / Inner Sphere
Year Availability mid-20th century
Technical specifications
Damage 2
Minimum Range 0
Short Range 2
Medium Range 4
Long Range 6
Mass 175 kg
Space Slots 2
Cost (unloaded) 1,000
BV (2.0) 12[1]

Description

Recoilless rifles date to pre-spaceflight Terra. They use a high-explosive charge to fire an anti-armor shell. It was the Capellan Confederation that first adapted them to use on battle armor during the Capellan-St. Ives War. Recoilless rifles are still used by infantry forces across human-occupied space.[2]

The Light Recoilless Rifle is the lightest and smallest such weapon.


References

  1. TechManual, pp. 317-318
  2. TechManual, p. 268
  • TechManual, pp. 346, 348


Bibliography