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===Assault Rifles===
===Assault Rifles===
The current Vozhsk service rifle is the VZS-73 bullpup rifle, chambered in 5.56. Officially adopted in 2074, most Vozhsk units had been equipped with the rifle by 2076. The "Model 2073, Self-Loading Rifle" has subsequently become a primary export of the Vozhsk defense industry, finding itself in service in several foreign militaries. Compared to the aging VZS-11, it offered a cheaper construction, reduced length and weight, superior ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and superior reliability. A stouter chamber and barrel allowed for greater pressure tolerances, and thus could achieve a greater muzzle velocity.  
Vozh is one of the premier hubs of rifle design in the world. It
The current Vozhsk service rifle is the VZS-96 bullpup rifle, chambered in 5.56. Officially adopted in 2006, most Vozhsk units had been equipped with the rifle by 2009. The "Model 1996, Self-Loading Rifle" has subsequently become a primary export of the Vozhsk defense industry, finding itself in service in several foreign militaries. Compared to the aging VZS-11, it offered a cheaper construction, reduced length and weight, superior ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and superior reliability. A stouter chamber and barrel allowed for greater pressure tolerances, and thus could achieve a greater muzzle velocity.  




{{Infobox weapon
{{Infobox weapon
| name              =  VZS-73
| name              =  VZS-96
| image              = VozhVZS-73.jpg
| image              = VozhVZS-73.jpg
| image_size        = 300
| image_size        = 300
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| is_UK              =  
| is_UK              =  
<!-- Service history -->
<!-- Service history -->
| service            =  2076 - present
| service            =  2005 - present
| used_by            =  Vozh <br> Aravea <br> New Estovakia <br> Atmora
| used_by            =  Vozh <br> Aravea <br> Atmora
| wars              = Gariana Crisis <br> Left-Wing Insurgency in Vozh
| wars              = North-West Frontier Crisis <br> Halkeginian Drug War <br> Internal Conflict in Atmora
<!-- Production history -->
<!-- Production history -->
| designer          =  Elena Rurikovich
| designer          =  Elena Rurikovich
| design_date        =  2073
| design_date        =  1996
| manufacturer      = ArmaK
| manufacturer      = ArmaK
| unit_cost          = $680
| unit_cost          = $680
| production_date    =  2073 - present
| production_date    =  1999 - present
| number            =  
| number            =  
| variants          =
| variants          =

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Assault Rifles

Vozh is one of the premier hubs of rifle design in the world. It The current Vozhsk service rifle is the VZS-96 bullpup rifle, chambered in 5.56. Officially adopted in 2006, most Vozhsk units had been equipped with the rifle by 2009. The "Model 1996, Self-Loading Rifle" has subsequently become a primary export of the Vozhsk defense industry, finding itself in service in several foreign militaries. Compared to the aging VZS-11, it offered a cheaper construction, reduced length and weight, superior ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and superior reliability. A stouter chamber and barrel allowed for greater pressure tolerances, and thus could achieve a greater muzzle velocity.


VZS-96
VozhVZS-73.jpg
TypeAssault rifle
Place of originVozh
Service history
In service2005 - present
Used byVozh
Aravea
Atmora
WarsNorth-West Frontier Crisis
Halkeginian Drug War
Internal Conflict in Atmora
Production history
DesignerElena Rurikovich
Designed1996
ManufacturerArmaK
Unit cost$680
Produced1999 - present
Specifications
Weight3.79 kg (8.4 lb)
Length795 mm (31.3 in)
Barrel length525 mm (20.7 in)

Cartridge5.56x46mm Pact
Cartridge weight4.3 g
Actiongas-operated, rotating bolt
Rate of fire610 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity950 m/s (3,100 ft/s)
Effective firing range650 m (710 yd)
Feed system25-round box magazine
Sightsaperture iron sights
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