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Just some doodle stuck in my head from the last 6 months...

Here's another variants :
Assault Sniper Variant [link]
Support Sniper Rifle Variant [link]
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Caliber : NATO 5.56mm (HVATR-CL), in STANAG-compatible magazine
: NATO 7.62mm (HVATR-CH), in STANAG-compatible magazine
Unit Length : 680mm
Unit Weight : 2.5 kg
Barrel Length : 11 inch
Rate of Fire : 850 RPM

The HVATR, stands for High Versatility Adaptive Tactical Rifle, represents the most advanced warfare technology in personnel armament, complying to the NATO’s 2032 CVA (Compact Versatile Armament) admission contest. Developed by Reinhardt Armaments, a subsidiary corporation from Reinhardt Foundation, the HVATR is capable of adapting into any conflict situations, while retaining its high performance and low-maintenance capability.

Designed by the R&D Division of Reinhardt Institute, the HVATR allows the use of multiple types of rounds, from soft-ball training rounds to heavy armor piercing rounds, without losing a significant amount rate of fire.

The carbine variant of HVATR were equipped by default with a detachable red-dot optical sight with zoom power up to 1.5x and an integral LAM (Laser Aiming Module), increasing the accuracy in close quarter combat. Added with upper Picatinny rail, the HVATR allows the flexibilty in optical sight selection, giving customizable configuration up to each user’s needs.

Description
Just some doodle stuck in my head from the last 6 months...

Here's another variants :
Assault Sniper Variant [link]
Support Sniper Rifle Variant [link]
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Caliber : NATO 5.56mm (HVATR-CL), in STANAG-compatible magazine
: NATO 7.62mm (HVATR-CH), in STANAG-compatible magazine
Unit Length : 680mm
Unit Weight : 2.5 kg
Barrel Length : 11 inch
Rate of Fire : 850 RPM

The HVATR, stands for High Versatility Adaptive Tactical Rifle, represents the most advanced warfare technology in personnel armament, complying to the NATO’s 2032 CVA (Compact Versatile Armament) admission contest. Developed by Reinhardt Armaments, a subsidiary corporation from Reinhardt Foundation, the HVATR is capable of adapting into any conflict situations, while retaining its high performance and low-maintenance capability.

Designed by the R&D Division of Reinhardt Institute, the HVATR allows the use of multiple types of rounds, from soft-ball training rounds to heavy armor piercing rounds, without losing a significant amount rate of fire.

The carbine variant of HVATR were equipped by default with a detachable red-dot optical sight with zoom power up to 1.5x and an integral LAM (Laser Aiming Module), increasing the accuracy in close quarter combat. Added with upper Picatinny rail, the HVATR allows the flexibilty in optical sight selection, giving customizable configuration up to each user’s needs.