V-37 HR



The V-37 'Bolter' HR (Formally known as the Vladimir 1837 Heavy Rifle) is a heavy, bolt action anti-armour infrantry rifle chambered for the 54mm AA rifle round produced by Vladimir Arms for the Brochovichian army.

History
Invented in 1835, the VR-37 was first produced in 1837 as a specialised anti-armour rifle, given exclusively to certain anti-armour units. However, in 1845, the weapon had gained popularity for it's power, accuracy and relatively low cost and was adopted into general service as the official service rifle for the Broch army which it still remains to this day, with some modification.

Variants
After the adoption of controlled capitalism, Vladimir Arms created an international variant for export. The project, which was closley overwatched by the government, resulted in the V-40 Anti Armour which had the following changes: Despite these changes, the weapon still performed admirably and become internationally popular as an anti-armour rifle.
 * Reduced magazine capacity options to either 3 rounds or no magazine
 * Shortened Barrel for reduced accuracy
 * Modified loading mechanisim to a more universally recognized one
 * Modified sights to resemble Swadian or Devhan standard sights

The weapon was also modified and adopted as Brochivichia's sniper rifle, and was designated the V-37 LR. Modifications included more rifling and a longer barrel, an inbuilt scope and a remodeled stock.