CBR-C

The Compact Bullpup Rifle was created by the Tricorne Co. in 1990. The CBR-C is a variant of the CBR sold exclusivly in Canada; it's shortened barrel allows it to comply with Canada's rifle laws. The quick fire rate and high accuracy makes it a favorite for operators in mid to long-distance firefights. The 7.8mm rounds slice armor, but the fire rate and small magazine means frequent reloads.

Gun Stats

 * Type: DMR
 * Clip: 10 7.8mm bullets
 * Cost: $13500
 * Deployment: $250

Gun Performance

 * Damage: 42
 * Recoil: 35
 * Spread: 24
 * Range: 77
 * Size: 67

Available Attachments

 * Sight Attachments
 * Mini Sight
 * Delta Sight
 * Red Dot
 * TG3X
 * T4XS
 * LS6X
 * Barrel Attachments
 * None
 * Flash Hider
 * Muzzle Brake
 * Suppressor
 * Tactical Attachments
 * None
 * Flashlight
 * Laser
 * Canted Sights
 * Grip Attachments
 * None
 * Folding Grip
 * Ergo Grip
 * Angled Grip
 * Stubby Grip

Appearance
The CBR-C is a rifle with a clip in its stock and does not required spitting out shells. This version of the CBR is slightly shorter than the origina, but still can bring a lot of firepower to a fight.

Recommended Usage
A single shot weapon with some spread and low ammo, this gun really shouldn't be used. While enemies will be using this weapon, it's best to only use it if your other guns have failed you with ammo capacity. You also have to be fairly close for even a headshot to kill an enemy.