The M56 Smartgun - firing high explosive shells

It is an upgraded version of the M56 from Alien, firing 1,200 rounds per minute. It weighs about 40 kg, but is easy to carry and servo-controlled. It is called a "smart weapon" because it is fired with the help of an infrared tracking system on the barrel and a headglasses system operated by a target processor in the belt. New position used at Wolfhorn Hudson Ranch (note: you may need a kill command). The M56 Smart Gun is the primary USCMC machine gun and primary fire support for USCM units. The 10 mm x 250 M250, which replaced the obsolete M38 and is now replaced by the M57 Smartgun, is a 230 gram (14.9 g) jacketless cartridge encased in a rectangular block of nitramine. It is more powerful than the M309 cartridges used for impact rifles, and differs significantly from them by the presence of a selectable fuse. The M250 munition is stored in a combat drum on a continuous roll of plastic, non-tensile tape and can be recharged in the field. The gun's engine actuates the feed mechanism and the rotating tray, automatically loading each cartridge from the ribbon into the tray. If shooting stops, you can remove the coil by pulling the handle of a manual platoon on the right side of the weapon to eject the bullets and remove the coil. Like the M41A, the M56 uses a pulse fire system and is powered by a DV9 lithium battery. For shooting, either the rear or the front handle with the handle to be pressed is used. The M56A1 firing cycle speed is 1200 rpm. The fuse/fuse selector has three settings: safe, serial and automatic shooting Safe shooting is not possible, serial shooting is made by four cartridges, and automatic shooting is carried out as long as the elevation lever is pressed. The fuse selector gives you more options. The fuse selector allows you to choose the nitramine detonator M250. It explodes on a superstrong impact, which is ideal for soft targets. The time-lapse detonator explodes after penetrating armor and is suitable for armored targets. The weapon is made of carbon fiber, light alloy and plastic, and has an air-cooled barrel to prevent overheating. In case of overheating, an additional cooler can be installed. The control rifle is mounted on a hinged bracket which is fastened to the operator's combat belt. Combat equipment is a composite microporous ballistic armor with additional pads to prevent friction caused by bulky sets. The belt is equipped with a PRC 489/4 communication receiver/transmitter and a tracking/aiming processor. The body of the weapon is connected by means of a coaxial cable to the tracking/aiming processor with the aid of an infrared tracking system. The processor has a universal socket, to which a head-mounted sight (HMS) is connected, allowing the operator to "see" the reading of the tracking system. If in-place repairs are required, you can open the back panel to access the processor. The back panel also contains a Line Replacement Unit (LRU) that can be used to replace damaged processors in the field. Articulator Articulator arm is attached to the hip joint and controlled by servo motor in the mechanism. The tracker controls this movement and tracks the target through a focal matrix of platinum silicide sized 256x256 elements. The system is cooled by a cryogenic gas cooler that maintains the optimum device temperature at 77 K using the Stirling principle. A tracking signal is projected in a 30° cone in front of the barrel. When the tracker fixes the target, the barrel is fired with the center of gravity combined with the target. Care must be taken, as the tracker does not have an IFF system, and the operator can easily control the weapon without causing friction in the servo. Some sailors complain that the surveillance program is "chasing illusions," while others worry about the accuracy of the rifle. Experienced operators can work very effectively with these weapons. Gun Platoons In accordance with the USCMC doctrine, USCM is formed into minimum rifle platoons. One element of this platoon is a platoon of weapons. The weapons platoon consists of riflemen armed with M41 rifles and machine gunners armed with M56 machine guns. Rifles provide search and defense of machine guns and machine gunners provide fire support to the rest of the rifle platoon.M57 M57 is the "successor" to the M56 Smartgun that has been in use for the past 20 years.Unlike the M56m, the M57 barrel does not track targets autonomously, but coordinates multiple guided projectiles. This significantly increases the rate of fire, reduces the operational fatigue of the operator and eliminates the need for long training. The M57 can dynamically change target in flight if the M57 shooter determines that the original target has already been destroyed.The M57D is an M57D "dirty" intellectual weapon - an extremely lethal weapon permitted only in extreme conditions. Because it fires a projectile that breaks down into hundreds of radioactive fragments inside the target, it causes all sorts of debilitating long-term health problems for survivors. Large targets can produce truly staggering levels of radiation, which can result in the loss of enemy health for an extended period of time. Naturally, for precautions, better owners of smart guns wear radiation armor.