About: CNR-3 (.09x40mm round)

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The .09x40mm CNR-3 round is a hyper-dense needle round that was designed for SMS projection from a firearm. It was originally designed for small arms munitions for UFSC troops, however, after war with the Heretic broke out, the round quickly spread around the ASTO systems, and subsequently became a popular round among rifles.

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rdf:type	Ammunition
rdfs:label	CNR-3 (.09x40mm round)
rdfs:comment	The .09x40mm CNR-3 round is a hyper-dense needle round that was designed for SMS projection from a firearm. It was originally designed for small arms munitions for UFSC troops, however, after war with the Heretic broke out, the round quickly spread around the ASTO systems, and subsequently became a popular round among rifles.
prop	SMS Generator
dcterms:subject	Weapons
dbkwik:conworld/pr...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/rkCpUZ_CW2G_cmP1kpsIfg==
Origin	UFSC Arms Research
Case	None
Type	Concentrated Needle Round
servicedate	2460(xsd:integer)
rimthick	None
basedia	None
rifletwist	None needed
bulletdia	0.09
neckdia	None
overl	40.0
casel	None
shoulderdia	None
rimdia	None
Prime	None
used	UFSC, Private arms companies, most ASTO systems
Parent	dbkwik:resource/uieBkgR94C72SYPLaJs__Q==
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abstract	The .09x40mm CNR-3 round is a hyper-dense needle round that was designed for SMS projection from a firearm. It was originally designed for small arms munitions for UFSC troops, however, after war with the Heretic broke out, the round quickly spread around the ASTO systems, and subsequently became a popular round among rifles. The .09x40mm CNR-3 was developed in the 2460's by a team of UFSC researchers that were attempting to construct a round that was super compact, highly dense, and that offered minimal energy input. Rifles at the time were based on either chemical propellant slugs or battery based energy beams, neither of which offer optimal performance for assault rifles. After experimentation with SMS manipulation, hyper dense slugs were tested for ballistic performance after speeding up their acceleration with a SMS. Strangely enough, the SMS's fired slugs of threading needle sizes, and matched or passed the ballistic performance of a chemical propellant slug. It quickly became one of the most prevalent rifle rounds in existence, being used by various UFSC assault rifles, miniguns, and civilian weapons.

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