HACS-01MG-LR Hunter Long Rifle Country of Origin: Confederated Northern City States Image by Jason English; miniature by Dream Pod 9; click on image to display larger version

Specifications
Type: Fire support Gear	Manufacturer: Northco
Armor Material: Durasheet w/ alloy	Armor Thickness: Average of 45mm
Height: 4.3 m	Width: 3.0 m
Weight: 6613 kg	Maximum Speed: 72 kph on-road
Powerplant: S-V950A V-Engine	Horsepower: 450 shp

Description
Size: 6	Total Actions: 1

Offense
Weapon	Code	Arc	S	M	L	EX	Acc	FC	Dam	Qty	ROF	Special	Ammo
90mm reduced-pressure gun	VLFG	F	5	10	20	40	-1	0	x20	1	0	Ind Fire	3
Mk IV Grenade Launcher	APGL	F	1	2	4	8	-1	0	x3	1	0	Anti-Inf, Ind Fire, AE0	6
Vibroblade	VB	F	0	0	0	0	0	0	x8	1	+4	Physical Attack Only	-
Hand Grenades	HG	F	0	0	0	0	-1	0	x15	1	0	Anti-Inf	3

Defense
Primary Movement: Walker 4/7 (42 kph)	Secondary Movement: Ground (Wheeled) 6/12 (72 kph)
Maneuver: 0	Armor: 15 / 30 / 45

Miscellaneous
Crew: 1 (Pilot)	Deployment Range: 500 km
Sensors: 0 / 2 km	Communications: 0 / 10 km
Perks: Easy to Modify, Hostile Environment Protection (Desert), Manipulator Arms (Rating 6 x 2, can punch)	Flaws: None
Defects: None	Lemon Dice: 1

Notes

Based on the Assault Hunter chassis, the Hunter Long Rifle is intended both to complement the Assault Hunter and act as an independent long-range fire platform. The only substantial difference between the Long Rifle and the standard Assault Hunter is the replacement of the LGPC Snub Cannon with a reduced-pressure 90mm field gun. This weapon offers a good balance of range, firepower and cost, and Hunter Long Rifles are often teamed with Scope Hunters in dedicated "scout/sniper" teams. Some units equipped with both Assault Hunters and Hunter Long Rifles have formed specialized "heavy hitter" squads, with a pair each of Assault Hunters and Hunter Long Rifles backed up by a Scope Hunter. This combination of long and short range firepower makes these squads formidable opponents.