Steyr ACR Assault Rifle

The Steyr ACR was an experimental assault rifle developed by Steyr for the U.S. Army’s Advanced Combat Rifle (ACR) program in the late 1980s. Unlike conventional rifles, it fired small fin-stabilized flechettes housed in a plastic sabot rather than standard bullets. The weapon used a smoothbore barrel and a gas-operated mechanism, with the goal of increasing hit probability at longer ranges by producing extremely high projectile velocity and a flatter trajectory... that being said, it never really gotten much approval from the US trials against the other competitors like the G11 or the Colt ACR.

The ACR comes with a single or a three round burst, with its high rate of fire, one can assume that it's gonna hurt when you sling some sharp needles at the enemy.

Features

• Steyr's attempt at the advance combat rifle project
• Fires a special flechette projectile
• Has 24 and a fictional 40 rounder magazine
• Funky system inside the heart of the Steyr ACR mechanism!
• Has a rifle scope that is "carry handle" attachment mount, can be used with others like ACOG, etc, for funsies
• A "tactical" version is also included, that takes MLOK and rails.
• Can be found in Firearm > Assault Rifle

Thank you Tweedy for the model!