I made the following stats for the most modern manufactured version Finnish Defence Forces assault rifle for an online campaign that never took off properly. I also made the Mk.48, which was pretty close to what Tegyrius also wrote up.
Rynnäkkökivääri M95TP (Assault Rifle Model 95 Folding Stock)
The most modern version of the Finnish Defence Forces assault rifle, which is a copy of the Kalashnikov AK-47 (and some consider it the best copy of the old classic). With about 20,000 units produced, it is mostly used by the Rapid Deployment Forces units of the Finnish Army as well as the Finnish Special Forces.
The common troops version has a rail on the left side of the rifle's hull, which can mount a pedestal for various optics. The Special Forces have mounting rails on the top of the reciever as well as on the barrel for a number of different tactical accessories like laser sights, tactical lights and so on. Both versions are capable of firing rifle grenades unlike the earlier models of the rifle. The military versions also have tritium-ampules fitted in their iron sights, which gives them a theoretical night-fighting ability, though passive night vision sights are commonly available.
A semi-automatic civilian model, the M92S, is available in both 7.62x39mm and 5.56x45mm.
Caliber: 7.62x39mm
Damage: 7
Penetration: x2/x3
Range: M/S
Rate of Fire: S/B4
Speed: 3/5/7
Recoil: 7
Bulk: 2/3 (stock folded/unfolded)
Weight: 3,7kg
Capacity: 30
Magazine Weight: 0,8kg
Folding stock, Night Sights (tritium), Mounting Rails
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