Wolf Armaments AR Fortgeschritten G3

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Wolf Armaments AR Fortgeschritten G3
The AR Fortgeschritten G3, or AR Fort for short, is an Assaullt Rifle produced by Wolf Armaments of The Empire of Common Territories. It is a bullpup configured rifle derived from the Steyr AUG design (in service with Austrialia and Austria to name a few). This particular variant is a bit more modern, and features some improved technology to match it's initial production date in the 2010's. This weapon has enjoyed moderate usage outside of the TECT, but it isn't as popular as it's stablemate, the AR Scorpion.

The Fort-NATO variant was selected by the United Provinces of The Free for evaluation in the 5.56mm Challenge to compete against other rifles to standardize for the Free Army.

Design
The AR Fort is derived from the Steyr AUG, an Austrian bullpup Assault Rifle. This variant is designed to be as reliable as possible. The Fort-NATO variant which was proposed to the Free Army is chambered in 5.56mm to be compatible with cartridges from NATO allied countries. The weapon features multiples rails for accessories, and also features foldable iron sights as standard. It features quick-release options for changing parts on the battlefield. It also accepts NATO STANAG magazines designed for AR-15s and other comparable rifles.

Performance in the 5.56mm Challenge
The rifle performed decently in the challenge, with performance being comparable to all of the front running rifles, however it did not perform as effectively as the M2008 at long range or the AR Scorpion at close range, meaning that it was suitable for medium engagements. The reliability was above decent, with minimal jamming and overheating. But the rifle was not suited for use in colder climates, as it performed somewhat sluggish when partially covered in snow and ice, meaning that it was not as suited for the colder environment of the United Province's northern regions and mountains. Overall, other rifles were better suited for specific tasks, so this rifle was passed over by the Free Army in favour of more specialized designs. However, the AR Scorpion is planed to be purchased for special forces use in the Free Army.