Maiz Military Hardware

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Infantry Weaponry of Maiz

Service Rifle 1912

The most commonly issued rifle, the SR-12 is a general purpose bolt action with a relatively simplistic design to maximize ease of production and maintainability, similarly to many other bolt action rifles, it also features a bayonet. It became popular among many infantry divisions for accuracy and stopping power, however it's known for jamming due to it's simple design in certain environments. This rifle has proven itself to be more than adequate for Maiz's defensive needs, offering a five round stripper clip chambered in 30-06 and a total magazine capacity of nine (excluding the round in the chamber), giving it a terminal velocity of 2,400 feet per second. However criticisms have been verbalized regarding it's safety mechanism, which has been noted to malfunction to result in a terrified trooper. Despite this, the SR-12 will remain the widely adopted rifle for the foreseeable future.

Service Handgun 1908
A powerful sidearm, the SH-08 originally was originally manufactured as a civilian personal defense weapon, however many opportunists within the military saw the chance for innovation, with a unique if not strange design, and trustworthy reliability on long campaigns or the dullest of patrols, this sidearm went through many improvements and adaptations for military service, eventually becoming the undisputed contender for this role. Chambered in .45 ACP, and paired with a toggle-lock action mechanism, and a round capacity of eight shots it makes this weapon nothing to scoff at with a velocity of 1300 feet per second.