Railgun Ss Novels & Stories

"It's not tracking the shard, Julian. It's running a simulation of your brain. It knows where you're going because it knows how you think." The First Strike A massive explosion rocked the road ten feet in front of the hauler. A kinetic slug, fired from an orbiting rail-gun platform that the Shattered Crown had managed to re-activate, turned a hundred-year-old pine tree into a cloud of splinters. "They're lead-compensating!" Julian screamed, slamming the hauler into a lower gear and veering off the main logging road into the untracked wilderness.

"Target the North and South sub-stations. Twin-link the railguns. Fire for effect." Leo grinned, a fierce, feral expression behind his visor. He grasped the heavy manual firing yokes. "Knock, knock," Leo whispered. He squeezed the triggers. KRA-THOOM. KRA-THOOM. The Behemoth shuddered violently as the twin railguns fired back-to-back. Two hyper-accelerated tungsten slugs erupted from the barrels, crossing the five-hundred-yard gap in a fraction of a heartbeat. The first slug struck the North sub-station. The reinforced concrete bunker simply ceased to exist, vaporized in a massive explosion of kinetic energy and shattered power conduits.

And because most of their weaponry had been converted to mostly energy-based systems, it opened up all of their munitions bays purely for various kinds of rail ammunition and missile types. Countless rearming drones flew into the hungry munitions bays and loaded them up with the newest armaments available. The vast majority of rail ammunition they now held was a new design. One that sat between rail sabots and rail spears. Each of them tapered to thin points, and also had lithium silver cores that carried extreme electrical charges. Their missiles were also updated from the standard explosive and kinetic. Though they certainly saw an increase in cluster bomblet missiles, a new missile was ad

Based on the FN® MK 17, the SSR is capable of sub-minute of angle accuracy out to and beyond 1,000 yards which attracted her in when Nexus introduced to her a row of different kinds of sniper riffle at that time. The SSR featured an extended receiver rail for mounting in-line night vision and thermal devices with standard/sniper optics. It featured an enhanced trigger requiring no adjustments that was rugged enough for field use but precise enough for long-range target engagement. The proprietary barrel extension and barrel profile improve accuracy, and the fully adjustable non folding stock enables the operator to optimize the rifle for firing position and body type. It was simply love at f

They stripped the massive, reinforced steel axles, the heavy-duty alternators, and miles of thick, industrial copper wiring. In the widest, steepest ventilation shaft of the cavern—a massive, forty-five-degree tunnel angling directly upward toward the surface of the mountain—they had built the equalizer. Baraka stood at the base of the tunnel, staring up at the terrifying, jury-rigged machine. It was a primitive but mathematically flawless electromagnetic railgun. Two parallel rails of solid, conductive steel ran a hundred yards up the shaft. They were wrapped in thousands of coils of thick copper wire, hooked directly into a massive, daisy-chained bank of heavy diesel truck batteries and mo