AG-50 Raider

The AG-50 Raider is an assault rifle that is developed by Lockheed for GOV's Rogue Series.

Characteristics
Extremely common, the bulky AG-50 Raider is an automatic rifle developed for every day use by GOV Agents. Its large boxy frame with special grips on its side allows it to be easily carried. A handle on the top is also built into it to allow it to be carried as well. Many agents use the Raider due to how quickly one can steady their rifle. However, the Raider suffers from accuracy problems, although when fired it delivers little recoil.

Ammunition
Like other Rogue Series rifles, the AG-50 uses Conclusion Rounds, the standard ammunition used in Rogue Series weaponry. However, Raiders are capable of loading anything that will fit into the the chamber. Several reports of kills have been made with the ammunition being Govreigns or the caps on a bottle of Moronater. The clip for standard ammo is loaded in on the side, with a small release hitch to quickly unload the empty clip.

Pros & Cons
The pros to a AG-50 are its ammo count, ease of use, and its accessibility. While its design is a little strange, the weapon is easy to shoulder, removing much of the accuracy problems given from holding the weapon, leaving it up to the user to pepper the area with fire. It also can be modified to increase the user's abilities, although Lockheed nor GOV has ever attempted to address its problems.

The weapon itself is incredibly inaccurate. While not recommended to fire over long periods of time, most agents prefer to use it to lay down cover fire for other agents who are using more accurate weapons to take down the target. The stock that comes with the Raider is large and heavy, but for those who wish to take recoil and user error out of the equation, it is a good choice. The stock itself also proves to be a dangerous weapon when one is out of ammo.