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Type 4 production
Type 4 Version 1
| Variant | Key Characteristics (Inferred from development history) |
|---|---|
| 1st Variant | Early prototypes; significant reliability issues; weak gas piston; poor component durability. |
| 2nd Variant | Minor strengthening and adjustments; still prone to jamming and feed issues. |
| 3rd Variant | Intermediate improvement stage—reinforced internal components, improved gas‑system durability, and refinements to address jamming. This corresponds to mid‑development rifles before the final “Type 5” improvements. (Inference based on documented progression.) |
| 4th Variant | Further refinement approaching the improved “Type 5” configuration. |
| 5th Variant | Final and most reliable form; strengthened return spring and gas piston; often associated with the “Type 5” designation. |
i hope i have not done this before but the type 4 went through 5 development stages perhaps giving to the misunderstood type 5 designation. the first variant seeks to have a slightly different stock and magazine. how this affects the gun is not know but the v1 would fit well a the same br3 as the type 4. or a br4 if the stats were buffed by letting the type4V1 operate by normal magazine rather than stripper clipsy.