Teague Mk I

The Teague Noc I is an air-cooled light machine gun produced by Teague Manufacturing. It was adopted by the Dornish Armed Forces for use during the Last War, both as an individually-operated assault weapon and as a light anti-autogyro weapon on aerostats.   It has a distinctive silhouette, with an aluminum cooling jacket around the barrel and a flat, 47-round pan-drum above the receiver. The Teague Mk I was the first MG to be fired from an autogyro; a prototype saw air service in 1340. A dedicated aircraft version, the Teague Mk II (1342), lacks the barrel jacket and shoulder stock. From 1345, it is used with a 97-round drum (8.9 lbs.). The weapon is employed as a flexible observer's gun.  

Model	EWt.	ST	Bulk	Rcl
Teague Mk II	18.5/8.9	13	-6	3

Radescu Batica made a copy of the Mk II in .30-06 Radescu for use on aircraft.  

Ammo	Damage	EWt.
.30-06 Radescu	7d+1 pi	22.9/8.9