FG-T43 Assault Rifle

The FG-T43 is used in Phanafia primarily by terrorist groups and was used unofficially by the Phanafian Scouts Army in the 1991 Indian Revolution. It is a dangerous weapon having "burn-out" bullets that incinirate after a hit. The usage of this gun is highly debated. It was invented by soviet resistance in 1982, and modules of this weapon spread to foreign communist nations, such as Phanafia. Usage by terrorist started in 2004 when a Phanafian terrorist group by the name "Hell Hounds" stormed and held 82 people hostage in a World Trading Bank in New Laos City. 21 people died and 7 of them were shot by this assault rifle which burned out their insides before the bullet could be taken out of them. The tragic events of that date led to one of Phanfia's lead New World Trading Corparations to be destroyed in the northern sector of New Laos City.